Rumors of European Developments and Ship News
Disjointed World items report A has accepted a modified German note on the Oriental question while Austria shows support. Vienna dispatches note renewed contacts with Count B. Havana and Havana-bound ships bring munitions cases, health good, and emigrant death tallies. A sinking near Buffalo claims seventeen lives. coastal flotilla movements and straits cited amid omnibus notices.
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Rin Nat
Turkey
Kiel
Gulf of Fd
Gulf of Finland
Swen
Constradt
Kiel Bay
Vienna
Bavaria
Austria
Count Budle
England
France
Late from Mexico and New Orleans dispatches
From New Orleans papers of last Tuesday come full reports on Mexico a presidential vote seen as Santa Ana winning by wide margin Acapulco reportedly opposed Alvares with Morena governor candidate. insurgent siege of Morena with 2500 troops 6 hours of combat 300 dead government commander killed. Also medical and financial gossip and editorials on currency and ink quality.
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Leo
New Orleans
Mexico
Santa Ana
Acapulco
Alvares
Don Thomas Morena
Morena
Santa Rosta
The Journal of Fremont Ohio Dec 29 1854 News and Notes
An 1854 issue shows co partnership dissolution between Joan Mastin and Isaac Keeler, sale of Mastin interest to Isaac Kenten, and notice of new publishers Jane Mastin and Isaac Keeler. It also comments on naturalization law debates in Washington, criticizing Mr Avans and Know Nothing ties while praising American Protestant ascendancy and Democratic critique of foreign influence.
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HVE
Joan Mastin
Saa Keeler
Jonn Masten
Jourmar
Isaac M. Kentaen
Isaac M. Keeler
Ral
Mastin & Exxuen
Jane Mastin
Ohio
Sanducky
Congress Denounces Pay Rise for Judges and Lawmakers
The piece notes dissatisfaction with eight dollar daily pay for Congress and judges. On the 18th Mr. Banner of North Carolina introduced a bill raising compensation by fifty percent, shifting to a salary system. The Democrat editor questions party loyalties and electoral fate as Free States repeatedly defeat Administration candidates in gubernatorial races.
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Congress
Banoer
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Bavoxn
Free States
New Hampshire
Granite State
New York
Myron H., Clark
Penneylvania
James Pollock
Massachusette
Henry J. Gardner
K. N. Maine
Anson P. Morrill
Connecticut
Henry Dutton
Michigan
Kinaley
Bingham
Towa
James W. Grimes
Vermont
Stephen Royce
Rhode Island
W. Hoppin
Beven
N.Y. Tribune
The Library as the Royal Path to Knowledge in 1854
A flowing defense of establishing a local library, arguing books unlock past and future, shape national power, educate the masses, and elevate morals. It cites Napoleon and Henry Giles, urges communal support, and envisions the library as a social hub replacing barrooms with learning, dated December 20, 1854.
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Eld
Earth
Napoleon
Henry Giles
Gir Isaao Newton
Fremont
Scott
Cooper
Prescott
Bancroft
Bayard Taylor
Boys Out at Night in Our Village Warned Against Danger
A local editor discusses an article urging parents to curb reckless youth behavior among boys in Fremont. The piece stresses moral guidance, community responsibility, and the dangers of street life and idle work with corrupt companions, urging stricter parental oversight to protect future generations.
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Bprron
Fremont
Reformation Urged to Curb Village Juvenile Delinquency
A local essay argues crime stems from upbringing and corrupt neighborhoods. Parents are urged to guard children and promote virtue, while officials must remove sources fueling vice such as saloons and poor housing to prevent futures in prisons and alms houses.
Frank and Eutron clash over personal attack in letters
In a heated exchange, Mr Eutron accuses Frank of falsehoods and personal insults in his article. He questions Frank’s claim to conceal his own name and suggests a hidden motive behind promising compensation to the editor. Strong language and accusations drive a public quarrel between the two writers.
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Eutron
Frank
Sys Frank
Brank
Racosres
Piovaiba
Hien
Yer
Edatoling” Parsons
Mr. Frank
Sing
Thor Bo
Anderfoot
New York
Prank
Gabriel
Orr
Broadway
Republic
I’rank
Therieste
Garazai
Lafayette
Gavazzi
Marie Monk
Gavuszi
God
St Patrick
Ireland
St George
England
Gavuazi
Gavoxzi
Catholics Respond to Frank Over Contention and Bigotry
A lengthy defense recounts perceived attacks on Catholics by Mr Frank, arguing against his charges of bigotry and misrepresentation. The writer cites Jesuits, Gavazzi, and historical figures, defends church practices, and condemns mob violence while urging fair treatment of Catholics within the republic.
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McCulloch
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Rochambeau
Antwerp
Havre
Hamburg
Ellis, Petrie & Co
Buffalo
Liorox Tie
Capt
Clark
Clinton Wright
Wm. Steckenridge
Paul Hickie
Saul Adams
Solomon Priest
Daniel McIntosh
James Hanoegan
Wm. Saltinetald
Frank Williams
A. McNeal
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Mia. Taylor
Charley
Andrew
Michael Kennedy
Robt. Rooney
Clas Longworth
Cincinnati
Unio
Fey
Onse
Harkaves
Bates
U & Distries
Philadelphia Ledger
New York Tribune
Cali
Buck and & Co
Harrison's Columbian
the Journal
Fremont, Onto
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Avans
Mississippi
United States
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Democratic Party
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Order of
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Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
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Wrinconia
Supreme Court of the United Bata
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America
Boruma
South Carolina
United States Senate
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Frank Pierce
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Viomesnais
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Father White
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Portugal
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Manehausen
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