Hon. Haxat Wrist of Massachusetts State Senate Biography
Chronicled biography of a Massachusetts politician born in New Hampshire about forty six, who moved to Massachusetts in 1830, worked as a shoemaker, rose to the Legislature, served in the State Senate, attended the National Convention, led Free Soil efforts, and became a persistent anti slavery figure. He supported Webster, Taylor, Buffalo movement, Van Buren, Sumner, and Sumner’s Senate return, later editing the Boston Republican and shaping Free Soil policy.
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Haxat
U. S
Senate
Ilo
Beneto
New Stampshire
Massachusetts
Natick
Gen Hartinot
Buffalo
van Buren
Boston Republican
Free Soil Party
Democrats
Free Soilers
Banate
T Hat
Sumner
United States Senate
Free Soil
Constitutional Convention
Murchers
Blavery
Lecture Critique and Northern State Comparisons
A Plymouth lecture by Dr Todd on The Age We Live In drew a large crowd despite sleet. The review calls the discourse below expectations, noting weak arguments on capital punishment and divorce laws. It cites remarks on Kansas statehood and contrasts Northern Illinois with Missouri in rail development and slave labor impacts. The piece also records brief notices about King Kamehameha III and other figures, with critical tone toward Todd’s satire and prose.
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de. Tod
Plymouth Mall
Dr. Todd
Inez
Todd
Presbyterian Church
Association
Willian H. Geverd Denied Senate Seat in Jerusalem Vote
A fragmented 19th century dispatch reports the rejection of William H. Geverd to the U.S. Senate amid factional fights among Locofocos and Whigs. The piece mocks political opposition and celebrates the North’s claimed strength against slave power, with references to New York and other locales in a tumultuous editorial tone.
Young Men's Association adjourned annual meeting notes
The Young Men's Association held its adjourned meeting on a February Saturday. The Executive Committee reported on business since organization. the treasurer presented financials and committees were formed to collect dues and sign the Constitution. A reading room project was approved if 2000 was paid up to 150 limit. The committee was tasked to invite Rev. I E Carey to deliver the closing lecture. Officers elected include Joan A Clark president and Louis F Burrell treasurer. Adjourned to last Saturday in February 1823.
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Young Men's Association
Young Men’s Association
I.E. Carey
Joan A. Clark
Jo K. Banvia Praidents
H.C. Burchard
G. Purinton
Louis F. Burrell
Stephenson County Agricultural Society
Soins
W. C. Clark
BE. Forrey
E. Ordway
A. Brown
Aml
E. Torry
AT. Green
D. A. Knowlton
C. Rosenstuel Compose
Seward Likely Re-Elected to U S Senate Says New York Papers
The New York press voices strong support for William H. Seward’s probable return to the U S Senate. They warn raw traitors and doughfaces in New York will not derail his re election, praising his steadfast Unionist record, integrity, and leadership. Amid harsh factional criticism from southern organs, Seward’s influence is hailed as a bulwark for the Union, while opponents argue for sacrifice of power to preserve the federal structure.
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Finschwatte Wortigtet
New York
W. Hf. Soward
U. B. Senate
Sero
Seward Wall
Union
Aron Burr
Richmond Whigs
Rachael
South
Empire State
William St. Seward
Soward
Hue Sofie
Jefferson Davis
N. ¥. Times
Gov
Senate
North
Hamilton
Rufus King
Chicago Journal
Lecture on Geology and Design by Prof Daniels
The Wiscomain Patriot reports Prof Daniels lecturing on geology as inductive science and evidence of design in the world’s construction. He argued from fossil footnotes to a crafted creation, praising geology as a positive, permanent science and predicting his rise among American naturalists. The note also mentions state politics and Mexican revolution developments with generals Alvarez, Villa Real, and Vega amid reporting on a senate election delay due to snow.
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Daniela
Madiaén
Wisconsin
Wiscomain
Daniels
Will
Atel
Mexicas
Matryas
New Orleans
Baltimoré
The
Bee
City of
Mexico
Alverez
Villa Real
Vega
Tamaulipas
Gen. Wool
Guadaloupe Victoria
Wisconsin senator Durkee elected to six year term
Wisconsin elects Hon Charles Durkee to the United States Senate for six years beginning March next in place of Ike P Walker. The Republicans claim he will aptly represent constituents on major questions of the day. The note also reports on Mason in Paris, Rochester debt, wine imports, and railway earnings for 1854.
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Wisconsin
U.S
Charles Durkee
U. S
Ike P. Walker
Senate
Lowa
Maseachusetta
Springfield Legislature Passes Many Bills to Third Reading
In Springfield on Feb 3 the legislature ordered numerous bills to a third reading including charters for the Tilingia Central Railroad and the Mound City Railroad Co. and the incorporation of groups in Freeport and Chicagos Cabinet Maker Society. A flood of new measures followed with debates, votes, and resolutions on taxation, slavery, and arming education.
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Limmots Legislatries
Springfield
Tilingia Central Railroad Company
Young Men's ‘Association of
Freeport
Preaton
Momabera of
Congrese
Missouri
Preston
Dragan
Logan
Bloody Ieland
Mississippi
State Geological Survey
Mitchell
Mr. Allen
Cairo Gas Light Co
Martin
Hopkins
Bulleville and Faircield Railroad Co
Morrigan
Baker
Mechanics’ Savings Institute
Funkhouser
Papal
Brown
Rice
Strawn
LinSalle Mining and Manufacturing Co
Parks
Parke
Lasalle and Layfayette Railroad Co
Henry
Rock River
Lyman
Freeport Gas Light Co
Foster
Koster
St. Jamees Hospital
Chicago
House
Bloody Island
Moulton
McCrillis
Meana
Eagh
Turner
Congress
Loggins
Mound City Railroad Co
Moon Atmosphere Debate Shifts on Unseen Hemisphere
A long discussion challenges the belief that the Moon lacks an atmosphere, suggesting the near side may be barren while the far side could support life if atmosphere exists. It notes a lunar elevation difference and cites Russian reports on military troop distributions, implying broader scientific and geopolitical implications.
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Advatiio
War News From Vienna and Crimea Crises Deliberations
Halifax Jan 30 1886 report covers Royal Mail Line to Africa and Amtrica arrival from Liverpool with freight dates. It details Vienna Congress hopes for peace, Austrian and Prussian positions, possible armistice, and rumors of Russia ready for negotiations, plus Sardinia's 15000 Italian volunteers and Baltic army plans. Crimea actions include 3000 French and British troops at sea and Raglan letters.
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garTho Africa
Halifax
Liverpool
Congress of Nations
United States
Sevastopol
Froe
National Guard
Newman
Afrios
WELK
Filbnbortore
Royal Mail Stedman
Africa
Harricon
Africa Feporta
Amtrica
Stamship Union
Fidure
New York Lite
Borhing
Southamipton
New, York
Vienna
Sebastopol
Prince Gortschakoff
Russia
Neverthuless
Europe
Austria
England
France
Count Buol
Agalies Russi
Ly Vianna
Prussia
Lasia
Galldcia
Berlin
London Daily News
Sardinia
Italy
Hamburg
Litbec
Brayman
Meyklinburg
Schwerin
Sterlitz
Bavaria
Butter 64 Has Age, Ager Tar in 3 A Flourin Pack E
Butter 64 ages tar in three pack of flour in a grocery listing. The brief item notes a butter and flour bundle with unrelated phrasing and no clear dates or entities.
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