Maumee Express November 18 1837 Election News and Gales
The Maumee Express reports election returns with Whig gains and Democratic leads across multiple Michigan and Ohio counties. It notes Whig majorities in several districts, observations on legislators and speakers, and references to national events, ship losses, and local notices. The piece also covers weather, agriculture journals, and various public notices amid a broad scan of 1837 news.
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Te Clecken
Brhnchon
Bacon
Mondy
Warne Conny
Trowbridge
Wasuresin & Livingcrox
Mason MW
New Orians
Indilane
Arkitawas
Dewnbur
New Orleans
Louisiaoa
Texas
Mexico
Accident at Russian church foeps in Wilna region
A melancholy accident occurred weeks ago near Sweniliany in Wilna government. A Catholic church, a local resort for pious townsfolk, hosted a patronal festival with votive offerings and flax bundles placed near the altar. A turf blaze unexpectedly caught fire, spreading rapidly and threatening the largely wooden structure.
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Hono
Accinen
Wonsmr
Sweniliany
Wilna
Rosetta Stone Featured In Egypt Discovery Report
The Albany Institute acknowledges a plaster copy of the Rosetta Stone donated by Henry James Esq. Dr. Clarke notes French interest in Egypt while Fort St Johan fortifications are discussed. The artifact, once a prize surrendered to Lord Hutchinson, now rests in the British Museum alongside Young and Champollion’s hieroglyphic breakthroughs.
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Albany Institute
British Museum
Henry James Esq
Clarke
Egypt
Fort St. Johan
Rossetta
The
Nile
Lord Hutchinson
Young and
Champollion
Andover evasive liquor dealer uses hidden hole
Massachusetts counties bar spirits dealers but Andover man hides liquor behind a partition hole to take money and serve customers unseen. The front door note reads call for what you want and change given, with a busy establishment reported. Also noted: a Conn woman fatally bitten by a bat with hydrophobia symptoms, life preservers on steamers bound for Norfolk and Charleston, and a giant grape seed oil substitute for coffee.
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Contoun Goo Sxor
Massachusetts
Andover
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