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Lexington Clipper

Location

Lexington, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1858

Page

2

Lottery Swindles Warned Against in 1953 Editorial

The Clipper editorial chastises quick riches schemes and lotteries as dangerous fads. It urges readers to rely on industry and economy, citing swindles that prey on hopeful fortunes and citing anecdotes of failed schemes and misdirected beliefs.

The Clip­per editor appeals for a village public library

In Lexing­tor 1858 the writer urges unifying three small libraries into one central public library in the village. He pledges five hundred dollars in books and asks neighbors to organize under a local code to build a useful town library, accessible and well funded. He argues a single, well-run library would benefit all and reflect community pride.

Corny, Township M’clare Dead Sea Bag Smithsovian Ieee Witte TH. Eneuisy

Fragmented 19th Century Patchwork of News Items

The lengthy text reports scattered items including a $30,000 subscription for a drawbridge, San Francisco to Frazer River diggings voyages, a Texas death from intemperance, Naples Indiana flooding, New York liquor politics, Wall Street figures, Sabbath disputes, a Roscoe Illinois culvert collapse, a drowning, and various sensational notices. It mixes weather, crime, politics, and seafaring anecdotes in an OCR messy collage.

Atlantic telegraph near completion with cable links

The Atlantic telegraph enterprise is near completion unless delayed by accident. The Agamemnon and Niagara were to depart Plymouth on the seventh for mid ocean to unite their cables and sail in opposite directions. In two weeks electric communication between the old and new worlds may be established.

Agamemnon Niagara Plymouth Mid Ocean

Congress Ends Short Session Yet Sits Longer Than Before

The session closed earlier by about two months than typical first sessions. The National Intelligencer notes that despite the brevity, the House has sat longer and passed more bills this session than in any prior session, even the longest.

National Intelligencer House of Representatives

New York Banker Arrested in Fraud Case

John A. Tompkins, a confidential dental clerk for M. Levy in New York City, was arrested on charges tied to alleged fraud involving debits and falsified records.

John A. Tompkins M. Levy New York City

Esmee seb natee’s assault leads to long confinement

A fragmented report indicates Esmee seb natee attacked a lady Paige Boay in Car- Ogie. The court sentenced the assailant to eighteen years in confinement at the penitentiary.

Paige Boay

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