Distressing accidents and a fatal mine disaster report
A narrative of a mine blast at F Tudor in Sturbridge on the thirteenth. Two men, McClentick and Cleveland, perished while Sheddon survived but mortally wounded. Elsewhere a saw mill accident near North Stamford killed a young boy. In Hartford a family tragedy followed when a wife died after hearing of her son's death. A church collapse in Rochester caused injuries but no fatalities. A Vermont river convention is noted.
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F. Tudor
Sturbridge
Windeway
McClentick R. Cleveland
Sheddon
McClentick
Cleveland Oung
Salury
Rich Cocks
North
Stamford
Nork Gazette
Hartd
William
William Pley
Altheus
Rip
Maj. Ripley
First Presbyterian
Rochester
Finney
Buffalo Journal
Peru Township
Tanger Mani Saxners
Moses C. Sanders
Convention seeks improved navigation on Connecticut River above Hartford
Delegates from Vermont New Hampshire Massachusetts and Connecticut formed a memorial to Congress to obtain federal aid for river navigation to expand steamboat access in the Connecticut Valley. The Hartford area is highlighted as a key trade outlet and the convention closed with measures expected to yield strong results.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Congress
Ohio election results and local political queries in Huron
From Columbus report Gen Duncan M Warthus elected governor of Ohio by a small majority. Assembly split with Clay and Jackson in the Senate 18 each and in the House Clay 88 Jackson 29. Mr Hesenery Leavert elected Representative in Congress from the 11th district. New editorial questions challenge notions of American System versus Masons in Huron County politics and a local apple anecdote is noted. Op W S
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Cope
Columbus
Iduncan Mwarthus
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Senate
Clay
Jackson
Wouse—Clay
Hesenery H. Leavert, Esq
Congress
Messrs
Preston & Buckingham
Nren
Huron County
Henry Clay
Coalition
Peru
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State of Ohio
Columbus and
Sandusky
New Haven
Turpike
Tiffin
Honey Creek
Indy Be
Norwalk
Eldredge
David Coulter
Milan
Elyria
Fitchville
Abram Mead
Uniontown
Richland County
Greenwich
Glivesburgh
Population hints and political notes across states
Geauga County population listed as 15 600 with 1820 figure 7 780. Jackson party praised in New Jersey for legislative majority. Haxall’s Richmond flour mills destroyed by fire with $30 000 loss. Brown, Jackson’s charge dAffaires to Brazil, leaves for Washington en route to Brazil. Two headed snake exhibited by Dr. Pugsley in Nashville. Benjamin W W Richards elected Mayor of Philadelphia. Canals tolls to Sept 15 total $514 000, $100 000 above last year. Lafayette refuses salary as commander in chief. Dey of Algiers brings 52 women for comfort. Judge M Lean honored in Nashville. Willam Clagettey named naval officer at Portsmouth. Elyah Gray’s sentence reduced to imprisonment. Gen Gradistus Root nominated for NY 11th district Congress. Adams nominated by National Republicans. a Democratic Republican convention called. Jackson faction splits, Adams expected to win big.
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Geauga County
Jackson
New Jersey
Niles’ Register
Haxall
Richmond Va
Luse
Cincinnati
Ethan A. Brown
Brazil
Washington
Nashville
Pugsley
Benjamin WW. Richards
Philadelphia
State ‘Canal
Lafayette
National
Seuardesiborehal Oudiroi
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Joseph Parsons
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White
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Quincy Apbams
Adams
Jackson Party
Col. Turner
Col.Turner
State Senate
New Bedford Courier
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Cougillogee
Kentucky
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Far
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Sun
State of
Auburn
Plymouth
Bloominggrove
Clearcreek
Crawford County
Seneca County
Jenney
Isaac W. SE Nett
Buckingham & Sturges
Ss. Norwalk
Court of Common Pleas
County of Huron
Mary Ann Junkine
John G. Taylor
Bantamix
Mary Ann Junkins
Bis State
Immelude
Montgomery
Orange
Clear Creek
Milton
Perry
Wayne County
Sullivan and
Huntingdon
Lorain County
Ruggles
New London
Mitchville
Ripley
Muron
John van Horn
Elisha Steward
Kew Hanen
Daniel Heller
New ‘Haven Township
Christian Culp
B. & Norwalk
Coa
Finquire
Stradford Sturtevant
Sopovicus Robbins
William Webber
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Huronco
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Levi Sutton
Lyme Township
Huron
Joel Clark
George Sheffield
Hiram G. Rice
Gurdon Woodward
Lyme
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Main
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