Storm wrecks dot British coast as ships sink
A London dispatch reports a fierce storm along the British coast between Yar mouth and Lowestoft. Thirteen vessels were thought to founder with forty to fifty men lost. Other items note appointments to legal offices, revolutions in Europe, and various domestic government and corruption developments.
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London
Yarmouth
Lowestoft
Sir.j. Hooker
Gifford
Bolfeitor
Great
Britain
Don Carlos
Cubs
Spain
Alphonzo
Ans
Madrid
Alexandre Collin
Parla
Berlin
Herzegovina
Lubel
Plava
Teshkend
Central Asia
Kaufman
Namenghao
Khojend
Kiptachake
Quesada
San Cristodel
Pampcluns
Bel-lin
Thompson
Wilson
United States
Deaths and trials noted in early 19th century dispatches
Gen E B Harlan a Springfield journalist and former secretary to Gov Palmer dies on the 21st in Illinois. United States Senator Ferry of Connecticut dies at his Norwalk home on the 21st from spinal marrow softening. In St Louis McDonald trial witnesses are examined. Wm McKee and Constantine Maguire deny involvement in whisky frauds. Gen Boynton of the Cincinnati Gazette testifies he doubts Con Megure, while Megure admits complicity in fraud under oath.
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AmeeReeholen
Daniel O'Leary
Chicago
Edward Payson
Exposition
O'Leary
Bcs Miles
W Weston
Sherman
Philadelphia
Moody and Sankey
Utica
N.Y
Lodicia
Albert Fredenberg
Orlo Davis
Trenton
N.J
George Asbne
Washington
Navy Department
Cincinnati
Woman's National Temperance Convention
Bristow
Annie Wittenmyer
Wittenmyer
Bennett
Ordnance Bureau
United States Army
United States
Alaska
Charlotte Crow
Camis
Laura Chew
Alice
William Chew
Murray
South Bend
Ind
Cub
William Palmer
Palmer
National Grange
Henry Wilson
Capitol Building
Gron
McDonald
St. Louis
Wilson
Thomas W. Ferry
Michigan
Senate
William O. Avery
Internal Revenue Bureau
Joyce
John T. Jones
Arkansas
J. J. Woodman
A. B. Smedley
Iowa
A. J. Vaughe
Mississippi
Mortimer Whitehead
New Jersey
8. H. Ellis
Ohio
F. M. McDowell
O. H. Kelley
Kentucky
O. Dinwiddie
Indiana
Ceres
J. T. Jones
Pomona
Goddard
Connecticut
Leopold Wirth
Robert Klewert
Milwaukee
E. B. Harlan
Springfield
Gov. Palmer
Senator Ferry
Norwalk
Conn
Mth
Wm. McKee
Globe-Democrat
Constantine Maguire
Gen. Boynton
The
Cincinnati Gazette
Con. Megrue
Political appeals and state election updates from Indianapolis Sun
The Indianapolis Sun reports a voter plea for repeal of the Resumption Act and government legal-tenders with debt refunding at 3.05 percent. A December 1 mass meeting is planned in Indianapolis. New York shows Bigelow leading Seward for Secretary of State with 14,812 margin and 705,574 total votes. Oregon notes Lane winning Congress by 207. South Carolina opens its legislature at Columbia. Indiana GOP convenes February 22 to nominate the state ticket and electors.
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Indianapolis
Congress
New York State
Bigelow
Seward
Oregon
Lane
Prrer
South Carolina
Columbia
Indiana
Glaciers of Iceland and a Baltinglass Snake Mystery
The article notes William L. Watts predicting Iceland may be ice covered like Greenland. It reports a Baltinglass snake found by a Wicklow gardener, likely linked to two snakes imported from India to Ballinrodan years ago, one killed by a pig and the other missing. It also lists high rail elevations in Mexico’s Apizaco and Peru’s Arequipa.
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William L. Watts
Iceland
Greenland
Ireland
Baltinglasa
Wicklow
Apizuco
Vera Cruz& Mexico
Nevada Range
Arequipa
Peru
Cuzco
Illinois News Teems and Local Tax Notices
Fragmented report from Jacksonville notes J. R. Reavis returns to St Louis. Tax rolls show Sangamon County assessed value of 23 553 167. Illinois postmasters appointed and counties listed. A hog theft near Jacksonville and a fatal well accident near Rock Island are reported. Bishop-elect Busier McLanen to be consecrated in December. Illinois court postings include many county treasurers and surveyors.
