Welcome to Bunker Hill on the national tour
A rhetoric filled notice greets the U S president, praising his service and inviting ascent of the sacred spot. It notes population and institutions as prosperity, recalls deaths in early congresses, laments pestilence past, and lauds health and activity in the city amid a Saratoga week crowd.
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Great Republic
United States
Union
V. S. Spectator
Saratoga and Schenectady
Stolen Jewelry Recovered and Bank Robbery Reported
The New Orleans jewelry store of Lewis Muir was robbed of over 15000 dollars in June. A suspect, John Charles Collins, was nabbed aboard the ship Newark on quarantine and found with jewelry in one box and dry goods in another. A separate case notes a serious upper Canada Bank robbery in a village office, with £1500 stolen from the iron chest and investigators tracing the break-in. A humorous aside describes a skunk intruding into a home during the night.
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Lewis Muir
New Orleans
New York Standard
Newark
New York
Ways and Sparka
John Charles Collins
My Muh
Collins
Bridewell
Upper Chnaia Bank
Aber Dt
Bank of Upper Canada
Post Office
Turbulent New York tale ends in execution on Mount Folly
The long street brawl ends with the execution of Clough at Mount Folly on Friday. A crowd of twelve thousand witnesses the ritual as clergy lead a moving scaffold scene and Clough reads a confession outlining his life and alleged engagement with Mrs Hamilton.
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Clough
Mount Folly
Ife
Just
Doane
Bordentown
Hamiltony
Jealousy and Murder Trial Recalls Fatal Assault Case
The prisoner admits premeditated intent to destroy the woman he loved after she refused engagement and marriage. He describes fatal stabbing after she reentered the room, driven by jealousy and revenge as his love turned to hate. The trial is claimed fair and verdict just, per M. Y. Spec.
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Rom
Jhin
M. Y. Spec
Foreign Mews From London Papers to the President
Letters from the New York Spectator summarize British topics including the East India Company charter debate with proposals to open trade to China and regulate Indian governance by Parliament. Ireland faces widespread resistance to tithes amid government measures. France notes finance bills and Duchess de Berry’s release, while Portugal reports Oporto bombardment stays calm and naval changes occur under Capt Napier.
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New York Spectator
London
Moore
Portsmouth
Great Britain
East India Companyo
East India Company
House of Commons
Grant
China
India
East India
Ireland
Wexford Independent
Gilgate
Lth
Jane
United States
Duchess de Berri
Blaye
Palermo
Chateaubresand
Charles X
Count Paul
Portugal
Lisbon
Oporto
Don Pedro
Don Miguel
Palmella
Steamboat Grorgr Wasutseron suffers boiler explosion at Vorkwalk
August 6 1833 report from VORWALK notes Grorgr Wasutseron a 600 ton lake steamer built at Huron mouth suffered a boiler explosion with no injuries and likely weeks of port repairs. Also reports a village fire scare from a board kite minor damage and lumber loss tied to Bank of Norwalk. Mentions town jail release of John B Wilbor and requests for candidate notices for county offices in October.
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Grorgr Wasutseron
Huron
Bank of Norwalk
Local Candidates Named for County Commissioner and Attorney Roles
The Sandusky Chronicle lists Jacob Roorkback as a candidate for County Commissioner and Pippl Tloprkins of Myland as a candidate for the office of prosecuting attorney in the upcoming election. Pitchoute voters are urged to support these nominees.
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Sandusky Charion
Piolip . Tloprkins
Mylan
Commodore Bann and Other 19th Century News Hodgepodge
Condensed items report Commodore Bann's death near Philadelphia in his 60th year. Georgia law curbs slave or free Black employment in printing. Miscellany covers cures for wasp stings, a milky pond near Providence, anticipated West Indies unrest, damages to Charlestown, falling book prices, a Dutchman buying alarm clocks, Baltimore hatters’ wage dispute, Dayton's education project, Kemble's New York residence, New York canal tolls, a colossal Avery statue, cholera outbreaks, Providence effigy incident, Ohio River steamboats, a body found near Princeton, five warships at Norfolk, deaths of Gen John Coffee and Col Richard Johnson praise, Macomb arrival at Fort Monroe, and Providence railroad accident effects.
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Winstam Bann
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Georgia
Providence
West Indies
House of Commons
Charlestown
Congress
Baltimore
Dayton
Milo CG. Williams
Cincinnati
Charles Kemble
New York
Carel
Jane
Providence City Gazette
Ephraim K. Avery
Hall River
Cornell
Kentucky
Lowsiana
Indiana
Missouri
R. I
I. IC. Avery
Avery
Samuself
Ohio
Samsville
Princeton
N. J
Irving
Norfilk
Delaware
Vandalia
West India Squadron
Schr
Vincennes
John Coffee
Florence
Alabama
Richard M. Johnson
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Sunday Mail
Alexander Macomb
U.S. Army
Fortress Monroe
Charity
The
Philadelphian
Clough
Liveryope
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Senate
Reed
Adams
Mississippi
McTean
Minois
Johnson
Buckner
House of Representatives
Mallory and Unt
Vermont
Powers and Lent
Miller
Ranso
Pennaghanian
Mitchbell
Maryland
Smythe
Doddridge and Johnson
Virginia
Shields
Pettis
U.S. Senate
Webster
Naudaing Chambers
Tylor
Porsyth
Hendrick
Mane
Benton
Saratoga Sentinel
Xenophon
N. S. Patricp
Boston Morning Post
Leopold
Mehemit
England
Tancred
Duke of Orleans
Bonaparte
Ton Pedro
Europe
Pedro
Piper
Kemble
Albany
Jack Downing
Wiol
West
Dana
Joux
Adonisei Mores
Fitchville
Pristow & Co
John B. Wilbor
Turon Township
Messrs. Parson & Co
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Terra Firma
Boston
New Jersey
Grand Street