Peru adopts right of way resolution for Wabash Valley Railroad
At a late meeting the citizens of Peru approved a resolution granting the Right of Way through city streets to the Wabash Valley Railroad. Davin Kerven named executor in real estate matters. Mr. Coon opens a high school in Tayton's Watt and trustees commend the school to the public.
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Davin Kerven
Rale
Citzens of
Peru
Wabash Valley Railroad
Coon
Tayton
S Watt
Russia at War Rumors and Balkan Plans Across Europe
Telegraph reports nearly confirm Russia has effectively declared war by moving into the Maldivian Turkish border region along the Prath river. The Paria Siecle outlines a Bulgaria corps deployment of up to 100,000 men to the Danube and Balkans, with a fleet support to Caucasus insurgents and a joint Anglo French Turkish assault on Russian naval power in the Black Sea. The Besika Bay fleet and British and French ships are listed, with Turkish forces ready for action and staff named for Bulgarian and Erzeroum armies. The note also mentions a Bishop Green letter about Dr. Ives on priestly ordination and a Shewoaplock exchange with a blunt Yankee retort.
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Telegraph
Russia
Turkey
Prath
Tia Czar
Europe
England
France
Paria Siecle
D’armee
Bulgaria
Danube
Balkans
Asiatic
Black Sea
Lisussas
Caucasus
Erzerourm
McM
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Margent
Tug “Vashi Uo Ser
Besika Bay
Baitisa
Britaannius
Dundas
Trafalgar
Albion
Vengeance
Bellerophon
Arethune
Retribution
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Firebrand
Tiger
Niger
Furious
Fury
Wasp
Modeste
Caradoc
Prency
Ville de Paris
de la Susse
Valmy
Montebello
Henry IV
Naapoleon
Bayard
Charlemagne
Jupiter
Mogador
Lane
Magellan
Canton
Chaptal
Bosphorus
Therapia
Indian troubles and a tragic death reported in the frontier era
Capt. Alvord warns Oregon and Washington territories of frontier agitation as whites advance and treaties lapse. A distressing obituary notes Mrs. Caroline Darroch, wife of Join Darroch, killed at her husband’s residence near Rensselaer, leaving six children and grieving relatives. The National Democrat criticizes party leadership and presidential appointments amid factional squabbling.
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Ogecon
Alvord
Dalles
Columbia
Cascade Mountains
Oregon
Washington
Caroline Darroch
Join Darroch
A. M. Puett
Rensslaer
Parke County
Ifhig. Tei
Indignant Lady in a Cambridge Doggery Beats Keeper
A Cambridge resident, enraged by her drunken husband’s spree, storms a local whiskey shop. She destroys decanters jugs and barrels, breaks fixtures, and drives off the patrons after subduing the keeper with a club. Emigration news follows with Southampton departures and Iowa arrivals.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Newa
Aha
Book on U S Senate by Col Benton imminent release
The Tribune notes Col Benton’s Thirty years in the U S Senate is nearly published and will reveal many incidents from his era in the nation’s capital. An upcoming extract will recount the Clay Randolph duel. The piece also covers the Crystal Palace exhibition opening and its early rough state.
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Col. Benton
U. S.senate
Col. Benon
Clay
Randolph
Ind. Jour
Sheriff Ambushed at Pine River in Emmet County
On the 15th, Sheriff of Emmet County Michigan led a 14-man force to Pine River to summon jurors. They faced a hostile mob of about 40 men, fired upon from the bluff with over 200 shots. Six were wounded. the party fled by boat and were captured after pursuit. No casualties reported among the attackers.
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National Democrat
Washington
National Party
Democratic Plaform
Emmet Co
Michigan
Pine River
Miauia
Boata
Morgan
Stone
Ira Mendenhall
Peru
Miami County
Canal project spurs $70,000 in local subscriptions
In Cincinnati, $70,000 was subscribed within forty eight hours for a canal around the Ohio Falls at Jeffersonville. The Wabash and Erie Canal, now completed after twenty one years and 459 miles, connects Lake Erie at Toledo with the Ohio at Evansville.
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Veurao
Falls of the Ohio
Jeffersonville
Louisville
Cin
Nonpariel
Lake Erie
Toledo
Ohio
Evansville
Ind
Lake
Lafayette
Indiana
Wabash
Terre Haute
Miami County Bible Society expands outreach in 1852 Peru
The Miami County Bible Society resumes active work with Andrew D. Jack and William J. Essick tasked to resupply the county starting in the south and moving north. Forty five dollars has been subscribed. sermons in Peru churches promote nonsectarian Bible distribution and a cost basis for books.
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Miami
Miami County Bible Society
Andrew D. Jack
William J. Essick
First Presbyterian Church
George H. White
Methodist
Mr. Allington
Peru
Respect’y N. O. Ross
Miami County
Indiana
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Mraat County
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Elian Guardian
James O
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Catherine Hall
James B. Fulwiler
Wal Q. McCfarlane
John M. Phipps
Olficer Thurer Doo
Westenn House
Anmoadwat
Indigao
Auburn and
Eel River Valley Rail Road
Eel River Rail Road Company
Manchester
Wabath County
Eel River Valley Rail Road Company
Dekalb County
Sparta
H.S
H. W. Platt
Welland
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Hier’s
Sxwann & Tonp
Rassnen
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Dane
Defrees & Darrow
BD. C. Darrow
Main S Street
Corporation Recorder's Office
Recorder's Office
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N36w3 Corp
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Bay Low
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Jae Roe & Haory Bae
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