Maine Law sparks temperance banner in Dalebalan election
The Temperance movement announces a Ska Tempornner ticket in Dalebalan opposing old-party leaders. Key figures include Governor candidate Wa. W Loppin and Lieutenant Governor Fisher. the push emphasizes Maine Law, liquor prohibition, and broad public support amid court decisions.
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Temperance
Ska Tempornner
Maine Law
Dalebalan
Hoween- Weroth
Geld
Etate Villawrs
Bor
W Loppin
Lieutnant Go Fisher
Exeter
Leo Bamach & Mallory
Saithtleey
Gineral
Braj
Be Polite at Home and Among Friends
A reflective piece extols courteous behavior, urging readers to practice politeness in daily life at home and with acquaintances. It argues that kindness in small actions, such as simple thanks and gracious conduct, reflects character and social duty. The tone echoes old fashioned advice on manners and social harmony.
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Howe
Gacheros
Wolfe
Theo
Erie Railroad plans extend empire with vast feeder lines
A lengthy Erie Railroad report outlines a system expanding to 1400 miles of rail, with 534 tributaries, 717 miles contracted or planned, aiming for a 1499 mile network costing about 100 million dollars. It highlights main line to New York Harbor, links to Ohio River, Seneca Lake, Ontario, and Pennsylvania lines, plus projected reach to the Mississippi and further west.
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New-York and Erie Railroad
Erie Railroad
Pacific Railroad
Erie
Graat Lakes
New-York Harbor
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Andother
Seneca Lake
Ant
Ontario
Cor
Iron
Pennsylvania
Lander
Allegany
Guneace
Susquehanoul
Erie Rand
Mississippi
Evie
Waters Bimack
Erie Road
General Pierce
Railrad
San Fermeisco
Sehale Maynder
1Hd
Tune Vt
New-York
RUSSELL AND TURKEY TURMOIL IN EUROPEAN CRISIS
The article discusses Russian actions against Turkey, condemns Russia for provoking war, and expresses support for Turkey. It reflects widespread European alarm, urging restraint by powers and predicting eventual uprisings against despotic rule alongside a looming clash of arms.
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Turkey
Russia
Tukey
Black Sea
Europe
Erie Affairs and Mob Influence Across the Rail Line
The piece condemns mob actions at Erie disrupting rail travel and commerce across the region. It denounces the mob as unchristian and harmful to property and liberty, criticizes state leaders for hostile comments, and notes meetings condemning Erie and threatening to cut intercity ties with Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Evie
Hus
West
Erie
Willen
Gove Ernor
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Mob
Notice of Company Meeting to Elect Officers
A meeting of the company will be held at the courthouse on Monday evening. The foreman and officers will nominate candidates for chief and first assistant engineers of the vice department. By order of the foreman GC Catriato DS Camvinny secretary.
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Rescme If, & L
Catriato
D.S
Camvinny
Extra Session in Michig Convention Calls for Rail Law
A Detroit era letter notes Michigan may need an extra session of the Legislature in Lansing to push a General Railroad Law. The Jackson convention, with lengthy resolutions, urges Governor to act, asserting rail interests demand timely action, while critics doubt a general law will actually build railroads.
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Michig
Jackson
Lansing
Joe Wain
Congressional Debate On Slavery Postponed Till After Holidays
A fragment from a congressional report notes lawmakers expect little business before holidays as Wilbert assigns President's Messe items to committees and a Kowata notice hints at future prosecutions. Gerrit Smith of New York and Mr Preston of Kentucky spark a heated exchange on slavery, the central national issue of the moment.
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Congress
Wilbert
Gerrit Sith
New York
Preston
Kentucky
Pressto
Candidates for the U S Senate in a crowded field
A list of possible godamer candidates for the United States Senate names several hopefuls including Wu Ares Mapang G E Pron and Judge Dauoen D A Srankwratiain among others. Analysts predict the contest will pit Aten Baie Mevany and ALuEx with Mevany favored to win.
