Coroners Inquest on Harbor Body in Newport
A coroner's inquest in Newport investigated a body found in the harbor on Saturday. The deceased was estimated to be about 55, English in appearance, wearing a black coat and worn boots, carrying a pouch, with a canvas belt. Verdict: accidental death by drowning. A man named Capt. Pinch provided details and the coroner Josiah Shaw presided. Information requested to Capt. Pinch or the coroner.
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Josiah ©. Shaw
Jay
Ting Gonna
Aiso
Sue
Wwe
New Bedford
U.S
Capt. Winel
Isle
Fied
Utatae
Pinch
Paraise
Josiah C. Shaw
New Orleans Plies to Peach Harvest Amid War Toll
The New Orleans scene centers on ripe peaches while wartime losses mount. Of West Point graduates, twenty five are killed in battle and hundreds die or suffer illness while in service, with thousands more remaining in the armed forces as the nation endures extended strain.
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Eérvice
Dses
Servien
Ani
Haya
Legislature to adjourn and attend sonic celebrations
The report notes the Legislature will adjourn tomorrow morning and expect a brief session before continuing. It mentions a sonic sonic of a Masonic celebration and an account to be published, along with details of a marriage tied to a long-standing relationship. It describes plans for a centrifugal windmill model exhibit and requests interested parties to contact Dr Bridgman for information and a demonstration.
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Judy
Bridgman
Artillery unit arrives with 6th and 9th aesc Grande
Troops from the de Lieul area report the arrival of artillery detachments associated with the 6th and 9th regiments at Grande. The event signals reinforcement or repositioning within the campaign, with crews and equipment identified in dispatch summaries.
Fragmented New Orleans Delta Noisy Hoax Report
A garbled 19th century clipping mentions Gen Taylorinstr conditions and an alleged capture of thousands in Mexico, with a debate over a hoax news item tied to Van Amb ExtTOA and the Daily Gazette. The fragment reveals misreporting and reader skepticism about the authenticity of a sensational dispatch.
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Daily Gazette
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Connecticut House Votes on Equal Rights for Voters
A historic vote in the Connecticut House of Representatives split along lines on a public question about abolishing color distinctions in voting privileges. The body reported results 111 to 63 with many members deferring the question to the people for constitutional consideration.
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Connecticut
House of Representatives
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Yellow fever spreads at St Juan de Ulua Castle
An officer’s letter from the Mississippi aboard reports yellow fever at the Castle of St Juan de Ulua near Vera Cruz with strong impact among soldiers. British and French warships left port as the illness took hold, while a notable voyage report from New York notes a dignitary’s journey toward China and discusses a theoretical breach between truth and vanity among a certain elite.
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Boston
St Juan de Uloa
Mexican War Era Gossip and Public Notices
A mixed page segment features literary notices from Parisian fashion to Mrs Judean exclusive writings, a temperance meeting announced at the Methodist Episcopal Church, and Maine Senate action granting 180 acres to volunteers in the Mexican War. It also notes low wheat prices, a large New York mobilization for the Fourth, and Indian chiefs traveling to Washington for treaty ratification with General Scott’s forces.
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Maine
Mexico
Night at Newark Prompts Mysterious Exit
Fragmentary OCR notes a night scene in Newark with a vague mention of someone's departure and unspecified motive, leaving readers unsure of context or outcome.
Crank action notes from local wrestling match report
Ge Burroughs and Proy win key bouts with decisive scores 1 and 4. Owen Baker clinches a 1 small lead at rocker while Hodt and Butts show strong form in the Cranney segment.
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Dyer
Owen Baker
Rocker
Hodt and
Butts
Cransey
Dispanate at Rio Negro and a Young Sailor’s Death
In Patagonia on the sixteenth of Pebeu ary last Captain James G Gardner son of the late Mr Silas Gardner aged about 25 or 28 and a man named John Salk r aged about 35 are reported. The text notes illness, medical advice, and a final demise at a hospital after some months of trial. The article mentions locations including Rio Negro Patagonia Baltimore end Charleston papers and a ship George of Philadelphia with ties to New York.
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Patagonia
James G. Gardner
Silas Gardner
Baltimore
Charleston
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Goss
John Salk @r
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Schadnek George
Philadét
New York
Day length and tides in Almanac entry from June 22
The June 22 Almanac notes the sun’s run length at 4 hours and 28 minutes with the day’s clock at 15 hours 1830. It lists water rises and nears, with times and nautical indicators.
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Sun Hines
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Arrivals and notices from the Providence River port activity
A string of vessel arrivals and moves at Providence and nearby ports includes June St. George at Shandon and Nile at Bourns, with various captains named and destinations in New London and MYork. A Boston schooner Wave reportedly stranded near Fat Island, with a damaged hull and uncertain salvage prospects.
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Shandon
Fin
Philaded i Providence
Exiwin
Bostick
Caledonia
Banger _ Edward
Lobaker
Wisonsuet Nile
Bourns
Falmouth _ Fimhels
River Ta Flamont
Amaconda
Booram
Mark
Boslan
Arua
Cortell
Fm New London
Sip Victory
Wade
Kosten
Mouse
Culia
Reindear
Pictou
Block
Wave
Boston
Studley
Fat Island
Philadelphia
Scquette at Law Wharf 2000 Brick Business Report
Fragmentary OCR note cites CHRIS SOUTIEWICK and White Port Corp in a 400 brick on board alogp at the Wharf. Mentions a 2000 brick unit and first floor business, unclear action or outcome.
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Alogp
Scquette
At Law
Wharf
Ort Orn Corp
Chris, & Soutiewick
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