Witnesses detail railroad spy plots and culvert fires
Testimony recounts meetings among Fitch Filley Corwin Prices Williams and others discussing attacking trains, burning culverts, and covering tracks near Michigan Centre. Witnesses describe conversations, alleged plans to blow cars, and accusations of spying on railroad operations with multiple named individuals and locations.
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Willie
Lester
Han
van Armé Lise
Jackaon
Flich
Filleys
Fillay
H.R
Fitch
Jackson
Spaulding
Snow Filley
Mundy
John H. Dexter
van Arman
Juckeon
Ohio
Michigan Centre
Barrett
Filey
Corwin
Williams Roy
Rae
J. ‘Tyrrell
Julke
Vieré
Fitch's
Pilley
Tig Company
Filsley Comebody
Cary
Filley
Prices
Wolmes
Williams
Holmes
Amon van Valin
Dr. Parmlonm
Tia
Frigk
Knox
Marshall
Geo. Knox
Faorulam
Jim
Marshall Shout
Amos von Volf
Il.svag
Isaac
Smith
Pyrrell
Woodstock
Lenawee
Erdischcs
Mong
Hile Bridge
Jack
Miner Laycock
SW. Wells
Fitc
Moulton
Fitey
Wells
Laycock
Milter
Lavious
Fidleyard
Miller
Leonity
Sharman
Hind
Witer Lel
Pitch
Pittey
Prica Boy's
Ravett
N. Credit
Ohers
Suma
Piteh
Stone
Wescott
Loycock
Hiram
Dexter
van Arma
Foray Piffes
Tlie
Kn ‘Filles
Pitell
Filley's
Tyrrell
Dixon
Price
Tonsa
Caswell and Wescott
Joseph J. Button
Michigan
Abel P. Fitch
Risley
Woliver
Nevet Jackson
Duckfeon
Grose Lake
Ned Poe
Fragmented railroad plot and threats surface in testimony
In a murky testimony, threats about a railroad scheme surface. A man boasts plans to seize funds, claiming $10,000 vanished in a minute while remarks imply a broader plot with fear and accusations among locals. The dialogue reveals distrust and ominous predictions tied to the railroad and its financiers.
Postage law debate boosts local papers and subscriptions
On the first day of the new month the cheap postage law takes effect. The piece urges Whig readers to subscribe, arguing prepaid rates and county news would be affordable and valuable. It notes weekly papers will circulate within fifty miles with reduced postage, hoping subscribers double through summer and fall.
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Price
Mighigan Centra-Av
Leoni
Michigan Centre
Entra
Corwin
Ingham
Lst
PB. M
Liaw Corwin
O. D. Williams
Jack Freeland
Aeard O. D. Williams
Phin
Farrand
Spaulding
Wood
William
Wao Jacson
Plore
Williams
Kirkendall
Hodges
Gao
Hailon
Oathes
Dea
Beer Prune (Inc. i
Guy
Bath
Homs
Countywide Fourth of July Preparations Across Towns
Patriotically styled notice reports plans for a countywide celebration with Orations by Prof S108 in Homer Prof E W Merrill and J. Fy Av Shearahi of Morelsall to speak in Homer Balle Creek and Rice Creek also hosting events including free dinners Researchers note preparations by residents of Leroy and neighboring communities expect large crowds Local readers are asked to await further news after legislative coverage concludes.
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Hanve
Ty -Allon
Shearaiah
Morelsall
D. Darwin Hughes
Balle Creek
Benjani F. Graves
Rice Creek
B. P Ladson
Ar Leroy
Detroit
Medicinal Patent In Private Letter From 1845
Fragmentary note from 1845 discusses a dyspepsia sufferer advised by a bank president to use a certain mineral bitter. The writer claims long illness and financial ruin, describes travel and inability to work, and hints at recovered strength after treatment, though much text is garbled and uncertain.
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Geo
Bi Graves, Esq
Windsoe
Devastating City Fire Destruction and Aftermath
Eyewitness account details rapid rise of flames through Union Hotel and surrounding brick buildings, with thousands of vessels threatened in the bay. It describes heroic yet futile efforts of firemen, loss of Parker House Empire and vast property damage, and questions about rebuilding amid universal consternation.
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Union Hotel
San Pramieiaco
Orleane
Sacramento
Keatney St
Commercial
California
Roma
Onginatanea
Wells
Hick Banking House
Walter Os
Ike
Montgomery Street
Parker House
Empire
Thohole City
Kearney St
Pacific
Battery St
Shire
Gouda
Fire scars and social unrest in a burning city
An account describes devastating fire damage to ships and streets, claims on property loss, and rising security measures including reintroduced chains and punitive acts. It notes civic anger, possible incendiary origins tied to penal colonies, and a later stroll with local figures observing Judge Ketchwin and Mission Dolores.
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Anc
Ena
Iad
Mazse
Mr. Savery
Vic Meeste
Batterly
Mission Dolores
Judge Ketchwin
Ib Hag
Heri
Marshall
Iukor
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Frink
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van Ee
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Speuldtog
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the Statesman
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