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U. S. Senate
Godamer
Wu. Ares
S. Mapang
Dauoen
D. A. Srankwratiain
B. F. Laren Jooax Jawarr
J. A. Cummins
EB. Oros
Davie Toppy
Betotano
Aten
Baie
Mevany
Aluex
Congressional Proceedings and Debates Reported
The document details committee actions on funding for Smithsonian withdrawals, fortifications, and territorial government for Nebraska. It notes governor’s message, spoliation claims bill, and treaty correspondence, with Senate discussions on seating Phelps and Virginia matters. A sword grant to General Woolf is announced and approved.
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Wasuvictos
House
Smaker
Chandler Seward
Taylor
Ohio
Joney
Louisiana
Smith
New York
Eddy
Belcher
Dowdell
Brarklin
Smithsonian Fund
Treasury
Mr. Horton
Committee On Way
Meany
Ba'ley
Igo
Sasa
Chayton Ant
Wasimxetos
Van
Sevate Mc Douglas
Committee On Territories
Nebraska
Mr. Seward
Ma Phelps
Senat
Foot
Vermont
Govenor
Judiciary Committee
Badger
NCO
Butthe
Virginia
Hime
Phel
Atnate
Cutting
Hrauson
Ort
Fields
Woolfe
Volunteers for Turkey organize to aid in war effort
A New York company of men formed to join Turkey in its war against Russia seeks free passage and funds for transport. Meetings set at No 72 Leonard St. Members to report finances. trustees handle funds. Public papers urged to publish notices. Also reports: Albany railway accident kills brakeman. a shooting incident. a drowning of a freshman. Panama Railroad progress. tides differ between oceans. and a jokey remark on a wife temper.
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Turkey
New York
Russia
Millrer Lodge
Mehuit
Wotel
Leonard Street
Eveyone
Leonard
Panama
Chagres River
Barbacos
Aspinawl
One Week Later from Europe and Steamship Arrivals
A brief Europe update notes the Canada ship from Liverpool on December 24 and Bois off Liverpool on the 22nd. The Canada steamship heads to Boston while general news remains of marked importance to be transmitted to the public Thursday morning. London money market shows no material change with continued declines in consuls and limited American stock transactions.
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Canada
Liverpool
Dee
Boston
Bois
Canada Pisaras
Tiyminens Dane
London
Capital Punishment Debate in United States Article
A lengthy discussion condemns capital punishment as a cruel, inhuman penalty. It argues for alternative punishments that spare life, allow repentance, and avoid public spectacle. The piece cites a Northern state context with references to executions, the Niagara Ship Canal project, and a future era where capital punishment is unknown.
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Soc J Wales
Heaven
Seward
Niagara Ship Canal
Sumner
Alma
Senate Journal details adjournment and coast survey report
The Senate adjourns to Tuesday and considers an Executive Communication from the Treasury Department. The Coast Survey reports on personnel, compensation, and expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1654, with items referred to the Printing and Private Land Claims committees.
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Blnate
Furpar
Winn H. Minovas
Pettit
Senate
Treasury Department
A.D. Bache
Coast Survey
la Herald Ihep
Hamian
Fenedoq
Benjamin
Henry Yates
Richard Melury
Thomas Taiing
Me. Thompson
Jacob Gideon
Wasp
Proclamation on Prussia convention and Württemberg accession
The proclamation notes that under the 1852 convention with Prussia, stipulations apply to other German states. Württemberg has acceded, with lodging of the declaration in the State Department. Franklin Pierce confirms observance and faithful execution by the United States. Secretary W. L. Marcy signs and seals.
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United States of America
United States
Prussia
Wurtemberg
Department of State
Franklin Pierce
Washington
Home Happiness and the Fireside Virtues
A reflective piece extols the happiness found at home as the measure of virtue. It emphasizes a warm fireside, cherished books, friends, and Christ as savior, praising the home as the center of warmth and moral strength during long winter evenings. The verse contrasts the home with distant gilded domains and laments separation from a loved fireside.
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Tome
Christ
Dom
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