Pogrom Rumors Rise in Warsaw Amid Jewish Expulsions
Warsaw September 16 A manifesto claims Prince Ponirdki attacked the Grode. The Permaine Council orders Jews to quit Warsaw citing detriment to trade. Jews reportedly forbidden in Mazaren district. two new towns rise beyond the city with a synagogue first stone laid in New Jerusalem area.
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Warsaw
Prince Poojntk
Braugut
Permaine Council
Sechata
Ponirdki
Grodt
Mazaren
Prince Augustus Solkaaki
Wola
Count Cotocki
Mariz
Festival Fireworks Went Horribly Wrong at Glass-House
Report of a bonfire gone awry during a festival near Stourbridge. A cannon was loaded with rocks and earth and fired repeatedly, causing severe injuries to several men including a drummer aged 45. One leg shattered, another arm broken, and a third arm badly damaged.
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Birminghan
Aspen
Dial Glass
Stourbridge
Bath
Newton
Schelter
Hart Ar
Metopolis
Heh
Wood-street
Newgate
Birmingham
Migran
Job Fielding
Inson Wright
William Addington
Bikrasee
Bow Streets
Grace Levy
Miep
Oha
London
Thomas Jackson
Ealing Common
Richmond-bill
Rofinante
John Fisher
Staines
Agein
Jackson
Fisher
Acton
Rer
Goldsmith’s. Hall
Contai
Thomas Steele
Chichester
Maidenhead
Berks
Hewerdine
Lower Thames-street
Hornsey
Grange
Southwark
Maritime arrivals and sailings from Ostia to Jamaica and beyond
Wind from the south west drives several ships to and from ports including Honduras Pensacola and Quebec. Vessels Ayre Adtun Powell Arethusa and many more depart and enter Bartmouth Jamaica London Jamaica Plymouth St Andero Dunkirk Gibraltar and Jamaica with crews and cargo listed.
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Ohwiep
Martha
Mackintosh
Mary
Mason
Jamaica
Dover
Plank
Kendal
Sparrow
Shadwick
Nantucker
Corks
Friend
Fisher
Virginia
William
Simpson
Glasgow- Lyme
Britannia
Purdy
Peterbourgh
Address to London Electors fuels petition to the King
A London meeting at the King's Arms approves an humble Address and Petition to the King over the American dispute. About 500 merchants and tradesmen sign and a twelve merchant committee will supervise signing. The address pleads for reconciliation and lists grievances while a clerk reads the petition aloud. News of Boston letters and port dispatches are interwoven with local civic affairs and crime notices.
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Londorn
Great-Britain
Cheapside
Hayley
Newnham
Lanson
Great Britain
Baker
London
Wooldridge
Poe
Alderman Lee
de Chantrigen
Aire
Quebec
Carleton
Angur
Portmouth
Foler
Nantucket
Cowes
Portsmouth
Londons
Ang Lied
Boston
Gage
Congres
Friends of Government
Boton
Adams
Watertown
Whyte
Bolton
White
America
Bristol
St. Clement’s Churchyard
Commons
Polo
Richard Beadon
Stanford Rivers
Ofet
Essex
Middlesex
Westminster
Pondon Lying-in
Nix
Font Rawlinson
John’s
Clerkenwell
Anthony Todd
General Post-office
Ofc
Todd
Sbeag
Lincoln’s Inn-Gate
Chancery-lana
Fragmented OCR notice yields unclear local item
Readable parts point to a fragmented article likely about a fashion or theater item and potential discussion of the stage or wardrobe. Names and specifics are obscured, leaving only general references to garments, acts, and performers with no coherent event or outcome.
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Ceroser x
Ralewin
Egiers
Martie
Matt Sprigttt
Ferdinando
FDOT
R. Baldwin
Brice
S. Crowder
Becket
T. Cadell
Baldwin
Cathe Rettior
Bantept Cote
Tees
Ornar
Wilei Eiger
Gray Lige
Gil
Fiat Fia
Iran
Anthony
Méryn
P.ichat Lard
Vaio
Spa
Funbridge
Mary Swinton
Salisbury-court
Street
Antho
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