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J. R. Reavis
Jacksonville
St. Louis
Tarsot
Sangamon County
Jacob Leach
Jupee McAuveren
Illinois Supreme Court
Cook County
Thomas Wilson
Rock Island
Mec Coskrey
Birchigan
Aujt
Hilliard
Philadelphia
Chicago First Regiment
Governor's Guard
Watseka Guard
Illinois
Wright's Grove
Charles P. Amet
Beacongle County
Darien
Clark County
Knight's Prairie
Hamilton County
Honey Bend
Montgomery County
Marien Goré
Keysport
Clinton County
James E. Weemes
New Haven
Gallatin County
Leo Caruth
Tinnell Hill
Johnson County
Andrew J. Mangum
Fontownia
Secretary of
Adams Seldon'g. Bare
Philip Faha
Alexander John P.sply
Charles Aoe
Bond Milton M. Sharp
Riobert O
White
É ‘ Boone
Anic Wilcox
Mogs
Brown
Pres Blick
Burentt
A. Washburne
Auers
Richard Beech
Carroll
Joseph K
Augynesbuett
Thorp
Casa
Lechen
G. Stephenson
Clay
Pearley P. Brown
Symter Johnson
Clinton John Ty Scott
Mall. Greene
Richard L. Short
Jay C. White
Grundy
John Burr
Nath' AirBride
Hamilton
J B. Stauderfer
John Judd Staucock
Peter Breydohn Gonda
Hardin
Henry R Hardin
James Ferrell Henderson
E. W. Smith
John M. Burton
Jackson
William Bradley
Johnna Wemer
W. L. Heath
Jefferson
Clitic V. Hain
Win
T Willams
Terrey Folin
Stout George J. Foster Jo Daviess
Henry Davy
Jamies H. Murphy
Johnson J B. Clesple
William Lewis Kane
Thomas ¥. Tolman
Pease
Kankakee
Charles P, Swigert
J. K. Croxswell
Kendal L
Tuulat, Serrin
Johny Jenks
Knox
L. Burkhalter
Tenry J
Vaughan
Lake
Charles Phillips
Havellas
M. Wood
Geo
Lorng
Macoupin
Laciual
Carlin
J. R. Mahieman
Madison
Jlugh EB. Boyle
Walter Rutledge
Marion
Alfred Parks
Gomi
Puleston
Marshall Hansen J. DePue
G. F. Wightman
Mason
Samuel Bitons
James Boggs
Muesger
Samuel G. Wells
Asifiey
Vermillion
F. A. Allhande
Ara
Guy
Wabieh
C.nurne
Buchanan
Warren
Jas
Verdiman
BrcClana
Washington
William Adams
L. McCord
Wayne
Alonzo M. Cable
Jas W. Hilliard
Stray News Snippets From Past The Times
A long column of scrambled items from The Jackson Times includes a land sale at 80 acres for 320 000, a death from croton oil in Schuylkill County, and a large coin delivery to Carson mint. It reports a New York Graphic quote on anonymous attacks, coal mine mites in Pennsylvania, a road holdup near Otisfield, and a heart rupture death in New Jersey. It also notes pardons for Moses B Wheeler, a Vermont bridal trip for a couple, a Pittsburgh Exposition wedding scam, a Lyme rock blast accident, and a Memphis theater misadventure with a cigar, hat, and a confused audience.
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Jackson
Miss
Medara
Detroit Street
Leveland
Samuel Saugner
Schuylkill County
Carson Mint
New York Graphic
Pennsylvania
Peace
Otisfield
New Jersey
Jane Atkins
Perryville
Moses B Wheeler
Charlestown
Mass
Gail
Rutland
Poultney
Haxing
Pittsburgh
Lyme
Conn
Memphis
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Henry Republigansere
Mint
Grant
O. B. Pettengill
R. O. Kirk
B. ‘B. Coates
J. R. Swigart
W. B. Allen
James Fishback
J.C. Wills
John Tulson
Trowbridge
H. M. Cooper
J.P. Buckner
Tennessee
R. F. Patterson
Obelmatt
Alexandria
Wheels Poller Iumane Association
Mechanical and Scientific
Fom
New York
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