Military co partnership debate between Britain and America
A long Buffalo Express article critiques Anglo American policy, arguing against intervention in Europe. It condemns sympathy for England’s actions, warns against imperial entanglements, and urges focus on American interests and tariff history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiiltary
Bacrics
Buffalo Express
Russia
England
Mapolenn
Grouni
Ohin
Kenim
Main
America
Ellie Bebi
Mbndale
Danker Mill
Lexington
Europe
Consequences debated at New York Bar Dinner on war policy
A crowded New York Bar Dinner sparks debate on implications of possible war and American stance amid Russia interference. The discussion touches on consequences for the United States, with references to political figures and press reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tn bin
Bar of
New York
Kossuth
Tron Gon
Peo- Rusia
Sascha
Ely
Russia
Becanae
Cspp
Com
Register
Take Shore Railway to Connect Atlantic States with Mississippi
The Toledo to Cleveland link, 87 miles to Grafton, will join with Cleveland and Cincinnati lines to form an unbroken route from the Atlantic States to the Mississippi. The Toledo Norwalk Cleveland Company oversees Cleveland to Toledo and connects with northern lines heading to Chicago and the Mississippi. Builders from Vermont plan a low grade, rapid-cost line with earthworks nearly complete by February and full completion hoped for January 1853.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telede
Cleveland Mall
Take Shore Railway
Atlantic States
Mississippi River
Toledo
Grafton
Clevelan
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Toledo, Norwalk and Cleveland Company
Lolsdey
Cleveland and
Gnembite
Wis
United States
Michigan
Indiana
Chicago
Mississippi
Ulinnis
Ohio
Missionipot
United State
Mt Chienge
Hest
Moe
Cruo
Boston Railway Times
Bridge sinks as frostbound water breaks crust
Fragmented narrative describes a frostbound bridge collapse after ice and water failure, with panicked crowds and women seeking safety. Mention of ships firing and non intervention policy hints at broader political commentary pasted in Albany Gazette style.
South Carolina Ordinance Report Reveals Armory Stock
The Ordinance department notes on hand or under construction a vast arsenal including 42 twenty four pounders 4 teninch mortars siege howitzers 1000 muskets 1000 rifles 1000 pistols 1000 bayonets 1000 artillery ammunitions 17000 projectiles and large infantry cavalry and artillery detachments. King Frederick William of Prussia faces a court action in St Louis over a defaulting post master who fled with 7400 German dollars. A Pawtucket paper reports on fire safety questions and the city’s answer about extinguishing facilities in a village lacking engine power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ordinance Department
South Caroline
To &T
Frederick William
Prussia
St Lows
Felis Costa
Maller
St. Louie
Taxes 1 Percent Cincinnati Tax Payers Named
In Cincinnati many heavy taxpayers are listed. Nicholas Longworth pays about 17,500 with 12,000 from city property. N. E. Pendleton's tax is 6 . 63? Averue nun resident pays 3,255 Geo N Hughes estate 4,854 John Tia heer 3,505 Jd Stevin 84? Jurge Melon 20,080 and J Barnett 82,882. There is a long flat of between 2,500 and 140
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
N. E. Pendleta
Geo. N. Huoy
John Tiaheer
Jd. Stevin
Jurge Melon
J Barnet
New York Correspondence on Iron, Christmas Fetes and Politics
Naw Yon Dec 24 1851 reports Christmas shopping in New York with glittering goods and ironproduction optimism led by J B Wickersham. The writer argues wrought iron fencing and buildings will replace wood, notes safety gains, and predicts iron will dominate construction. Also covers Kossuth’s reception, Napoleon III, the Boston courtship, and a preview of 1852 politics centering on Gen Winfield Scott and Bates or Jones as Whig ticket.
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Christies Gill
Hocksellera
Xyrewd Wil
Ebinpe
Tam
New York
Jotn
Wickersham
Eseillows
Franklin
Watt
Arkwright
Daguerre
Steers
Morse
Viacia Newisskry
Buren Atples & Farmer
Illinois
Granowich Avenue
Citi
Kate
Vermadale
Dee
Sam
Louis Napoleon
Koswath
Handrede
Kemwath
Kossuth
Phiadelphia
Thas
Tsup
Wigreseiy
Puisa
United Whig Party of the Union
Winfield Scott
Edward Bates
Missouri
James C. Jones
Tennessee
Scott
Bain and
Morac Pe
Supreme Court
Bain Party
Washington
Congress
United States
Bain
Senate
Fragmented 1863 newspaper snippets on society and politics
A collection of disjointed notes and anecdotes from a 1860s issue. It covers social topics, Indian linguistics on cursing, local politics in Ohio, rail plans for Columbus, Urbana, and Piqua, plus market and mining news from California and Galena. The tone mixes commentary, brief notices, and scattered reportage with names, places, and dates.
