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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1838

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Atlantic Steam Ship Savannah First Across Ocean Record

The Savannah, built in New York and commanded by Capt. Moses Rogers, became the first steam vessel to cross the Atlantic, completing the voyage from New York to Liverpool in 22 days with 16 days powered by its engine. The journey astonished spectators in Ireland and England, propelled by public curiosity about this American maritime achievement.

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Lion tale and broken hopes fringe an odd London tale

A curiously tangled anecdote recounts Nero the lion at a London tower and a stock broker’s perilous umbrella encounter, followed by a comic India bound romance where a British suitor deserts the English actress, yielding a mismatched engagement and dramatic social satire.

Great Discoveries and Silent Power of Steam

A collage of 18th century excerpts comments on astonishment at perceived perfection, congressional expenses for attending hearings, a steam power innovation easing engine motion, Franklin as Postmaster General, and reflections on parenting and education. The tone blends period news, anecdotes, and moral exhortations.

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Furlough tale and tigerish zohr tale

An Irish furlough scene unfolds on a Belfast coach where a young Contaught Ranger faces family pressure to descend. A long march toward duty reveals a leap year quirk, while sunlit memories and military anecdotes mix with tales of horses and leopard tooth extraction at the Bristol Zoo.

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