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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1848
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mixes a presidential scene with Adams dying and Senate reactions, followed by brief notes on a New York fire, a Washington political caucus, a Patent Office examiners salary, an earthquake in Chili, and international treaty debates. The piece preserves scattered names and events without clear cohesion.
Royal forces secure two slave ships named 609 and 750 slaves aboard, pursued by an English cruiser. The vessel Sehr. Henry Clay, once Baltimore pilot boat, escaped after two pursuits. English and French cruisers intensify slave vessel chases and captures on the coast.
Shirs, collars and bosoms offered by STEP H PROVOST of Stamford Conn. A New York warehouse advertises extensive assortments at low prices. Crocker and Biscuit Maxitines advertised by Hey McCollum New York. Solar lamp for lard oil claims bright, clean light. Endicott & Sumner 16 Elm St. 1800s era ad text notes Britennia wares and various stoves and cookware including Atwood’s Expire cook stoves and kettles with factory notices.
Senator Douglass moved to establish the Territory of Nebrasea. Mr Allen moved to take up yesterday’s resolution asking the President for information on possible Mexican antiquity, and authority. Mr Baldwin’s Wilmot Proviso resolution in acquired territory was taken up. Foote objected. A death notice for Mr Adams prompted Davis of Massachusetts to respond. A resolution to attend the funeral was adopted unanimously and the Senate rose.
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