Fremont News Roundup and Public Notices
The Freeman records political defense of the President by Mangary’s governor praising his actions toward Kossuth and calls for Locofoco presses to retract accusations. It notes Buckland and Everett forming a law firm, Timwrys offering free history and geography lectures, and a Christmas Eve dance at Fremont House. An aside mentions no new news on the French revolution and remarks on local culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locoloco
Bia
Kossuth
Mangary
Europe
America
Locofoco
Gothia
Vcard
Rowman
R. P. Buckland
Homer Everett
Timwrys
T. Hae
Fremont
Tidin Wiig
Plucked of all Nations (An Anti Free Trade Rant)
The Hamilton Intelligencer laments American charity and free lands while Europe and Asia reap benefits. It decries universal gifts, calls for manufacturing, warns against demagoguery, and cautions against exhausting national wealth in aid to Hungary Germany Poland and other causes.
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England
America
California
Europe
South America
France
Rocky Mountains
Hocha
Hungary
Cubs
Oliver Twist
Apecie
Germany
Poland
United States
Adam Smith
Fraslom
Hamilton Intelligencer
Negro minstrelsy declared New York’s most profitable business
The New York Home Journal reports that blackface minstrelsy is the city's most lucrative trade, citing Mr. Christy whose receipts for the past year are said to total seventy thousand dollars.
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Deraavier
New York Home Journal
New York
Christy
Temperature feats and political notes from Harper's Weekly
The excerpt surveys remarkable heat experiments across metals and common ores with extreme Fahrenheit temps, mentions the Lebanon resolution and President Jackson era policy stance, highlights public figures like David Kinoleow as Boston Tea Party survivor, and notes local political clashes, abolition mentions, and a Punch periodical item about plaster reproduction rights and weather anecdotes.
Mexican-Portion Conflict Update From Northern Mexico
From New Orleans a December report cites General Carravajal’s assault on Mexican forces led by General Jaureguy in Carejos. After two days of fighting, Carravajal captured most of the town, trapping Mexican defenders in a fortified house. Mexican casualties include nine killed, among them Tender. Carravajal’s forces reported ten killed or wounded, including Lieut Graham and Captain Chine apt Wheat wounded. The scene references a Seminole Inkest account and mentions Monterey and other dramatic notes about shifts in control.
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Mexico
New Orleans
Adinet
Nezico
Caravajal
Carravajal
Lieut
Graham
Chine
Apt
Wheat
Monterey
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Canada
Price Ho
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Our
Heston
Adelade Phillips
Heraclf
Jin
Oakly
Jin Boston
Jenny Lind
Mr. & Feeney
Tiffin City
Kestler
Fremont House
General Jackson
Russell
Sing Sing
N.Y
Connecticut
U.S
New Haven
Charles
Great Britain
Wotton Gilbert
Om Atanawa
Vinarsta Gorn
Meare
M. Mosely & Co
Buckingham
Richmond Wiig
Mozracias
The
New York Tribune
House of Representatives
Messrs
Marshall and McCorkle
Price
New Jersey
Disney
Robert Blum
Vienna
Dresden
Irene Ine
Cowe Liwestang
Mount Blanehe
Urban Gazette
Columbus
Urbana
City
Scioto Valley
Galena
Erie
Wiltiam H. Hanneson
Rome
Grand Lodge
Indies
Odd Fellows
Indy
the Freeman
Polke
Ieee
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Farendeii
Lfretay A
Med
Lebanon
Land of Patriate
Beaton Harbor
Harper’s
David’ Kinoleow
Eos Hein
Boston
Potton
Harpers
Howe
H Cme Canal
Mount Morrin
John Burke
Walter Brown
Aswraucis Counry
B. B. Hunter
Ashtabola
Ausiaburgh
Eny
Perny
Arase
Vatewa
Faunne
Pareri
Isis
Plaster of Paris
Eal Ak
Texas
Tare
Wad
Ren
Kussuth
Indy Shakee
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