Bank Veto and Money Scarcity Hit Commerce Hard
The piece argues the bank’s restraint on credit and a veto against its bill will shrink money supply, trigger widespread business suspensions, layoffs, and falling prices. It warns of ruin for borrowers, calls for cautious lending, notes price declines in agriculture and labor costs, and predicts further economic contraction nationwide while stressing the bank’s limited power to aid recovery.
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Sabai
Gell
Baltimore
Berzons
Ting
Bank of the United States
Niles
Foreign News From Europe On Don Pedro And Portugal
London reports the Portuguese crisis with Palmella's mission and Miguelite forces at Oporto. Don Pedro's army advances, Lisbon and Setubal blockades continue, and a British press note recounts a perilous river escape involving a family near Goat Island during the era’s unrest.
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Mononigthela
Dixey
London
Liverpool
Don Pedro
Gore
Palmella
Oporto
Portugal
Miguel
Marquis of Palmelra
Lisbon
Tagus
London Morning Chronicle
Holland
Hheir
Don Pedros
Marquis of
Duke of
Don Miguel
Jon Pedro
Villa Nuova
Douro
Setubal
Tondon Sun
Valonga
Poyous
Olivera Dey Ernis
Tengues
Remarkable Niagara Escape From Floating Canal Boat
A Rochester Observer correspondent recounts a near disaster at Niagara Falls. A Welland Canal boat, towed by a horse, drifted about three miles above the falls with a ill crew including a 17 year old boy and a young woman aboard. The sick captain could not guide the vessel amid mounting distress.
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Canada
Goat Island
Rochester Observer
Falls of Niagara
Welland Canal
Canata
Coon
Tragic double tragedy ends in self-inflicted death
A man, James Heath, visited Miss Moorer and shot at her twice missing fatal injuries. The shots wounded Miss Hoover, but Heath then killed himself in his father's barn yard by self-inflicted gunshot. An inquest returned verdict of death by deliberate self action.
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James Heath
Lucas
Jueas
Tragic Rejection Drives Irishor Neighbor to Desperate Act
In Chillicothe a young man, spurned by a young woman who rejected his proposal, endured mortification before allegedly resorting to a dreadful expedient to revenge his hopeless attachment. Neighbors describe him as honest, industrious, and peaceable.
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Isis
Destruction of the Indians at the Mississippi Frontier
Dr Beaumort reports on the battle that ended the Indian threat with Black Hawk wounded on August 1. Accounts say 200 to 300 natives crossed, Gen Atkinson and Gen Scott defeated and dispersed them, Napype escaped, and the Winnebago Prophet was captured. Hostages were to be detained at Jefferson Barracks for peace. Cholera affects Rock Island troops with several deaths.
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Cleveland Advertiser
W. Beaumort
Black Hawk
Black Haws
Napope
Mississippi
Luisconsin
Warrior
TL. W. Kingsburgh
Port Crawford
Atkinson
St Kingsbury
Napype
Black Tank
Rock Island
Crawford
Fork of
Red Cedar
Ouisconsin
Helena
Badax
Prairie du Chien
Scott
Fort Armstrong
United States
Machicaggo
Brownstown
Maguago
Detroit
Wa. Elliot
Joan Wilson
Amherstburg
Machicaygo
Jefferson Barracks
Tey Mite
Galena
Reform. Stage drivers refuse to carry papers to Monroevilla and Bilan
Local notice notes post office orders restrict stage drivers from delivering papers to Monroevilla and Bilan. Readers are urged to heed announced postriders to fix the disruption. EZRA SPRAGUE denies candidacy for State Legislature. A New Haven Republican meeting endorses JAMES WRIGHT for the Legislature with Frisbys and Powers signing off.
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Post-Ofice Department
Monroevilla
Bilan
Pernars
Ezra Sprague
Charge of misrepresentation at Jacksonian Convention in 1832
The writer accuses a convention leader of false claims about a bank bill clause stating foreigners invest in stock. He demands a public denial, notes an exact copy of the bill exists at the Huron Reflector, and urges honesty and accountability from the leaders. He declares this the second call for an answer.
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New Haven
Congress
U. States
Huron Reflector
Debate over Mr. Cooke ally sparks county popularity question
A letter from Huron Reflectors discusses Mr. Cooke’s praise and then attacks Mr. Patterson by claiming unpopularity in his county evidenced by failed legislative runs. The writer defends Patterson and notes possible errors in the charge.
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Uresses. Preston & Co
Cooke
Patterson
Thie Dstrict
Jagt Congre
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Bicknell
Foreign Intelligence
St. Jrouis
Black
Wm. D. Mann
Crevezee Frisnay
Leaver Powers
Caleb Palmer
Msq
Jabes Wrigtit
Abenezer Frisby
Lanvart Powers
Huron
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