Controversy Over Jewish Leadership and Press Debate in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia Ledger writer attacks Jews as a body, prompting a reply defending Jewish conduct and citing individual examples. The page also contains essays on reading among workers, historic burials in Truiy Curren’s New York cemetery, a curious sea creature exhibit, and misc. clips on manners, mischief, and economic policy amid Congressional wrangles and state banking concerns.
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Fall Causes Scare at Manor House
The lady Harriet suffered a small fall in the flower garden after an attempted ride on Neptune’s back. Her maid and Benedick rush downstairs as anxious husband asks how it happened. friends learn the incident though her features are slightly marred.
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China
Europe
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Africa
Russia
Western Ocean
Malay Peninsula
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Cochin China
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Benedick
Neptune
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Bank Demands for Specie May Affect Local Banks
A northern stance argues creditors including the State should demand payment in specie. Citizens in Camden and Cheraw urge banks to allow payment where convenient, warning undue strain on country banks if specie must be sent to Charleston. The piece hopes the Bank of the State acts liberally toward sister institutions.
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Cheraw
Charleston
North East Boundary Corresondence Hints at Tense War Threat
The Washington Globe dated the 26th reports a correspondence between British Minister Mr. 5 a and Secretary of State Mr. Forsyth. Its tone is threatening with possible war moves, yet Canada’s risked involvement seems unlikely. War closing the dispute remains uncertain.
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Canadas
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