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Newspaper
New Haven Gazette
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1787
Page
2
A fragment from an 1787 Philadelphia letter signed An OLD WHIG warns that if state powers are absorbed by a central authority it would annihilate individual fates. The writer foresees the next conference dissolving republican forms of government, signaling urgent concern.
A Ferrara earthquake reports a morning tremor causing collapsed buildings but no casualties. Naples dispatches describe Mount Etna erupting with a vast fire column, flying lava, sulphurous gas, and ash showers affecting Metina Calabria and surrounding coasts, with Vesuvius also lighting and lava flowing in its valley.
Dispatches from London Constantinople and Vienna report strong claims that the Ottoman Porte has declared war on Russia. Details describe Bulgakov summoned, a potential restitution deal rejected, and rapid moves by the Grand Vizir with troops toward Cuban and Georgia amid tensions.
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