Old Tippecanoe and the Constitution Sail Again
A rambling tale lauds Old Tippecanoe as a patriotic ship reactivated from neglect to defend American liberty. It evokes past wars and the iconic flag while praising a political stance against spoils and advocates unity over bickering as the nation reclaims seas and borders.
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Thames
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Lave
Port President
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
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Pei
Rumor of Texas Cession to United States
The Natchez Courier reports a rumor that a treaty in Washington would cede Texas to the United States. The editor expresses little doubt the arrangement may be satisfactory if true, noting ongoing constitutional questions in the purchase.
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Instillation embraces four departments for youth education
The Crosse Baptist Journal reports the university style institution offering Preparatory English Collegiate and Theological divisions. It describes age based junior and senior prep groups, English and math focused curricula, college standard requirements, and a flexible theologinal track with short courses. Board and tuition details are outlined along with labor programs and admission testimonials.
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Walter M. Wilson
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Infirm Woman Charged With Attempted Self Destruction
Mary Lee an elderly woman of Greenwich faced magistrates on a charge of attempted self destruction after pursuing a pensioner named Smith who married Bliss Eugenia Letitia Montgomery. A man named Gilbert rescued her from the Thames. a letter to Mr Smith was found on her. She received admonition and was sent to the workhouse.
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Mr Smith
London
Lynch fever and riot at Newhope and New England fires
Reports describe racial violence in New Hope Pennsylvania and removal of Noyes Academy in Canaan New Hampshire amid clashes over a mixed race marriage. The piece also covers Charlestown fire damages and a balloon flight accident with dramatic descent and rescue.
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