Stranger Hatters Death In Plainfield Detained Descriptions
A stranger, a hatter by trade, died after arriving in Plainfield New Jersey. He was found with a few papers bearing lead penciled town names and distances suggesting Pennsylvania origins. He stood about five feet six inches, wore a dark satinet vest and bottle green coat, and appeared about by age with dark hair and whiskers.
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Great Juvenile Concert at the M E Church
A program on Tuesday evening April 30 features Prof. Kemmerer leading 200 children in 33 pieces including rounds duets anthems and multilingual selections at 7 20. Admission 12 12 cents. seats may be secured early.
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Northern Senators Vote to Expand Slavery in California Entry
In a heated debate reflected by the Newark Mercury, Northern lawmakers backed a motion to admit California while delaying its free-state status, accusing Cass and five others of betraying liberty. The vote, 30 to 16, split along party lines with powerful rhetoric about freedom and bondage.
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New Compromise Committee and Slavery Settlement Debate
The Senate selects a Committee to report a plan for settling Territorial and Slavery questions to calm agitation and restore harmony. The piece recalls Jefferson and 1787 Proviso roots, arguing a true settlement is needed, and warns against premature peace. Mentions 66 years ago and ongoing political tensions.
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