Franksfort to Ireland and Germany unrest in 1848
Reports from London and Paris describe Belgian and German disturbances with Parisian mediation and Russian influence. Germany faces liberal oppression, with Prussian and Austrian troops in Frankfurt suppressing student revolts. Ireland heads toward emancipation while O Connell calls for liberty. British coverage notes Turkish and Tunisian concerns and colonial debates.
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Russia
St. Petersburgh
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Spain
Maly
Don Carlos
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Tunis
Germany
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Hanau
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Hanover
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M. de Roeizensteen
Grand Duchy of Baden
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Ped S
Baron von Maritendel
England
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Capt. Smith
Liverpool
Commercial Advertiser
Grant
O'Connell
Ireland
Kilkenny
The President Will Visit Concord Next Month
The Prescott era newspaper notes the president will likely visit Concord while the New Hampshire Legislature sits next month. It highlights gratification among lawmakers and the Senate and House factions, and mentions a potential Vice President and Secretary of War accompanying the party.
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Iean Mercury
Concord
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United States
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Ife
Granite State
Ezeter
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Philadelphia Herald
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Poston
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Ty Biltomore
John Snath
Dullare
New Orleans
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Tennessee
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Lis Us
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Norlol
Beacon
Portsmouth and Konnie
Connecticut
Newman
Easton
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Mississippi
Ohio
Pitch Church
Carolina
Unclear Injury Report After Horse Accident
A fragment reports a rider named Ueathrap or similar being thrown when her head struck a stone, leaving severe lacerations but no broken limbs. No hopes were entertained for recovery per the Gazette.
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Village Fee Paper and Western Telegraph Arrivals
The office received a fee paper printed in this village by Mess Kexsay O Tiipen of an Imperial six titled The IFestern Liletligervey and a first number of the Western Telegraph published at Wooster on a Medium Steel, both neatly printed.
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