Quarantine Imposed and 19th Century News Tidbits
Quarantine was imposed at Elevi ntou on vessels from porta to Eng. nd. The Boston Daily Advertiser notes a July event with property losses from a fire and various city happenings. Reports include a sunk schooner Jesse Smith near Jack Rock, a four year old girl in New Orleans described as a mature woman, and a controversial trial of Col. Taylor for counterfeiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porta
Eng
Boston Daily Advertiser
Sre
Buffalo Journal
Jesse Smith
Wwego
Jack Rock
Cleveland
New Orleans Bee
Montreal
Royal
Baysa
Tom Ed Eltiagis
Col
Wm Tayior
New Orleans
Nates
U. S. Bank
Wing
James Brown
Ainst
Col. Taylor
U.S
Boston
Atheneum Gallery
E Gallery
Edmonson
Wheeling
Belmore
Jamaica
New York
Tolen
Hartland
Ufuron County
Abraham Irman
Reare
Colt
Bhief
Franklin Read
N. B
Obadiah Jenney's
Norwalk
Hlurtland
Aly
United States
Wenders
Europe
U. States Catholic Press
Hartford
Conn
J. P. Mardle
France on the Eve of Revolt and Cholera Advice
The text notes France facing revolutionary upheaval with martial law and press suppression while reporting deaths in clashes between insurgents and troops. It also includes a Boston physicians' report urging courage, faith, and duty as protections against cholera, emphasizing trust in God and service to the sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Polytechnic
Paris
Louis Philip
Worwalk Gaz
Boston
Indian War Report From Gen Atkinson With Illinois Forces
War Department dispatch cites Gen Atkinson’s planned march with Illinois militia and 400 regulars to attack Rock River Indians near Four Lakes. Reports say volunteers killed five while three whites died near Da Page River and Bureau. Dodge’s force killed Saces. locals fear a general massacre if targets resist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Atkinson
Illinois Rapids
Rock River
Four Lakes
Snyder
da Page
Bureau
Blue Mound
Globe
Nat
Intel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lady's Book
Falls
Forsyth
Niagara
Plaof
Table Rock
Unie
Bruissai
M.d’Argent
Bulletin
Duncan M’arthiur
Robert Lucas
Darius Lymann
Daniel Tilden
Ezra Sprague
Florence
Moses Kimball
John Kennan
Cyrus Butler
Matthew Mkelvey
Townsend
T. E. Fletcher
Atrren Annonp
Mary Axx Patser
Cyrus V. Minckler
Clarkafeld
Rosw
Manchester
Roswell
Clarksfield
Tuly WO
Moon
Moon Kvee
Sete
Huron County
M. Kimball
S. Preston
L. Bradley
T. Baker
Elijah Billy
Hartland Township
Muron County
Daniel Minor
W. Spear
James Wiutr
Elijah Bills
Elijail Bills
J.P
N. Y
Yates & Mintyre
Manag's
GEO. A. Cook
Pittsburgh
Monroeville
Adama John Dreakenridge
Rebee John
Collier Levi
Cone Lester
Clock Daniel
Daley Calvin
Felton Jones
Knapp& Strong
Lindsay Daniel
Hyde Abel
Holladay
Hubbel Julius
Mettler Gualil
Jacobs Aga
Schuyler
Kyme
Ohio
Sutton WR
Taber George
Witter Izra
Woodward Amos
Bartow John
Dawes William
Howe John
Hunt Hosea
Stevens Jacob
J. Ballard
P.M. R. A. Mason
Dart A
New Haven
Rouse Bly
James M. Chancle
Jacob Cooke
Samuel Hoover
Patrick O. Hear
Robert Insche
Jacob Lee
Amos Martin
Peter Miller
Roger W. Sheldon
James Skinner
W. Johnston
P. M
Rm If
Court of Common Pleas
George T. Foot
Fairfield
Ifuron
Ebenezer
Smitil
Favie
Firet
2D Brigade
O. Jenney’s
Pirot Light Infantry
George Gruff
Greenfield
Brongen
Timothy Baker
Norwall
BURON
Vermulion
J. Tracy
Vermillion
L. Lewis
Lyme
Fyohce
Sanford
Milan
Maron County
Nathan Jenkins
A. Sanford
Congress
Secretary of War
County of
Huron
Lewis B. Sturges
Oxford
Saltonstall
President, Directors, & Co
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie
John
Ynon
New Spring
New Rock
Timothey
Baker Sc
Caldwell
Eorge Whyler
Lulu
T. Mardle
Port Poarl
Rlour
New
Philadelphia
Baltimore
N. Dow
Tb. Do
P.S
Veleyv
Mesa
St. Croix
Holland
Madeira
Teneriffe
Malaga
Ida Wa
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