Removal and clash of neighbors over press rhetoric in 1852
The Faux Press Office moves to Shirk's brick building at Broad street and Second. A lengthy rebuttal attacks Mr. Graham of the Sentinel, accusing him of sectarian rancor, misquoting scripture, and poor geography, while defending the paper's own editorial stance and cordial relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirk
Broadway
Second Streets
Graham
the Sentinel
Cally
The
Sentinel
Wister Graham
Billingsgate
Grub Street
Clasa
Mr. Graham
M the Sentinel
Great Central Organ
Mocot
Neghbor Graham
Sim
Toto
Ito
New Britain
Upper Canada
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Labrador
Morse
Marie Brun
Mitchell
Tle
Paul
Blackstone
Billings
Portrait Gallery sparks debate over William Mengraw reference
A Kansas City newspaper rebuts criticism over a Free Press portrait feature of William Mengraw. It defends the likeness as truthful while teasing readers about a rumored Canada crossing and a political ring, urging calmer discourse and future utilitarian coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpas
Free Press
Canada
North American
William Mengraw
Queen Victoria
Franklin Pierce
United States
Great Britain
Graham
Mr. Graham
Thanksgiving Musings and State News Snippets
Thanksgiving reflections from XP Printers and local editors mix with brief notices on rail accidents, newspaper rebrands, and political appointments. Reports include a fatal railroad collision near Indianapolis, a New Hampshire liquor law ruling, Indiana electors meeting, and proposed courts of conciliation under a new state constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis and
Bellefontaine
New Conciliation Court Law Promises Peaceful Settlements
The South Bend Register reviews a new conciliation court law adopted by the State legislature. The system places a magistrate in a civil court to urge amicable settlements of libel slander malicious prosecution assault and battery and false imprisonment. If reconciliation occurs the agreement is final and binding with costs biased toward settlement. Potential weaknesses include lack of witness testimony and risks of fraud, with future legislation expected to refine the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway
Denmark
St. Croix
Danish West India Islands
Law Reform Commissioners
Judge of Common Pleas
Court of Conciliation
South Bend Register
Idustry
Patent Office
Munn & Co
Fulton Street
New York
Color in Thin Films and Interference Effects
The text explains that thinning transparent bodies yields colors from interference of light rather than mere transmission or reflection. It cites soap bubbles and thin glass films, De la Rue’s iridescent varnish on various materials, and color from grooved or polished surfaces like mother of pearl and whalebone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Iridescent Metal Coatings and 1852 Election Totals
The article describes color effects from silver, copper, and other metals using volatility fumes and varnish methods, noting permanence differences and transferability to wax or sealing wax. It also lists detailed 1852 election results from Pierce, Scott, Hale, and related figures, with regional tallies and party shifts. South Bend Register provides the figures and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plaster of Paris
Cloth
Cras. W. Wintar
Cincinnati
Amer
Peruvian Agreement on Guano Island Rights Confirmed
The Intelligencer reports the final settlement on Lobos Islands. The President and Cabinet withdraw objections raised by Daniel Webster, recognizing Peruvian sovereignty over Guano Island. Peru agrees to freight costs for American vessels and buy out equipment used, with details tied to shipments between June 5 and August 25, and vessel charters in the Pacific under prior orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasimaron
Lobos Islands
Cabinent
Daniel Webster
Peru
Guano
Peruvian
Clay
Pacific
Washington
U. S
Jobos Islands
Subscriptions to Outher and Western Money Stamps Notify Post-paid
The notice states that money stamps from Outher and Western are to be accepted for subscriptions and will be post-paid. It emphasizes that payment is due after delivery and endorses this method for future subscriptions.
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J. H. Smith
L&g. Lienresters
Scientific Ammerican
Zoedy
Epicurus
Locofoco
Kosciusko Rublican
Delphi Journal
Chanes W. Catucani
Laporte
James Wurrcosis
Congress
Gthe Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
F?jones
Virginia
Norfolk
the Telegraph
Wm. R Kina
Pap
Commissioners’ Court
Indiana
Indianapolis
France
Pierce
Seymour
Govenor
Church
Feller
Owro
Scott
Hale
Scotts
Free Soil
van Buren
Timxesser
Kesreexy
Crovernor
Wisconsin
Iate
Voite
Vermont
Travas Lyndsirios
Venice
Iere
Fitch
Europe
Las Covington, Ky
Hill
Mr. Satomon
T. Barut
Perundiano
Denia Marone
Siarkets
Free Press Office
Penn
Torino
Rew
J. & G. Lichtenhern
O. P. Webb
Smith & Foote
State of
Miami County
Court of Common Pleas of Miami Geutiery
Mary Ann Hall
Polly Lawrence
Wm Lawrence
Hirom Hall
Asa Brown
Maria Brown
John Hall
Sally Ann Hall
Rebecca Jane Hall
LE. P. Loveland
Tilman Hall
James B. Fulwiler
CPE
A.C
J. P. Loverann
Alty
Nhis
Delano
H. B
M. F. Delano
M.'T. Cole
Borde
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