Don Pedro Landings and Oporto Victory in Portugal
Reports describe Don Pedro's 7500 strong army landing at Oporto with about 1000 British and French troops and taking the city with minimal resistance. Miguel's forces retreat across the river, while Don Pedro prepares to advance toward Lisbon. Palmerston favors the constitutionalists and British French support is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstadt Waanet
Walter Beety
Imeelf
Hall, &c
Ilawell
Totel
Warsaw
Mortier
Paris
St. Petersburgh
France
Republic of
Guatemala
London Courier
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Portugal
Oporto
Falmouth
Morning Herald
Iam
Beldock
Lisbon
Don Pedro
Don Miguel
Villa Nova
Don Tedro
Miguel
Coimbra
Tagus
St. Julian
Don Perlio
Villa de Praia
St. Michael and
St. George
Villa Das Vellas
Ursellina
Calheta
Ladeira
da Velha
Senhora Donna Maria
Duke of
Braganza
Lord Palmerston
Sartorius
Europe
Liverpool
London
Portsmouth
Pantaleon
Figueras
Grigo
Vouga
Donna Maria
Tragic Bridge Collapse Over Muskingum Claims Two Lives
A disastrous accident near Sative Mews on a Muskingum River bridge under construction killed Emm eunn Bockmantam and a workman named Bovy from Brush Creek township. A sudden flood toppled arches, crushed the old pier, and threw workers into the river. Buckingham died, his body not yet recovered, while others survived. The project and Muskingum Bank operations are expected to continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeunn Bockmantam
Bovy
Brush Creek Township
Buckingham
Muskingum
R. Buckingham
Stephen Girard
Philadelphia
Ohio
Muskingum Bank
Doct. Tupen Favored for Senate in Norwalk District
Norwalk September 4 1832 news notes cholera subsides in eastern cities and business revives. Doct Tupen emerges as preferred Senate candidate to unite the district and avoid disunion. Also reports a prison escape attempt at New Jersey State Prison and Democratic district convention actions approving Jackson and Van Buren nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Preston
Doct
Danrru Trenen
Senate
Man Firefight Ends in Death as He Fires on Attacker
From a Chronicle report in Louisiana, Mr N. faced a violent confrontation on a ladder. He fired when an assailant refused to desist, striking the attacker in the neck and killing him. A second youth was wounded in the foot during the ensuing struggle before both were jailed. The article also notes Congress election results showing three anti administration candidates elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
Louisiana
Ohio Democratic Republican Delegates Nominate in 1832
At the 1832 meeting in Huron County Ohio delegates from multiple counties ballot for the ith Congressional District. William Patterson of Richland is nominated. resolutions back Lucas for governor, Jackson and Van Buren for president and vice president, oppose certain banking provisions, and urge publication in Democratic papers.
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Huron
Seneca
Sandusky
New Haven
Democratic Party
J. Hanson
FE. Brown
Rrsotorp
Andrew Jackson
U. States
Resouven
Martin van Berex
Warnes
Eusia Brows
Ohio
James Skinner
Harvey J. Harmon
Sandusky County
William McLaughlin
Richland County
Huron County
Harles Lindsay
Thos. T. White
Levi Barnum
Salmon Weston
William B. Mathewson
Wm. Greenfield
Thos. Walling
A. Ives
J. W. Johnston
Jeremiah van Benschoter
Richland
Christopher Lamberton
John Martin
G. Wolf
Wm. Gass
Jarard Irwin
Robert Lee
Sen
Wm. McLaughlin
Crawford
Henry St. John
Geo. Sweany
Winliam Patterson
Robert Lucas
United States
Bank of the
U. S
Congress
Martin van Buren
New York
Harvey J. Harmo
Wa. M’lavenuin, Sey A
Doctor notes cholera case mild, countywide warnings issued
Doct. Anderson clarifies a prior report of a cholera case seen locally. He says the patient showed mild premonitory symptoms and recovered easily after merlicine treatment, and no further malignant cases followed. He believes several mild cases occurred in different parts of the county.
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Messrs. Preston & Co
Doct. Anderson
Rare historical notice fragment with names and remarks
Fragmentary text lists names such as Cuan Staxvart Rowney Powis and W D Cony. It mentions views on a case and references a statement, with a partial quotation that suggests an archival or legal context. The readable portion hints at a discussion among several individuals.
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Cuan
Staxvart
Rowney Jasten Powis
W. D. Cony
J. B. Witsor
Plague of Fiery Serpents Ravages Bagdad Region
An 1831 Bassorah dated dispatch reports a calamity in Hanadan near Ecbatana describing fiery serpents whose bites cause rapid madness and death. Streets fill with corpses fed on by dogs and jackals as inhabitants tremble before divine wrath.
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Calcutia
Bagdad
Hanadan
Orh
Ecbatana
India Gazette
Kentucky Election Results Split State Broadly Between Parties
Final returns show Jackson governor winner by 1260, Clay lieutenant governor by 2594, six Jackson and four Clay among ten senators, Clay leading House 60 to 40. Outcome confirms a nearly evenly divided state fueling post election analysis and party strategies ahead of the presidential contest.
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Kentucky
Brrarathr
Jackson Canidate
Clay
Jackson
House of Representative
Death of Phebe Rowland in Clarksfield at age 45
Phebe Rowland wife of Levi Rowland died in Clarksfield on the 22d aged 45. The notice records her death and identifies her husband.
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Clarksfield
Phebe
Levi Rowland
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Norwalk
Tupen
New Jersey State Prison
Lamberton
Trenton
Mr Neal
Long
Neal
Luke Keeler
N. Y
Newpork
Geo. A. Cook
Wood Street
Pittsburgh
Otice
O. Jenney
John Bedford
Recorde
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