Lafayette and the French Revolution in History
A historical sketch covers the life of the Marquis de Lafayette from his early influence on religious liberty and emancipation, through his leadership during the French Revolution, his clashes with the Jacobins, and eventual imprisonment. It traces his flight, capture, and release in 1798, his later retirement, and return to defend revolutionary principles against foreign and domestic foes, ending with reflections on his enduring legacy.
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Joseph VI
Vederick the Great
Prussia
Assembly of
Paris
National Guard
Elief
Buly
Getuber
Vernailles
Latyette
Lucker
Rochambean
Netherlands
Jacobins
National Assembly
Jacobin Club
Vauyetys
Bahyrtte
France
Nochfort
Wesel
Magdeburgh
Ulmitz
Latour Mabaurg
Alexander Lameth
Borewa de Puzy
Tafayette
Bolimin
Mr Tuger
Friends of Liberty
Europe
America
Lafayette
Bonaparte
Italy
Friench
Holland
Napoleon
Laefayette
Pira
Harlem Railroad locomotive boiler bursts injuring crew
The boiler of a Harlem Railroad locomotive burst as the engine started from Parkville with two cars. A piece struck a passenger on the forward car, killing him, while the engineer was wounded.
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Harlem
Parkville
Mercantile Advertiser
Sagacity of a Dog and Weather Notes from Vassalborough
An Eyewitness describes Rover the dog delivering a dinner invitation despite a storm, crossing crusted snow to reach the destination and returning with replies. The column also reports on a week of extreme heat, daily highs near 96 degrees, and multiple sunstroke deaths in New York, plus brief notices on the steam boat Daniel Webster’s rapid Buffalo to Detroit passage and Mexico’s civil unrest, and Michigan Governor Porter’s death.
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Kennebec Journal
Vassalborough
Rover
Daniel Websters
Luffalo
Detroit
Buffalo
Fou Niles
Buffalo Rep
Public Meeting for Mechanics Society in Milan
NORWALK JULY 22 1834 PUBLIC NOTICE to all Mechanics residing in Muron county that a meeting will be held in Milan village at the line School-house on Saturday the 2d August next at one oclock P M to consider measures to establish a Society for the benefit of all mechanics Milan July 12th 1804 There have recently been some dreadful riots in New York city and Newark N S we shall endeavor to give sketches of the affair in our next
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Susquehanna River
Straiger
Virginia
Barefoot
Steel Plate
Warefoot
Liverpool Mercury
Boston
Pridiy
Jindrew Jackson
United States
Constitulion
Boston Transcript
Columbus
Independence
Beecher
Com. Elliott
Jead
Commodore
Dickned
Muron
Milan
New York City
Newark
N. S
Debates over Universalism and Endless Misery in Letter
Lluron Reflector correspondence disputes a June letter about a public debate with Rev Sheldon. The writer defends his stance on universal salvation versus endless misery and outlines proposed debate questions and conditions for future discussions.
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Lluron
KE. Titomson
JL. O.sheldon
J. Kidwell
Mangfield
Sheldon
Mir. S
Methodist Church
Charles Chauncey
United States
Simwuld
Rev. J. Wintyre
J. Wpintyre
Ife
Mr. Sieldon
J. Mclatyre
Debate proposals and letters between Davis and Mintyre in 1834
The text chronicles a series of published letters and replies from A A Davis and J Mintyre regarding a planned public debate at Lexington. It details refusals to meet on specified dates, conditions for future debate, and questions about endless misery and universal happiness as core topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Mintyre
Lexington
J. Mitchell
Watson, Esq
Tain, &c
Public certificates defend clergyman amid character dispute
The Huron Reflector reports that Asher A. Davis, a clergyman, published letters and certificates defending his moral character against claims by Rev. J E quarters. Certificates from Milford and Union County attest Davis’s good character during 1829 to 1832 and praise him as a respected minister among Christian denominations.
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JE. Cuartry
Norwalk
J.E.C
Darby Plains
Union County
A.A. Davis
Peru
Asher A. Davis
Milford
EH. Chipman
Ozias Culver
David Ripley
Witnesses Endorse Asher A. Davis Character in 1834
A list of names and a dated attestation from June 1834 in Darby Plains praising Asher A. Davis for his moral character and clerical bearing. The document notes prior acquaintance since the fall of 1832 and contains numerous signatories including Rich'd Morgaridge Israel Bigelow Westly Provin D K Bigelow Porter Knap and others.
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Asher A. Davis
Darby Plains
Tensions Rise Over Mormon Residence in Jackson County Missouri
The Missouri press predicts a civil war between Mormon settlers and Jackson county residents. A meeting in Liberty failed to reach compromise, with Jackson citizens vowing to defend land and resist Mormon return, while the Enquirer warns of imminent bloodshed unless a settlement is reached.
Died in township at late date Punta Avasta dies at nine months
Died in this township on the last inst Punta Avausta aged 9 months daughter of Mr Levis Keeler.
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Punta Avausta
Levis Keeler
Weather of the Week Summary
The past week featured a mix of clear and pleasant days with two hazy or cloudy spells. Temperatures rose to warm levels on the hazy and partly cloudy days with a brief chance of rain noted on one afternoon.
Wet fragment from Ohio press page notes
Fragmentary OCR text from an Ohio newspaper page mentions WHG and RC 3 Int. It lacks clear names dates or events but indicates a regional sports or proceedings snippet. Further readable details are needed to determine the main item and accurate entities.
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N. Sylvester
Philadelphia
New York
Savannah
Romulus
Mauran
Providence
Havre
Lewis Rogers & Co
Charles Peel
Ile
CO Days
Drasyn
Peel
J. Auze
Suerard, Freres & Co
Mavre
Urier
F Enquirer
Orange
Vermont
Grimalkin
Portsmouth
Mercury
New Yorker
Mexica
Santa Anna
Mexico
Congress
Porter
Michigan
Sentinel
Star
West
C. A. A. Davis
Darcy Plains
Eliphas Burnham
Harvey Cushman
Standish Culver
Sylvanus Smith
James L. Cooledge
Abish. Hoisington
John W. Williams
James Willar
S. iV
Connedge
Gibson Savage
Hibard
Jonathan Geer
Missouri
Jackson County
Fayette Monitor
Missouri Enquirer
Liberty
Clay County
Committee of the
Mormons
the Enquirer
Jackson
Court House
National Intelligencer
Moon
Norwe
WHG Vee RC
Ohio
Milis Cle
Pio Wt
Grote Lyme
Nk Defnurer
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