Paris Bastille storm remembered in royal procession tale
A deserate night of violence ends with the king and royal guards marching in a bloodstained Paris procession. Robbers display heads on pikes while crowds chant Down with the tyrant as Versailles burns and the royal family is carried toward an uncertain fate.
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Garde
N Dhitter
Emile
National Guard
Paris
Contemptions
Monsieur la Fayette
Federe
Sentpa
Prisonera
Hugo
Versailles
Patx
Place du Carousel
France
The Statesman Creed and a Reader’s Review Exchange
In November 1843 the editor responds to a reader who deemed the paper’s political creed objectionable. He defends the moral basis of politics, explains distinctions between people as source of power and the ruler’s responsibility, and notes a partial, parting outline of the syllogisms offered by the reviewer.
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Anc
Michigan Dome Montis
Po- Titicz
Msi
Frewho
Revolution in N York Whigs Win Big in New York
A long mixed report portrays the Whigs triumph in New York despite Locofoco opposition. It notes possible local wins and cites the New York Herald behind the result while detailing unrelated trials, juries, and sensational commentary on life and crime.
Shipping losses and transfers reported on Lake Michigan
The brig St Louis went ashore near Sleeping Bear Michigan with vessel lost. The brig In ison in a gale on Lake Michigan threw over 1000 bushels of wheat and 300 hundred barrels of flour some flour picked up on east shore. The schooner Drift ashore near Whitelake. A Bry en Esq not appointed to vacant post after Whit lessey resignation. A married daughter of President Tyler said to be seriously ill. A J Comstock Esq arranging payment on Adrian land receipts to holders via L Faber receiver nominee.
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St. Louis
Michigan
Inison
Lake Michigan
Drift
Whitelake
M.L. Berald
A. J. Comstock Esq
Adrian
Tof L.faber
Michigan Proclamation Proclaiming Thanksgiving Day 1843
Governor John H. Barry of Michigan proclaims Thursday November 30 as a day of public Thanksgiving and Prayer. He urges residents to attend services, offer thanks for blessings, peace, and harvest, and seek Divine favor for the state, noting the date as authorized by proclamation at the Capitol in Detroit.
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Assimati
Gether
Dublin
Clontard
Ball Cniridge
Repeal Association
O’connell
O'Connell
Ireland
people-of-Ireland
Dr. Gray
G. Duffy
P. T. Tyrrell
T. M. Tisy
IC Barrett
Thomas Tierney
Thomas Steele
O'Connells
Wales
Swansea
Radnorshire
Brecknockshire
Spain
Barcelona
Cortes
China
Henry Pollinger
Cushing
Alexandria
Oriental
Suez
Bombay
Ching
Tar GevrnNen
Add Ava
Mucuioan
Mie Unian
Gnod
John
Barry
Michigan
Beiroit
Ovre
United States
Darry
B. Eldredge
Death Notice of Mrs. Sara B. Lewis at Homer
A death notice from Homer reports Mrs. Sara B. Lewis, wife of Mr. Frederic B. Lewis, died after a short illness. She was 26 years old. The notice expresses grief and notes her value to family and community, reflecting on her many good qualities and the loss felt by loved ones.
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Rapids Enquirer
the Enquirer
Reptt
Allegan and Bany
Legislat
Homer
Sara
Prederic“B. Lewis
Phos
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