Irish Patriot Doheney and Cholera Aid in Cashel
The piece traces M Donohea Doheney born 1803 in Brook Hill Tipperary. It highlights his early schooling, jail for seditious speech, London law study, and marriage to J O Dwyer’s sister. It notes his cholera relief work in Cashel, role as city commissioner, and famed debating skill. Also mentions American citizens F Ryan and Bergen detained in England Ireland context.
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Tribune
Sta
Micazat Donesey
Mionsat Donner
Brook Hill
Killusty
Middlethird
Tipperary
Ireland
Slievenamon
Fethard
Micheal Doheney
Fitzimons
Doheney
Byron
Moore
Hugh O'Neil
Clonmel
Lysaght Pennefather
Baron Penneyfather
John Keating O'Dwyer
Morgan O’dwyer
Callan
Stirling
J. K. O'Dwyer
M. D
Jane
London
Gray’s Inns
Lipperary Press
Cashel
Perrin
Veraue W. Pennefather
Kings
Pennefathers
Illinois Whig Revival Amid Locofoco Ruin, 1840s Tone
The Freeport Journal reflects on Illinois political strife, praising Whig perseverance against Locofoco domination. It recalls past battles, warns of coercive power, and cites Terence McManus’ execution and postwar tensions with Britain over American flags and freedom. The piece contrasts despair with steadfast civic resolve.
Debate over bandits and Mexican war cited in editorial
The article condemns bands aiding revolution from U S soil and contrasts armed incursions into Texas with the Mexican war. It questions neutrality law enforcement and labels violators as bandits. It reports a severe hand injury to James Stevens and notes M M Woodin taking over the New Stone Tavern on Stephenson Street with a new landlord.
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México
Texas
Navakl
Convsct
Locofoco
Canada
United States
Pusuko Hovss
M. M. Woodin
Lurbox
Stephenson Street
Migd
Ggodb Nn
Statistics of the War and its grim toll in Mexican conflict
The piece argues against party manipulation in the Mexican War while detailing American losses and disease mortality. It cites 2000 killed and 4000 wounded, with thousands more dying from disease, and highlights severe casualties in regiments like the Mississippi and Georgia Battalion. The article also notes Mexico's devastation and civilian suffering.
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New Orleans Bulletin
Partizan
Locokee
Rcent
Rio Grande
Vera Cruz
Castle of Perote
Buena Vista
Tennessee
Naylor
Pennsylvania
Contreas
Georgia
Seymour
Mexico
Death of notable Chicago figure at Sherman Houses
The Chicago Journal reports the death of a prominent former Chicago mayor at the Sherman Houses at 10 o’clock Thursday. The deceased held high status in the west and amassed a large fortune. The same report notes telegraphic news of the presidential election result and a volatile New York money market with discounts in streets. It also mentions various vessel counts and shipping movements around Chicago.
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Araustus Garrett
Chicago Journal
Sherman
Garrett
Chicago
New York
Journal of Commitorce
Ships Arrive Safely In Port From Various Ports
Despite cold weather several vessels reached port in good order. The Leland Outward Bound Barque Utica Schr Dublia Buena Vista and Brig Robt Hollister from Buffalo Velegraph from Cleveland and Barque Morgan from Grand River all came in during the past day or two. The San Ward departed for Milwaukee and Sheboygan on its last trip this morning carrying many passengers.
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Leland
Utica
Schr
Dublia
Buena Vista
Robt
Hollister
Buffalo
Velegraph
Cleveland
Morgan
Grand River
San Ward
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Chicago Journal
Iowa Vote Result and Disappearance Mystery Mentioned
Iowa reports a two majority count and will publish final state totals when received. In New York no explanation emerged for the Mixg Marletg disappearance. A noted Pennsylvania stump speaker, an Irish miner, drew crowds in Schuylkill County for Gen Taylor. Saint Jaouly police estimate at least 400 regular thieves in the city.
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Iowa
Taylor
New York
Mixg Marletg
Ginith
Oneakore
Bchuylkill County
Gen
Taylor ‘Wan
Jule
Bt. Jaouly
Progress of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad
The railroad runs eight miles west of Chicago near the Des Plaines river with a sturdy bridge across the stream and grading ten miles beyond to the Du Page river. Delays in timber suspend further track laying to Cottage Hill until spring while progress proves feasibility and expected dividends for stockholders. The fall rains halted markets, but northern Illinois citizens are urged to subscribe stock to push the work forward in spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Plaines
du Page River
Cottage Hill
Chicago
Amon
Illinois
Galena and
Chicago Union Railroad
Chi. Tribune
Vast Oregon Territory Described and Island Resources
The piece surveys the expansive Oregon Territory beyond the Rockies and neighboring lands. It details eastern and southern boundaries, the vast 350000 square miles capable of seven New York sized states, and notes large islands north of 48 degrees with crops, fisheries, coal and other minerals. Fade ends with a Buff Com. citation.
