Lynching at Kosciusko Prompts Moral Outcry and Warning
A black woman named with false testimony accused a white man of theft near Kosciusko Mississippi. Citizens lynched him but he confessed nothing and was released bleeding. Parker later admitted possession of the money amid a broader denunciation of vigilantism and lynching. The incident ends as a powerful rebuke to mob justice.
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Kosciusko
Mississippi
Parker
Beathicen
Christ
Msuch
Penn
Preachers on Red River Ends With Tavern Break
The Picayune reports Shreveport in the northwest Louisiana region gathered hundreds for a grove meeting with a single preacher who began by lamenting the heat and suggested they go to a tavern to drink, prompting a rapid desertion and the end of the gathering.
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Red River
New Orleans Picayune
Shreveport
Ried River
Louisiana
J. Spaulding
Western Education Society
Peek
Isay Tryir
J. Sparrpine
New York
A. Spauipina
M.D. Litle
Jerolaman
General Jackson joins Presbyterian church in old age
The veteran general and statesman, famed for Civil War service and high political office, publicly embraces the Gospel and dedicates his remaining years to living a Christian life. The American Presbyterian notes the solemn scene as a historic conversion.
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Presbyterian Church
Hsnn
Uniparey Davey
Rochester Township
Fulton County
Indiana
Joan Davidex
A. Davidson
Robert Martin IP
Swindlers Pass Counterfeit Bank Notes Along Wabash
Two men described as decent looking used forged notes titled The Agricultural Bank of Vermont to dupe farmers near the Wabash ten days ago. They tried to buy a $160 watch but disappeared after the victim checked banking lists. they claimed the notes came from a Lafayette merchant.
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Wabash
Agricultural Bank of Vermont
Troy
Lafayette
Terre Nante Courier
Editor Exhibits Indian Antiquities Museum Pipe
The unmannerly editor converts his office into a museum of Indian antiquities and displays a curious Iwoilian pipe he calls a duck swimming. Admission is 25 cents for adults and half price for children.
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Wiernine
Ivy
G. Jerrnel
Defences Planned for Okefenokee Area Reported by Florida Command
The July 13 report from the Commanding General in Florida outlines troop moves to fortify the Okefenokee swamp region. Four companies of cavalry and infantry plus militia would secure Traders Hill and the Siwanondhesa river area with Beall in command, while a depot at Traders’ s would supply posts around the swamp.
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St. Mary’s River
Gkefonakee
Waresboro
Alay
Dearbrn
Taylor
Florida and
Georgia Line
Maj. Dearborn
B. L. Beall
Dragoons
Traders’ S
Black Creek
Warrs
Ghkefonukee
Paylor
Federal bombast and editorial rebuke at Webster festival
A Federalist critique accuses New York papers of excessive praise for Webster speeches. The National Gazette and New York Evening Post decry lavish eulogies as indiscriminate and dangerous. The Globe notes the attempt to dragoon the public and warns that principle and taste may revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
National Gazette
New York Evening Post
Federatists
Sail Boat Capsizes in Ashley River. Two Drown
Two of four aboard a pleasure sail boat on Saturday afternoon in Ashley River opposite South Bay drowned. The victims were Henry Rowe and Claus Groller of Hanover Germany. The remaining two passengers were rescued by a fishing canoe.
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Ashley River
South Bay
Henry Rowe
Claus Groller
Hanover
Germany
Charleston Mercury
Immigrant Lutherans Leave Berlin for America
German papers report Berlin arrivals of emigrants, strict Lutherans formerly linked to Rev. Schirkel’s congregation. They travel to Hamburg then America, seeking land and liberty of conscience, as agents reportedly aid their journey.
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Berlin
Slotland
Sun
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