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Newspaper

Freeport Journal

Location

Freeport, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1867

Page

3

Down in a Coal Mine: London to Staffordshire Visit

A Londoner recalls a journey to the Black Country with blast furnaces alight at night and muddy streets. He meets a pit crew, dons rough clothes, and endures soot smudges on shirt and skin while observing mines, engines, and rail-accessed pits.

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Down in a Coal Mine a Descent into Darkness

A first person journey describes descending into a coal mine, exploring tunnels, shafts, and worker gangs with candles, blasting, and a perilous ascent. The narrator reflects on danger, demonic echoes, and the haunting end with a plea for miners’ families and a call to kindness at Christmas.

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Kingston Massacre in Kingston Jail Report

A Southern newspaper recounts the Kingston jail fire and massacre of twenty two enslaved men. It condemns the carnage as deliberate, notes arrests of sheriff and jailor by the Freedman's Bureau, and blasts Reconstruction era racism and enfranchisement arguments.

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Cholera Deaths Hit U S Troops in Nicaragua Transit

Forty deaths from cholera occurred among U S troops detained in Nicaragua during transit up to January 16. Capt Maury, agent of the line, was mobbed by passengers for letting the Moses Taylor sail to San Francisco without them.

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