Doings of Congress Friday January 14 1853 meeting notes
The record highlights the Senate and House actions including rejection and reconsideration of the Mexican treaty and Gen Fitz John Porter relief bill, committee votes on land and railway bills, nominations to mint and Indian service, and debates on foreign relations and patents. Mentions Mang and others, various senators, and the day’s adjournment timing.
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Greely
Mang
Morbon
Elias Seianer
R. Mun
Ea Tomer
Reuben A Allen
Otto
Todian Meent
Bischieet Agency
Robert W. Sunfelt
Alexander C. Mind
Thomas Pattison
Hewitt West
Fitz Jobin
New York
Lymes
Massachusetts
Steele
Lodiace
Sateday
Fexate
Fitz John Porter
Bell Rou
Slocam
Seyine
Fir J. Be Roker
Porter
James A. Garfield
Congress
Sannery
Miesari
Perife
Hoar
Rose of Renoval
William Christy
Wilson Ls
Assiyer
Mint
New Ortems
Horice Ansin
Dazote
Palo
Isaac A. Tagine
Kanass
Newtos K Barber
Corraias
Es Micheel A
Kansas
Joseph McGe
Western
Shiaoar
Recisier
Janes H. Chase
Col
Adan E Juha Q Tulle
Indian Agent
Union Prency
Iadias Taynory
Jes F Vinan
Chit Examiner Civil Ser
Fics Committee
George W.mcnatty
Hnstead
Sciualeetiers
Heffrol
Aue
United States
Senate
Anthony
Toginazein
Seanor Miller
Torrfer
Committee On Foreign Relation
Howe
Ben Ge
Cess
Tia
Pablus Lands
Texas Land Grant
Banville
Masisaippi
Amon Reynolds
United States Navy
Wreck of the Columbes on Massachusetts coast claims many lives
Narrative details the Steamer City of Columbus departure from Boston for Seyaposh with eighty passengers and crew of forty five. The vessel struck near Devil's Bridge buoy off Martha's Vineyard, a west by north wind driving it onto dangerous ledges. Of the passengers and crew many perished or went missing, 23 saved, 5 bodies recovered aboard the Dexter, with a long list of identified names and survivors. The wreck raises questions about safety and rescue efforts along the Rockbound coast.
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Masachusetts
City of Columbus
Beston
Seyaposh
Devil's Bridge
Martha's Vineyard
U.S Revenue
New Bedford
William W. Wigie
Lawses
Horsary
Hale Produce Dealer
Boston
Lori Lawreste
George H
Lage
Careown
H.C. Battier
Wite
Cendene
Skeane
Revile Cs
Samir Sorthampon
Mas
Miss Berth
Raidence Uuknows
Gihan
Oscar Lasigi
Rosina
Henry Sivie
Chelera
Mass
Elb. Beives
J. Atkinson
Stree EL Davis
Nakpong
B.J. Kellogg
C. Ressidsos
Janie A. Merrill
Bert Henry L
Daniels
Wil Te
Aen
Browght
New Basford
Dexer
H. Brooks
Norinboza
Caendar
Hyde
Fayeteens
C. Ricsarisa & Co
Clinnen Market
Basica
Ganepieenes
MJ. Moros
Colampoe Brock
Giarmers
Mdusinde
Ledee
Ezof Culauibus
John Evach & Son
Coester, Py
Thas
Bae Wes
SGN
Joe Sured
Eglish
Heston Savannah
Cty
Columbus
Sannett
Dakota Territorial
Mel. B. Heed
Mandex
Euroa
Opore
Sioux Fall
Canton
Minsehabs County
Dell
Sioux
Harley
Loos
Kidder
Joseph Allen
J CB Palmer
United States
Dakota
Yankton
Fargo
Jefferson
Eouaty
Lewis
Hughes County Grand Jury
Geareé F. Flasney
Judre
Taird Wetrle
Fred Brown
Letcher
Toske
Hoesfard
Buldiae
Mfc
Vernon
Silowite Gleemwe
Joseph Sues
Sioux Palla
Territorial Penitentiary
Grand Forks
Pew College
Ordway
Fas Larson
Howe
Woonsacke
Mark Wellstein
Tynis and Dollers
Milsankes Dyslers
Asttwandee
Tae
Eberseter
Esherice Preden
J. Walker
Tima
W. Lynch
Bilendele
Wom
Dbruett
Postal Foods
Lew Suse
Richard Newell
Finkerton
Manitoca
Menel
Gupziil
Wen
Waren
Newell
Mts
Enna
M. Pardee
M. E. Afisioos
Datola
Gues
Asis
Chusches
Tog. Vktoa Fant
Astrange s oe and the Montreal society tale
The article traces Lady Rose of Montreal, a widow linked to Robert Sweeney and Major Ward’s circle, whose life entwines with Sir John Rose. It recounts a dramatic duel of wit and ambition, a famed romantic liaison, and Rose’s rise in late 19th century politics, touching on emigre links to London and New York.
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Echanan
Torrman
Ewan
Miznespetis
Clio
Mich
Tsuring
Naar Eerh
Lena
Adreis
Bie Hammer Department
Newark
Blees
Wilkerbarre Terns
C. A. Wals
Mamkato
Mentone
Wassocom
Mwother
Hia
Herr Laster
Jemecory
Earl Grosvenor
Duke of Wetminieter
London
Gay
Cave of Wuiar
Herren College
Ted
Carls Hanry Rereel
New York
Mercben
Joba L Gilman
Oe Medical Society
Portland
Washington City
Willim
New Orleans
Taphubst Union
Ukr Vanuara
Northern Pacific
Pees
Mart
Ajth
Milla Building
J. Purrepant Morgan
Frederick Billings
B. P. Chevey
Argest Belmont
John C. Bullitt
Robert Hrris
Te Net York
Lake Bite & Neeermbeeseen Ae
Hart
Harris
Toomas F. Oates
Herman Haupt
St. Poulava
Germi
Erie
Fink
Western Asian Railway
Wscoust
Galveston
Houston
Texas
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Revelsion
Daincedon
Cuicaro, Harlington & Quincy
Bose
Elerwerd
Westminster
Pleware
Ube
France
Yan Pel
Paris
England
Laily Rose
John Rose
Montreal
Roa
Robert Rousest Tepe
Rieland
Podtice
Nemo Acent
United States
Robert Swee
Rey
Chrismuian
Sweeney
Sweaney
Sweeny
Kuylie
Ward
Major Want
Alwr
Sir John Rose
Hoover
Jota
John McDonald
Hnanee
Not Prepared to Dance and a Soldier’s Selfless Aid
The text recalls Lafayette’s defiant stance against wasteful spending for frivolities to aid American causes. It notes his early leadership at twenty, funding and arming troops, and appealing to others for support. The piece mentions Baltimore’s ball postponement and a copper pin inscribed Millions for defense, not one rent for tribute, with a nod to Texas University’s forty female students.
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Jen Hie
America
Baltimore
Baltimore Proposed To Give A Ball To the Valiant Young Irenchmuh
Batimore Andyaukin
Vaitkney
Texas University
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