Proclamation of the President in Paris Crisis
Paris stares at a bloodless revolution aftermath as Napoleon Bonaparte proclaims a peoples vote to end the riots. Troops remain deployed while the National Guard dissolves amid arrests and petitions for calm. The president appeals for order, promising to resign if the people withdraw support.
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Europa
France
Napoleon
New York
Peria
Paris
Governauni
Sela Crete
Herm
Etiude
Tauret
Oper P
Hermann
Dle
Wisty
Derumyn de Mays
M. Montahambert
Lucien Murat
Council of State
Artestud
Jie Re
Reneh
Mapaleon Bonaparte
London
Syain
Lovie Mapoleon
Paria
Journal Linte
Lord Palmerston
Koesuth
Baron Bru
Ee Ae
Tepet
Conte
Levie
Shan
Mashonter
Ana
Lewis Napoleon
Hacre Chambers
Panei
Seatrare de Inor Ga
Esigory
Louie
England
Moniteur
National Guard
Legitinvista
Priday
Cipealnes
Il Besiih
Clarence
Pape
Eirlown
Oribe Weiler
Insurrection in Sicily Crushed by Authorities
Reports from Palermo describe noblemen declaring independence for Sicily and demanding the king abdicate in favor of a Sicilian claimant. The movement was swiftly suppressed by authorities with several arrests, including officers of the 13th regiment.
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Sicily
Palermo
Kie
Pranvia
With
Mediterranean
1Rth
Smyrnis
Malta
Robbat
Sala
Tangiers
James
Earthquake and Revolt Report Across Regions
A fearful earthquake struck along Albanian and Dalmatian courts. A revolution began in Morocco led by the emperor’s nephew, while Australian reports describe a brilliant discovery of gold in Australia.
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Morocco
Australia
Freeman Fremont New Year Wishes
The Freeman of Fremont wishes readers a season’s greetings as the year ends. The notice notes the upcoming New Year and extends compliments to all, consistent with established custom.
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the Freeman
Christmas Ball At Kentlers Shines In Fre mont Society Scene
The Christmas Ball at Kentlers impressed Fremont with improved festivities. Attendees from Tifin Bandusky and nearby towns enjoyed refined music and lively dancing, with Kentler arranging an orderly, harmonious event free of incidents.
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Kentlers
Fremont
Tifin
Bandusky
Kentler
Kossuth Fever Grips New York in 1853 Correspondence
New York correspondent reports nonstop Kossuth coverage across all venues from morning to night with public passion and political fervor. Citizens rally at Castle Garden and Irving House as Hungarian affairs prompt strong anti oppression sentiment. Kos suth addresses audiences amid military display and theatre tributes.
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New York
Ma. Enizon
Alli
Kossuth
National Capitol
Korsaih
National
Jesus
Russia
Empire
Europe
Dtell Sar
Old World
Dregret
Irving House
Howard
Castle Garden
Hungary
Voss Brooke
Kossuil
Hinds
Ceentiria
Astor Lus
America
Efort
Detroit Free Press
Peter White
Fire at Grand Circus Hotel in Detroit destroys buildings
Fire swept the Grand Circus Hotel at Woodward and Grand Circus in Detroit this morning, consuming the hotel and connected barns. Moore's cabinet shop nearby was partly burned, and Humprey’s dwelling was damaged. In Virginia, 18 counties vote for Luke Johnston Democrat for GAR larnde. Senate 14 Whig 32 Democrat. House 50 Whig 88 Democrat.
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Detroit
Grand Circus
Woodsmard Avenue
Moore
Humphrey
Balimore
Virginia
Luke Johnston
Garlarnde
Nowete
Papre Terete
Senate
House
Lear
Four Buckram Men and Firelight in Political Turmoil
The piece recounts a scuffle with eleven buckram men described as Locofocos, accusing opposition presses of libel regarding President Fillmore and Kossuth. It cites Foote’s Senate remarks defending the administration, and notes harsh editorials in the National Intelligencer and local papers. Weather notes and various telegraphed items follow, including increased cold readings and partisan commentary.
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P. Hen
Locofoco
Webster
Kossuth
Lecoferus
Turkey
Fillmore
Cotgrean
United States
Congreen
Bultan
Mediterranean
Louis Kossuth
Mississippi
America
Army
Navy
Foote
Senate
National Intelligencer
Ste
Congress
Webster Sere
Kosswic
Locofeco
Perfect Satisfaction advertisement and notices from 1850s era
A collage of advertisements and notices includes a Dec 26 1850 greeting from Perfect Satisfaction Warsaw with orders by rail and references to Sloan's column, plus Christmas thanks from Fremont Dec 25 1851. It also records marriages Henry Lesher and Susan E Anderson Sans Dusky Ohio, and Reuben Wood Prila Otis in Sans Dusky County with other trade notices and public publications.
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Pooler& Co
Dis’patch
Sandusky County
Filmore
Cabinet
Kossuth
Warsaw
W.B. Sloan
Stephens d Smith
Perry
E.H. Lansing
Sloan
Simone Woodville
Janes Evang
Henry Lesher
Susan E. Anderson
Sans Dusky County
Ohio
Reuben Wood
Mise Prilera Otis
Thy County
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Teaibat
Preneli Governmant
Pais
Herand
Peregeer
Mijmuen
Daily News
Mengomer
Times
Durevet
Caure
Devlin
Berops
Buteo
Napoleon Bonaparte
Arctic
Mr. Grinnell
Sir John Franklin
India
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Flint
Mic
Mulus
J. B. Walker
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Beardsley de Co
Norwalk
Lewis Tappan
Henry Clay
Philadelphia
Ashland
Old Whitey
Gen.Taylor
New York City
Kassuih
Smead
Cincinnati
Genin
Horace Keely
Souiul Hall
Tiffioery
EFA
Messinger
Washington
Kosauth
Peter
Momircha i
Washington Union
Austria
Prussia
Ourier and Enquirer
Boston Dugrier
Whig
Ilinois
Springfield
Sunbury
Alley
Baltimore
Raleigh
Pulstal
Buckram
Henry
Jack
Buckram Suite
Hal
Shreuk
Searoa Advertiser
Tiffin City
Hells
Earth
Tiffin
Dee
Reo Limpnta
Liberia Packer
Monrovia
Gor Roberts
N. S. State Colonization Society
Liberia
The
Liberia Herald
Bax
New Orleans
Panama
Ealsbooss
Rkomers
Dalance
Igg Phoniacis
Canina
Canada
Alement
London Athenaium
Mareaihe
Horatio
Morrish
Bajo Boca
Bo Poro
Vermont Central Hailross
Bonda
Ha Poro
Pennsylvania
Sierra Leone
Gambia
Tollanal
Lierra
Boston
Saven
Teaxter
Dr Smith
Suane Dexsito
Platnburgh
WR Jones Eng
Arzewer Vo Burs Guwenat Haynan
Pesih
Haynau
John Shinn
Camden
N. J
Nima
I. Lang
OLD Leap & Rrasase
Waberens
Puaica Publications
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