Fraudulent Conveyance Trial in Providence Circuit Court
In a U S Circuit Court case, Johnson & Shannon sue as assignors for recovery of goods sold to Wheelock by fraud claims. The trial centers on whether Wheelock obtained stock via misrepresentation and whether the conveyance to him was valid or voidable, with the outcome hinging on whether the sale to Wheelock was fraudulently induced.
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Inronvant Deere
Wheeinel
Bristol
Brand
Meréhunta
Thatlety
Briggs
Johnson & Shanon
Wheelock
Nson &Shahot
Hose Good
Shane
Anthony
Providense
Wheelec
Vieta GL Peele
Trover
Johnson & Shannon
Pouk
Aesignex
Providence
Johnson and Shannon
Fraud and mortgage liability in early case law
A legal dispute centers on fraud and the liability of a mortgagee or assignee when a party lacks legal interest in property. If a defendant’s statements were false and material, and plaintiffs relied on them, a jury may assess damages. The verdict by jury awarded the plaintiff seven hundred dollars.
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Wheelock
Ignsds
Johnson & Sudman
Fearch
Block
Gen. Trpentes
J . Clidadias
Boston
J. Russell Bullock
Isq
Bristol
Magnificence promised for Mogons dinner by Waaven
An item notes Waaven of the Ocean Hones plans a grand dinner for the Mogons on the 24th. Described as a generous, dedicated host, he will spare no pains and aims to eclipse all previous Newport banquets.
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Waaven
Newport
Connecticut Bill For Rail Route From New York To Boston
The bill for a railroad from New York to Boston, vetoed by Governor Toney, returned to the House and passed 113 to 181. It then moved to the Senate and is expected to become law.
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New York
Boston
Connecticut
Deer athlete Jackson fails to reach timed feat in Philly
A Philadelphia report on Thursday states Jackson, nicknamed the American Deer, did not improve his time on Monday. The article notes he ended his bid to complete the planned athletic feat, with no further gains recorded.
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Philadelphia
Jackson
Baltimore woman completes 37000-piece quilt in three years
The Delaware Republican reports that Margaret Hagan of Baltimore has finished a quilt of 37,000 pieces none larger than a half dime. It is entirely her own work, done over three years with most spare time devoted to the task. She counted the pieces in two days.
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Baltimore
Misa
Margaret Hagan
Weather Note Reflects Unseasonably Warm Day
Yesterday showed a notably warm and sultry climate with hints of strangers observed in the day’s conditions. The description emphasizes heat and humidity, capturing a midsummer feel in the observed time.
Evening of New Plays Promises Rich Entertainment
The review extols a perfect evening of plays with new scenery and strong performances. It notes high value and usefulness of the works, predicting an impressive entertainment that will draw audiences. The piece urges attendance and declares the lineup the richest so far offered this term.
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Guiire
Dessus
Hoax claims and revolutions move in 19th century rhetoric
An article fragment recounts political hoax claims about Mormon and California affairs, mentioning Santa Anna, a rumored revolution, and interviews with figures like Mr. Dimond. The piece references public sentiment, impending arrivals, and the press's role while noting travel routes and concerns over safety and reputation.
Oregon Treaty Confirmed By Senate In 41 To 1 Vote
The Oregon Treaty was approved by the Senate on Thursday afternoon in a 41 to 1 tally. Tennessee lawmakers instructed their Senators to oppose any compromise, while Mr Jarnagin abstained from voting amid a divided state stance. A stolen letter bag from the steam boat Cincinnati was recovered in a stateroom, with contents rifled and later found emptied. The box was returned to Cincinnati. The box was broken open there, revealing the missing letters. Steamers Undine and Big Water were acquired by the U.S. Government for movement to Matamoros and will depart soon. Middletown Railroad and Bridge Bill passed. The Connellticut legislature adjourned for a second time, with Gat and Toucey’s veto remaining in effect.
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Senate
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Tennessee
Havin
Cincinnati
Wheeling
Cincin’nati
Cincinnat
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Boiti
Wei
Toucey
Indian encampment on way to Port Leavenworth plans
Fragmentary 19th century dispatch notes two lodged Indigenous travelers bound for Port Leavenworth and mentions Mormon opposition to war with Mexico. It references hope for peace should Mexican leaders seek fair treatment and reports a local Howard County plan to present a ceremonial sword to Lieutenant Randolph Milgeley who led Light Artillery at a historic battle.
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Howard
Dirick
Pirsnduil
Raidolph Milgeley
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