Indians Fire On Cincinnati Outlet Workers Rescue Of Cutter
In May two men at an outlet near Cincinnati were fired on by Indians. Joseph Cutter was captured while the other man escaped. Pursuit by eight volunteers narrowed to a small band trailing the attackers. The next day John Van Cleve was slain in a separate encounter after a knife wound. The pursuit continued, with the Indians camping two miles ahead. The following June Van Cleve’s rescuer was killed by a hidden assailant, who scalped him before retreating. The report concludes with foreign news items from Europe.
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Cincinx
Joseph Cutter
Anturt
Pnrsuit
Cutter
Humber
Cincinnati
John van Cleve
Vian Cleve
Europe
Spain
Perrat
San Miguel
Lisbon
Constantinople
Madrid
von Carlos
Abrantes
William Russell
England
London Globe and Merald
Howard de Wallen
Portugal
Bohemia
Germany
Vienna
Toulon
Cypress
Duchess of Berry
Pisa
Leghorn
Robert Carrick
Dublin
Joseph Bonaparte
Marden Park
Bordentown
Park Crescent
Paris Moniteur
America
Wilson
N. Y
Hay
John Jones
Columbus
Ind
John Ray
Ray
Jones
Pleak
Fragmentary scholar quote on long disposal period
A partial readable line notes a library collection and a claim that it would take 805 days to dispose of it by inuction. The sentence is incomplete and lacks clear event, person, or place details.
Western statesman departs Boston amid cordial salutations
The eastern风 report recalls Mr Clay leaving Tremont House for Worcester with a Boston delegation. He expresses gratitude for hospitality during a fortnight in the city and plans visits to Worcester Hartford Springfield and perhaps Albany to reach Congress. Citizens extend best wishes as he travels. The note on a State Bank criticizes western proliferation and warns of speculative risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay
Worcester
Hartford
Springfield
Albany
Congress
Loston Centinel
Legacy of a Native American ally ends leaves vast land
A widow, Mrs Jemison, mourns four sons lost in fierce fighting and leaves ten to fifteen thousand acres on the Genesee river border, much under cultivation, as a rich family legacy from her Indian friends. The article also notes trials and confessions of criminals, a rail accident near Camden and Amboy with one death and fifteen injured, and damage when the North America steamer was struck by the sloop General Livingston near Catskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philad
North America
Catskill
General Livingston
First Session of Twenty-Third Congress Opens in Washington
The 26, 1833 piece notes NORWATAG NO on Monday next as the first session of the twenty third Congress begins in Washington with expected important business. The Ohio Legislature also meets in Columbus the same day and the paper promises a compendium of key actions. A communication from Mr Matchet replying Voet M Millan is published. The editor hopes the controversy ends though it may not interest many readers.
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Washington
Columbus
Matchet
Voet
M’millan
Massachusetts election results in 4-way race for governor
Ninety four towns report votes for Davis National Republican 11954. Adams Anti Masonic 9955 Morton Jackson 7732 Allen Working Men's 1263. No choice likely, Legislature to decide. House picks two from top four, Senate selects one to become governor for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusets
Davis
Adams
Morton
Jackson
Allen
House of Representatives
Senate
MY. Jour
Cone
Morida seeks admission to Union while fires rage and fraud spreads
The piece notes Morida’s bid for statehood based on a 47,700 population threshold after the latest census. It reports a destructive fire in Vergennes Vermont consuming Mr. Taylor’s tin shop and nearby buildings. It cites counterfeit five dollar notes altered from one to five and discusses various legal, financial, and crime items including a notice of a November Thanksgiving date in some states and other scattered reports.
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Ttis
Morida
Congress
Vergennes
Taylor
Main Street
Rogers
Gen. Lawrence
Seymour
Arcade Bank
Providence
Row
Parmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Hartford
Secretary of the Treasury
Guy, Vroom
New Jersey
Pakker
Vermont
Martin Jack
Dyefield
Peter
Daniel
Mississippi
Detroit Courier
Ypsilanti
Detroit
Peninsula
Sampson
Fredonia
N.Y
Mattford
New York Daily Advertiser
Richmond
Water Street
Callowhill
Philadelphia
Public notice from Clarksfield meeting defies slander
In a defiant public statement, Megers Morrors denounces vile abuse and slander spread by Doctor McMillan and associates after participating in a September political meeting in Clarksfield. The exposé accuses them of presenting themselves as respectable and uses strong language to condemn the attacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Megers
Clarksfield
Doctor McMillan & Co
Public dispute over county commissioner nominees in Clarkfield
A local political row from Clarkfield recalls a September meeting where W. C. Spalding and Randall Palmer are tied to ballot nominations. Certificates from witnesses defend or dispute reported pledges, with Doctor Madison and Andrew McMillan figures cited as opposing or supporting voices amid accusations of misrepresentation and pressured statements.
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Clarkyfield
William C. Spalding
Randall Vast
Palmer
Fitchville
Ady Palmer
Andrew McMillan
Palmers
Mitchville
McMillan
Palner
Vector McMillan
Thad
Jude
Clirksfield
Pauthoriged
Mir Marshet
Pitchuille
Connry
W. CG. Spalding
John Metchet
Desapis Nickerson
Clarkfield
Isckerson
Shus
Tinee
Madi Dan
Mitelville
William W. Mead
Alisa
Clarksfiild
Itchville Infara
Sean Wiltrim GC
Spalding
Muatchet
Sweeting
Randall Palmer
Bitchville
Matchet
Jacob Roorback
I Morgan
EL W. Brown
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Livingston
France
Belgium
Holland
Rotterdam
Liege
Berlin
Munchengratz
Luxemburg
Prussia
Neufchatel
Maria Louisa
Madame Letitia
Napoleon
Duke de Reichstadt
Frankfort
Tlolland
States General
Algiers
Belida
Betida
Bergadem
Ceba
Dely-Tbrahim
Slavunelli
Donna Maria
Don Pedro
Arsenal
Napier
Ribeira Nova
Braganza
Duke of
Terceira
Slough
Cape of Good Hope
Richard Ueber
Pimlino
Olio
Cim
Gaz
Joseph UL. Larwill
Bucyrus
General Land Office
Gentlenen
Ottawa
Maumee
Indiana
Wabash
Lake Eric
Mary Jemison
Seneca Village
Uwthalt
New York
Canandaigua
van Sickle
Claysville
Western
Phus
Pittsburgh
Camden and
Amboy
Weightstown
Spotsford
Youn Quiver Apamus
Eithen
Norwatag
Cle
Joseph Nickerson
Wagewn Bonwat
Daniel Miner
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