Coal Road in Pennsylvania Proposal Eyed for West
Elisha Whittlesey Stephen Com tock and William H Newton report on a coal road trial in Can Judging from the evidence the coal pavement could last as long as stone and reduce dust and mud. The effort aims to link Toledo to Woodville with coal and timber works. officials hope donations will test utility and spur settlement development.
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Thit- Tees
Elizabethtows
Lebanon County
Cotton Wood
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Whittlesey
Mr. Newton
O. H. Knapp
Tolevo
Ara
Knapp
Wyman
Dr. Holmes
Messrs. Knapp, Fitch, Seger, Seman and
Warrener
Toledo
Woodville
Europe
America
McAdam
Pittsburgh Mormonism and the rise of a rival church
The Pittsburgh branch rejects the spiritual wife doctrine and lies as lawful but adheres to the Book of Mormon and Book of Covenants. Sidney Rigdon becomes first president after a dramatic consecration by the Quorum of Seventy Three, and the “Church of Christ” forms alongside Nauvoo's sect.
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The
Pittsburgh Gazette
Pittsburgh
Renney
Sidney Rigdon
Nauvoo
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Church of Christ
Joseph M. Cole
Mount Olivet
Rigdon
Joe Smith
Quorum of Twelve
Religious Hysteria and Storm Damage Reported
A stark critique of a religious sect's governance contrasts with a devastating late storm. The piece cites Rigdon and a President's Quorum. notes rapid sect growth and parallels to Mohammedanism. It then covers Branch County storm casualties, hail up to ten inches, ruined crops, destroyed property, and White Pigeon damages around ten thousand dollars.
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Adrian
Branch County
White Pigeon
Motteville
Millé
Aloe
Living without visible means a curious social type described
An essay outlines men who appear well dressed and professional yet own no property or bank accounts. They seem to live by unseen means, challenging norms as they stroll past sheriffs and maintain a gentlemanly appearance amid urban scarcity.
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Boston Transcript
Hbout
Wneale
Gazette
Salomon
Young Democracy and Locofoco Tendency Criticized
The Norwalk paper denounces a rising “Young Democracy” within the Locofoco faction. It warns that youth refuse elder guidance, push annexation of Texas and Oregon, threaten war with Mexico, break treaties, and seek national supremacy with radical reforms.
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Falee
Jefferson
Madison
Locofoco
Open defiance by the Young Democracy party cited
The text accuses the Locofoce party under the name Young Democracy of arrogantly shaping great political questions, deriding political ancestors, overturning established principles, and risking anarchy and national ruin in pursuit of swagger and control. It argues this stance signals a monstrous political schooling and dangerous deviation.
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England
Mexico
Locofoce Party
Young Democracy
Great Match Race on Long Island ends with Peytona victory
The south wins the Union Course match on Long Island as Peytona defeats Fashion in both heats. Peytona first heat 7 minutes 39.5 seconds, second heat 7 minutes 44 seconds, Fashion troubled by dust and fatigue though also competitive. Attendance estimated 90,000 to 120,000 with heavy crowds and vivid racing atmosphere.
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Long Island
Fashion
Union
Peytopa
Grstand
Peytona
New Jersey
Alabama
Albany Atlas
Usavarliog
Altho
Lie
Linb
New York
Spirit of the Times
Joseph Laird
Leytona
Tashion
New Goods and Political Updates in Eastern Goods Ads
Merchants house fresh imports from the east as readers check ads to find cheapest prices before shopping. The United States Journal debuts in Washington with editors Dow and Fisk, touting Young Democracy alignment though not official admin organ. Presidential appointments shift posts in Philadelphia Perth Amboy and Wisconsin Territory, amid broader bureau changes.
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THE
United States Journal
Madisonian
Tyler Organ
Washington City
J. E. Dow & Co
Theophilus Fisk
Jesse E Dow
Ats
Locoloco
Young Democracy
United States
Avrointursts
Thomas M. Pelut
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Henry M. Watts
Henry [Lohn
Calvin Blythe
Henry Welsh
Joe
B. Sutherland
George F. Lehman
Annexation talk and Californian revolts prompt Mexico concern
The Nashville Union urges that California's revolution and emigration trends threaten Mexican control and hint at California joining the United States soon. The article notes Oregon settlers report California’s favorable climate and contrasts it with Oregon’s perceived dull landscape, suggesting wider annexation implications. It also mentions a choling case where electricity allegedly cured temporomandibular issues after five days.
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Mexico
Nashville Union
Polk
Tennessee
Texas
California
Oregon
Cus Umon
V. Tribune
Destructive Town Fire Sweeps Through Portsmouth Market Area
A Sunday morning blaze in Portsmouth, New Hampshire, destroyed a central commercial district including brick blocks and wooden houses on Market and Penhallow streets. Fire spread rapidly in three directions aided by west wind. crews from Newburyport and local companies battled the flames, with extensive damages reported and a large loss of property.
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Gasai
Poarsmocers
N. H
Portsmouth Mercury
Marke
Mog
Market Street
N. Mores
M'Intire
S.J. Dodge
N. Rowe & Co
Penhallow Street
Penhallow
Hanover Street
Ladd Street
Newburyton
Evansville
John Shanklin
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Illinois
Weathersfield
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Beechport
Monroe County
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Brockport Watch
Waurtexa Schoor
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Liverpool
Wilmer & Smith
London
Robert Peel
Morning Chronicle
Ireland
Great Britain
United Kingdom
O’connell
Mogster
U.S
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Horsfall
Mersey Steel and Iron Works
Measre
Fawcett & Co
Gulf of Mexico
Srocetov
Cl Herald
Dorothea Foss
HURON
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Locofoce
Locofocn
Locofoco Party
Teras
Toceno Brant
Grerce W. Jones
Wisconsin
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Toronto
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Canada
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King Street
Rigney
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Perrysville
Perry County
Ala
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Cloce Hern
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