Annexation Controversy in Islands Faces Change
The article outlines a shifting stance in treaty talks between the Islands government and Commissioner Gregg. It highlights Prince Alexander's past opposition, a possible shift toward annexation to the United States, and evolving English, German, and local views after a dispatch from the English Consul. It notes differences over immediate versus gradual annexation and lists key officials supporting annexation to avoid slavery disputes, with a forecast of a forthcoming accession.
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Populae
Prince Alexander
New York
Boston
Hivcotor
England
Peradice
United States
Honolulu
Russia
Mr. Gregg
Thie Coun
Allen
Wylie
Mazatlan
Arm
Pennsylvania
Alexander
American Republic
The New Era Disaster Prompts Calls for Reform
The piece condemns Captain Henry and officers for abandoning ship during the New Era disaster on Long Island. It questions crew discipline amid emigrant vessel laxity and urges shipowners to curb licentious behavior. It also notes gubernatorial appointments including Sway, Nonris, Govyney, Avexen, and McAvan.
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Long Island
Henry
Cook
N.Y. Tribune
Adriatic
New York
Boston
Roy
Joan Sway
Franklin County
Supreme Court
Jane A. Comwin
Buxland F. Nonris
Clermont County
Todge
Wa. B. Carowes
Cras
M. Govyney
Putnam County
Ronent Gutxtar
Jesse J. Avexen
Scioto County
Pantiornius
Buorviatts
Jim Chicago
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Beaver Island
Lake Huron
Presque Isle
Saginaw Bay
Hol:, Palmer and Co
Alexander
Bucephalus
Sun. Register
Communi actions to Fremont on falsehoods and mobs
A Catholic priest in Fremont denounces circulating falsehoods linked to Know Nothing politics. He recounts a late night mob attack on his home, condemns religious intolerance, praises local Protestant friendship, and cites Washington on civil liberty. He urges unity and warns against disuniting this republic.
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Messns
Evivons
Know Nothing Party
Fremont
Republic
Washington
United States
America
France
Iit
Political Shakeup Preview From Albany Journal
The Albany Journal offers a view of strength in the upcoming House of Representatives. It notes the administration will face opposition across states, with 83 seats yet to be filled and Know Nothings, Whigs, and Democrats set to shape the chamber. In New York the Crank governorship remains doubtful, while the Legislature forecasts show Know Nothings in the Senate and Assembly alongside Whigs and Democrats.
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Albany Journal
House of Representatives
House
New York
Myson H. Crank
Crank
Seymour
Senate
Assembly
Know Nothings
Temperance
Aggressive rowdies blamed for late night disturbances
Rev. Tuo Waxsa reports his Catholic house was assaulted and insulted by rowdies likely Know Nothings. The paper mocks the party, calls for discipline of ill-bred youth, and vows authorities will punish rascals if disturbances continue. It questions public officers’ ability to curb late night street trouble and liquor sales to rowdies.
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Tuo. Waxsa
Hoya
Watsu
Arrival of the Canada steamship and Sebastopol bombardment notes
The Canada arrives amid ongoing Sebastopol bombardment. A French magazine explosion on the 28th paused their fire for repairs. Reports say Sebastopol shows great endurance beyond Allied expectations. The Coroners jury has tendered a verdict against Oliver Lee and Thomas Newman for the Harrison and Smith deaths during the riot. 26 accomplices named, Lee and Newman escaped. a $1000 reward offered. Five Canadian Parliament members are petite of ae United States.
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Canada
Sebastopol
Williamseonon
W. EL. Harrison
John H. Smith
Oliver Lee
Thomas Newman
Lee
Newman
Parlia Teen
Petite
United States
Berlin Heights Water Cure Adopts Winter Readiness
An editorial excerpt from the Sandusky Register discusses the Berlin Heights Water Cure, noting hot season use is debated and cool weather yields lasting relief. It describes abundant water supply, improved heating, and preparations for winter comfort to suit long invalids seeking hydropathy.
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Berlin Heights
Sandusky Register
Pation
Fremont Pastor Threatens Action Over Night Rowdies
Catholic Pastor THO Walsh of Fremont declares against night disturbances and liquor sales near his home. He warns that continued insults and threats from rowdies will be punished by lawful means, urging public officers to curb late night nuisance and grocers selling liquor at such hours. Fremont, November 15, 1854.
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Tho. Walsh
Fremont
Responsibility of Teachers in the Common School
Fremont, November 1854. An essay extols the educator’s duty to lay the mental foundation of youth, stressing moral purity, intellectual power, and civic duty as essential to shaping immortal minds and safeguarding future society.
Ohio judge rules road establishment law unconstitutional
Judge Hogers in the Common Pleas Court voids the state road law as applied to a case involving Moses Collier of Henry County, declaring the viewers or jury unconstitutionally constituted. The ruling halts current and future road projects under the 1834 act, tainting established roads and blocking damages claims. Xenia Torch. Light.
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Hogers
Moses Collier
Henry Jacoby
Collier
Court of Common Pleas
Ohio
Xenia Torch
Rustic prescription causes dental-like confusion in funny spelling
A country man presents a bizarrely written potion order at a city drug store. The rustic Latin phonetics read extrakt of danderlyne loz terpentina los extrakt Buternet loz beat Brandy won pinte once Pound Louf Luger once pinte water once tabel spunful once a day. The pharmacist rewrites it clearly, but the phrase ovum natural once a day causes the man to exclaim about an egg. He would take brandy and turpentine, but the explicit instruction is too much. The tale ends with the comic dose confusion.
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Dovtor
St Louis Rep
Bank of £7 and the Noxars appointment rejected
The Circleville Herald reports the Bank of £7 officers have settled with depositors to the tune of 75,000 with satisfaction. The piece criticizes Democratic motives in appointing a Locofoco judge and notes a Treasury defaulter case involving Russel, ex-collector, with embezzlement and securities missing.
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Noxars
Circleville
Norn
Dayton
Gene Gazette
Circleville Herald
Locofoco
Nebraska
Baltimore
Jacob Johnson
Supreme Court
Marlborough Township
Montgomery
Pen
Nsylvania
Henry
Bordler
Nonate
Cleveland
The
Treasury
Department
Russel
United States
Gleason Brought Before Parliament For Challenge
John Gleason faced the bar of Parliament after sending a challenge to Mr. Cassault, a fellow member, following remarks about Gleason by Cassault before an election committee. Gleason acknowledged the offense and was discharged.
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Quebec
John Gleason
House of Parliament
Cassault
Gleason
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