A Plan for a Large Cooperative Family Residence
The essay argues for an association of 300 families living in a single grand edifice with central offices and shared facilities. It claims reduced costs, preserved privacy, and better access to culture, education, and social life, as an alternative to 300 separate houses and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apis
Wabl
Fontios
Wieesciogh &c. &c
Jalon
Clyant Udifica
Mativitiog
Sunuacmunty
Subo
Breture
Ubence
Renee
Individua
Nesry Clay labeled Federalist in Manoee City copy
A partisan pamphlet argues Nesry Clay aligns with federalist principles against Van Buren in a Jackson era dispute. It contrasts views on executive power, constitutional changes, and wartime financial policy, asserting Clay and the Democrat party differ on protectionist and distribution measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le seLrua
von Baron
Gen
Jeas
Clay
van Hier
Gan. Jackson
Vin Buren
United States
van Huren
Gen. Larrison
Efe
Gen. Jackson
Monroe
Suente
Uthera
van Busen
Partizana
Mga
Faek Suman Mreylon
Meir
Duttor
van Buren
Cay
Jackson
The Affray at Potosi and Latimer Death
The Grant County Heath reports the affray at Potosi culminating in the death of Charles Latimer. The article details the sequence of confrontations over voting rights for foreigners, ensuing fights, arrests, and the roles of Gloster White and others. It condemns Latimer’s intoxication and heated rhetoric while noting Justice Coyle's involvement and community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
Potosi
Charles Latimer
Essq
Latimer
Elis
Mr. Gloster
Mr. G
Col. White
Gloster
Wisconsin
Tris
Justice Coyle
V+ timer
Azasin
Selemly
Leb
Welcome to the Wabash ship by Capt Stanton in New Orleans
Mir Clay, invited guest, boarded the new packet ship Wabash at New Orleans. Captain Stanton and ship owners welcomed him with praise for equal rights, American industry, and protection for sailors. They highlighted American construction and materials and the ship’s readiness for domestic commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratox
Siate
Clay
Horn
Sim
Mir
Stanton
New Orleans
Mr. Cray
Steem
Tree Trade
Madison City Express Trurspa News March 14 1844
Madison dispatch reports Trurspa events for March 14 1844 with brief local updates and notices from Madison. The item provides the date and region focus without detailed outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trurspa
Death of an officer and political hopes from 1832 era text
The article laments a death within the article and surveys political passions in South Carolina. It discusses Calhoun versus Clay, Van Buren, and Carolina loyalties, urging the state to back Henry Clay while warning against Van Buren. It reflects Hamburg meetings and the call for coordinated action, with emphasis on regional party sentiments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mtambnieg
S.C
Q Panery
John
Calhoun
Santi
Carolin
van Bares
Calhaurt
Soren
Tie Democrate Parts
Calhaun
van Bureo
John C.choun
Henry Clay
Carolina
Opel
Hamburg
Mente Ront
Thiaiacer
Tein
Also Mentioned on This Page
Association
Manoee City
Nesry Clay
H. Rnslton
Duimand Buynarecs
Europe
Washington
Tefferton
Madi
Sep
Claus
Yvois
Hamilton
Fledison
A. J. Dallas
Rawlord
Vien Moten
Lee Poca Pertys
Bink
Clay Ia
Afd
Hines
Elie
Con
Madison City Express
Madison
TOR
N.P. Wallmadge
E Macioneld Comnesnt
Papur
Ves
Green Bay
Tito
Bian Oats
Nyathe
Wadi Em
Burr
Cayital
Cabors
Romero
Ale Aie
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