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Oregon
Rocky Mountains
California
New Mexico
Snowy Mountains
Pacific Ocean
Russia
England
New York
Massachusetts
Vancouver’s Island
Connecticut
Queen Charlotte’s
Washington Island
Buff
Address to the People of Ireland and Plot at Peake Barracks
A man named John Fitzgerald sought relief at Peake Police barracks between Holycross and Thurles. Police found four copies of an address to Ireland’s people urging rescue of Smith O'Brien and posted notes. He was committed to Bridewell after hearings in Thurles. The placard calls Ireland to action and praises O'Brien, warning cowards. Also reports on medical notes and outbreaks of smallpox near LaSalle, Kendal, Newark, and Ottowa.
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Rtegerald
Cashel
Holycross
Richard Phillips
J. P
Trolyross
Fitzgerald
Thurles
Bracken
Francis O’brien
Hsg
Bridewell
Ireland
Smith O’brien
Tie
Snanayasi
Vast coal and rail potential across American lands
The article extols Ohio and neighboring states as rich in coal iron and copper, noting Ohio, Western Pennsylvania, and Virginia as fuel and mineral hubs. It highlights a vast transport network via canals, steamboats, and rails, with farmers shipping directly to eastern ports. It mentions coal supply plans for St. Louis from Illinois and a Rock Island to La Salle railroad charter. It ends with a Nationalaxpipart noting Taylor’s electoral votes split and overall majority.
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Ahleghanies
Rocky Mountains
Gulf of Mexico
Britain
Ireland
France
Holland
Germany
Italy
Spain
Appalachians
Ohio
England
Wales
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Tennessee
Lake Erie
Missouri
Arkansas
Illinois
Wisconsin
Lake Superior
Indiana
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New Orleans
North American Herald
Haim or Mr Cray Claims On Clay Family Telegraph
Telegraph despatch from a Clay family member reports the statesman is gradually recovering though his illness has been more severe than previously. A Cincinnati editor notes recovery progress and the extent of sickness. Bain secures a patent for Telegraphing improvements, not a new invention.
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Haim
Mr. Cray
Trreenarmic
Bain
Speaking telegraph by gutta percha tube exhibit
At a late British Association meeting an explanation of gutta percha uses featured a hollow tube about one hundred yards long through which one person’s breath was directed to a flute while another played the stops and keys. The display aimed to illustrate Mr Wishaw’s plan for a speaking telegraph allowing a voice to be conveyed for three quarters of a mile.
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New York
England
Ireland
Richard F. Ryan
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Bargen
Ramnepdte
Bergen
the Tribune
New England
Fitzgerald
Newgate
Davightter
Poth
British Association
Wishaw
Mass forest hues greet Sunday frost in sunrise colors
The Boston Chronotype recalls how Sunday night frost woke ten thousand groves in Massachusetts, revealing a full harmony of colors as they greeted the morning sun like an army of rainbows.
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Boston Chronotype
Massachusetts
War Department creates Third Pacific Division troops
The War Department consolidates Tons ton and California 110 and 11) into the third or Pacific division under Brevet Major General Persifer F. Smith. General order No 54 declares the division, No 55 promotes Brevet Brigadier General Riley, and No 61 assigns Smith to command it on his brevet rank. General Smith prepared in the city for the command and plans to sail from New Orleans December 5 for Chagres. Riley has embarked from New York for California.
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Mirany
Smith
New Orleans
Chagres
Riley
New York
California
Wash
Building Societies Gain as Shares Sell at Broad Premiums
A Toronto loan meeting of the Canada Building Society reported shares sold at an average bonus of 58 percent. Niagara District Society shares traded Monday at an average bonus of 45 percent. The buildings societies aim to aid housing and homestead purchases while offering profitable investment prospects for financiers.
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Canada
Poer Canada Building Society
Toronto
Niagara District
Bufadia Commercial
Boyenne Societms
Thormarion Warner Bequeaths Legacy to Foster Family Heirs
A court record notes Thormarion Warner, linked to Samuel and Lucy Foster and formerly Lacy White and Henry Hull of Stormville Dutchess County New York, has bequeathed a legacy to Foster heirs. Editors will confer nine days for an orphan guidance and related matters.
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Thormarion Warner
Samuel
Lucy Foster
Lacy White
Henry Hull
Stormville
Dutchess Co
N.Y
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Washington
the Journal
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Prairie State
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Ilinois
Terence McManus
Acowent
James Stevens
Tre Steamship Europa
Europe
Laney
Jacksonville Argus
Donoyi
Morgen
Biruwa
W. 8
Jholera
Maxwell
Calcutta
Cave
Duchies
Thy
Bitat
la Salle
Kendal
Newark
Ottowy
St. Louis
Casey
Bluffs
Kingston Banks
Rock Island
Free States
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