Ordination Service Held by Walworth Elkton Churches
Delegates from Walworth Elkton East Troy Spring Prairie and local Baptist bodies met Wednesday May 28 at the vulate church. Rev O Martin presided with Key A Sheldon as elder. ordination of a candidate named B Petman to the gospel ministry followed. Sermon by Rev T Cor Raw and ordination prayer by Rev GW Gates.
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Walwoth
Elkton
East Troy
Spring Prairie
Uelayan
Baptist Church of
Vulate
Welnestay
O. Martin
A. Sheldon
Lev A
B. Petma
Ravi Ch Martin
Troy
GW. Gates
Gast ‘Vray
Sheldon
Dslws
The Christmas Narrative and the Saviors Friendly Mercy
A reflective prose piece recounts the nativity and the Savior’s gentle ministry. It contrasts the humble shepherds with a divine message of joy for all people and emphasizes a personal, compassionate friendship with Christ guiding believers.
Michigan Democrats Choose Delegates for Cincinnati Convention
A fragment reports the Michigan Democratic State Convention selecting delegates for the Cincinnati gathering and supporting Buchanan at the national convention. The note mentions Providence and Ithode Island as related references, and a May date. The overall item is a brief summary of party maneuvering and anticipated callbacks to national candidates.
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Derkorr
Michigan
Deleaver
Cincinnati
Buchanan
Geneva Celebrates First Iron Horse Train to Richmond
The Geneva crowd greeted the Wisconsin Central train as the first rail service reached Geneva on a Thursday near noon. Officials praise Hon. Wren Crixay for leadership, while contractors D. d. Usannox & Co. push the railroad forward. Regular Geneva to Chicago trips start June 9, with managers extending praise to local merchants Neer Brooklyn style.
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Geneva
Iron Horse
J. R
Coneva
Chicago
Tet
Richmond
Genoa
Cuneyva
Wrens Crixay
Jay
Pho
D. d. Usannox & Co
Jawa Hashisatso
Uncle Jin
Business Men of Geneva urged to support local paper
The Express argues a village paper must be sustained by business advertising. It notes circulated reaches across New York, Vermont, Michigan, New Jersey, and Massachusetts, and cites a northwestern example with heavy local ads. It urges five major Geneva firms to advertise to maintain a worthy paper.
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Express
Depensaton
Geneva
Hantern
New York
Vermont
Michigan
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Ebay
S. Paul
Ceneva
Thanking Hon C G C Warmern for 1855 56 documents
Our grateful acknowledgment to Hon C GC Warmern for the messages and documents of 1855 6. Cras Biversquenet also thanks for Nausas documents. A severe frost visited the vicinity last Friday morning. A drove of forty milch cows passed through Geneva last Tuesday.
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C GC. Warmern
Mer von
Cras. Biversquenet
Nausas
Geneva
Attack on Senator Sumner in Senate Chamber
After adjournment Preston Brooks, a South Carolina representative, entered the Senate chamber and struck Senator Charles Sumner with a cane accusing him of libeling South Carolina. Sumner collapsed, Brooks continued beating until speech was lost. Witnesses report multiple blows as Sumner was carried to his rooms. injuries uncertain. A warrant was issued for Brooks’s arrest. Sumner sustained head wounds, cane shattered in the assault.
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Preston $. Biroy
South Carelina
Fouse
Senate
M. Sumner
South Carolina
Butter
Samner
Brooks
Cal
Brook
Sumner
Leeper
Justice Houllingshead
P. M
Mr. Sumner
Letter misrepresents policy shift claim in Clarendon letter
The Union reports that the suggestion Lora Clarendon's recent letter will force the Government to change its policy on Crampton's release is unfounded. The piece insists there is no basis for such an impression and cautions readers against overreading the letter's intent.
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Union of This Morning
Lora Clarendon
Crampton
Destruction of Lawrence by Missouri mob described
Kansas dispatch recounts Lawrence mass actions on May 21 as Missouri forces seized roads, killed and burned, destroying hotels and presses, with mobs plundering the town and threatening Topeka. Patrols and arrests occurred, U S troops barred from leaving forts, and leaders like Gov Robinson and editors faced peril in Lecompton and Leavenworth reports.
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J. Grover
G. F. Warren
Kansas
Lerompton
Lawrence
Sonris
Committee of Public Safety
Unite States
United States
G. W Digtwlen
G. W. Sui
Taepoog
Freestar
Oherit Jones
Tem
Ashe
Free State
Topeka
Leavenworth
Pomeroy
Free Stats Hote
Congressional Committee
Gov. Robinson
Lecompton
G. W. Brown
Herald of Freedom
Committee For Public Safety
Shannon
The Court of Appeals A Comment Upon its Decision
In a lengthy opposition piece the newspaper recounts events from Kansas and Missouri amid a civil war atmosphere. It highlights attacks and raids by Free State and Pro-Union factions, deserters, and a mass meeting at Kickapoo planning to raid property in Kansas City. It details Benjamin F. Harwood urging Judge Comstock to sustain the Prohibitory Law, his struggle with drinking, and the dramatic Court of Appeals ruling that followed. The piece ends with reactions to the liquor law voiding decision and public unrest surrounding the ruling.
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Pres
Sparren
Atchison
United States
Neer Lawiice
St. Louis
Republican
Westpore
Cosgrave
Brannon
Lecompton
Franklin
Sharp
Free State
Blanton Bridge
Kansas
Lawrenc An
Cyl. Sumner
Kickapoo
Leavenworth
Dourphan
Jefferson City
Lawrence
Kansas Hotel
Kansas City
Massachusetts
Pomeroy
Aml. F. Conway
Schuyler
St Louis
Parkville
New York
Benjamin F. Harwood
Court of Appeals
Harwood
Supreme Court
Cordstock
Hanwouda
Agab
Rewarded Ruffianism and political tensions in 1850s Charleston
Contributions are being made in Charleston and Columbia to present a testimonial to Preston Brooks for his course in the local area. The Cabinet led by Secretary Marcy is drafting a reply to Lord Clarendon's latest message, expected to be mild and conciliatory to ease fears of a clash with the British Government.
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Coucaara
Charleston
Columbia
Preston Brooks
Marcy
Lord Clarendon
Short Stories and the Need to Go in Life Advice
A reflective 19th century style piece extols brevity in storytelling and warns against long prefaces. It urges directness in love and writing, then shifts to a meditation on departure as life’s universal refrain, ending with a gentle blessing to readers facing death.
Crampton to be dismissed amid enlistment probe
Warrington May 26 The Tribune reports Mr Crampton British Minister will receive his dismissal tomorrow after the council involved in enlistment business. Mr Sumner remains comfortable though weak and feverish as calls on him stay numerous. A joint resolution allows Dr Kane and linked officers in the late Arctic expedition to accept a token of acknowledgment from the British Government for presentation.
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Mutaito Fituwone
New York
Messrs
T. C. Sarria
N.S
Calkins
Empire
Lake House
Mr. Smith
S&. H. Stavvorn
Geneva
Zzpres
Warrington
the Tribune
Crampton
Allor
Sumner
Stoats
Kane
Sir John Franklin
Measre
Briggs
Albert~son
Rew Awi Toomthe
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