Financial fears as war fears ease and city growth continues
Opinion argues financiers remain cautious yet confident with money in the country and domestic demand for exports strong. It notes overtrading and Wall Street failures but rejects a looming financial revolution, forecasting steady growth, rising building activity in Quincy, and German contributions to urban expansion. A European war is seen as a potential disruptor but not certain, and domestic improvements, population, and resources are cited as stabilizing factors.
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Wall Street
Europe
Rothech
Lds
Oaukers
T. ApIadio
American Securities
Treasury
Linatit
Quincy
Timpshire
Main
Turkey
France
England
Austria
Asia
Egypt
Ineréa Ascu
Russia
United States
N. Y. Times
Guthriel
Broxson
Hie
van Buren
Adams
Dis
Philadelphia Inquirer
Bronson
Washington
Cehlest
Mexico Empire plan eyed after Santa Anna recall
Reports from well informed Mexican circles say a plan to crown Santa Anna Emperor of a Mexican Empire has matured since his recall. European monarchs are rumored to back the project to deter republican models in the Americas. The possibility remains uncertain but is treated as likely by some sources. A Chicago church robbery damaged funds and furnishings. Sicily reports crop failures. Pennsylvania State Fair crowds exceeded 75,000 daily with $16,000 raised. river levels show 24 inches on Hennepin Flate and 30 on Spring Creek bar.
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Mexico
Santa Anna
Mexican Republic
England
France
Hennepin Flate
Spring Creek Bar
Excitixa
Supreme Court
Alfred
Briday
William E. Yaskel
Howard
County
Drew
Hakell
Haskell
Lord
Moulton
Mdskell
Thomaston
Welchman
John
Sophy
Brooklin
Ap Williams
Alisa
Slick
Shaw
Mary
Jemmy
Cariboo
Murry
Poe
Pheas
Viddy
Pate
Sam
Miss Mary
Diggs
Howard County
Jefferson City
Missouri
Palmer
Batchelor
Batehelor
Aubrey
Sierra Sevada
del Norte
Mgr. F. *X. Aubrey
Paralas New Mexico
Parralta
Tojon Pass
Sierra Nevada
Colorado River
Colorado
Tuni
Paralta
Alwaya
Santa Fe
Connerly
The Air Tube Transit Scheme and Greeley on a Hand Car
A detailed report on J S Richardson's air exhausted tube transport from Boston to Worcester and a note on Horace Greeley’s rough ride on a hand car during a Indiana State Fair visit. Also references to a marble block for Washington and a New York Journal of Commerce comment on a global commercial panic.
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An How
Arrival of the Niagara and Eastern War Talk
The Niagara steamed in at 10 this morning with dates to the Sith amid talk of Turkey declaring war if Russia does not evacuate provinces within fifteen days. Reports from Paris and Constantinople discuss the Eastern Question, with no escape seen for Turkey, fleets moving, and Napoleon hinting at war if Russia yields. Market notes from Liverpool and New Orleans show breadstuffs firm, corn and wheat prices, and pork and lard values unchanged.
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Galifas
Turkey
Danube
Constantinople
Black Sea
Paris
Kossuth
Kif
Russia
Finland
Bagila Omecers
Napoleon
Péidmont
Forest
U.S
Mazzini
Papal
Liverpool
Western Canal Front
Bucharest
Gortchakosfag
Mediterranean
Austria
Western Canal
New York
New Prime Mess
Lord Steady
Cabinet reshuffle in response to Marcy affair fuels upheaval
Washington reports the Cabinet removes Bronson and installs Heman J. Redfield and d R Brodhead as Naval Officers, with Jubo A. resigned as Sub Treasurer and Jubo L. O’Sullivan named Charge d'Affaires to Portugal. Marey and Guthrie casualties cited. President’s circle described as animated and anxious.
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Washington
Bronson
Herald
Heman J. Redfield
New York
Marey
D. R. Brodhead
John d. Cisco
Jubo A
Jubo L. O'Sullivan
Portugal
Marcy
Cushing
Charles
Connor
Guthrie
Nomination of Greene C Bronson by Democratic County Convention
Greene C. Bronson of Newburg was nominated as the next candidate for Senator by the Democratic County Convention held at Gushen today.
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Newburg
Vet
Greene C. Bronson
Nest
Gushen
Fire Threatens Major Blaze in Cincinnati Bake House
Cincinnati reports a large fire in Robert Getty’s bake house near Main Sycamore Front and Second streets. Firemen struggled as rain aided suppression, with later word that fire was controlled. Additional blazes in Clark Kinzie and Ohio streets damaged barns, highlighting extensive arson risk and prompting calls for justice. Pork price notes compare Ohio and Kentucky assessments, while market views split between feeders and buyers amid financial strain.
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Cincinnati
Robert Getty
Main
Sycamore
Vet
Clark and
Kinzie Streets
Alderman
A. J. Brown
Ohio Street
G. A. Robb
Indiana Street
Rush
Pine Streets
Caicago
The Witch of Eskiscony and a River Day
In a rambling tale set by Eskiscony and the river, Slick and Sophy witness a comic blend of superstition and romance. Mary and Sophy tease, a salmon drags Slick, and a near kiss leads to a lighthearted denouement as truth and wit outlast the tale.
Senator Douglas The Koszta Affair A Tour of Europe
Senator Douglas visited with a party including Mr. Ogden of Chicago and Judge Pratt to view a collection brought from America by Alexander Vattemare. Douglas returned from a broad tour across Italy Syria Greece Turkey Russia Prussia Belgium and Ireland and plans to sail from Liverpool on the 19th. The Koszta affair is discussed with reference to Turkish law and protective rights under consuls. A conference with Reschid Pacha and Count Nesselrode is noted and the ongoing question of international law vs Turkish local law is outlined.
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Douglas
Kosta
Ilinois
Ogden
Chicago
Kimbally and Edwards
New York
Pratt
Judking
Cincinnati
America
Alexander Vattemare
Italy
Syria
Greece
Turkey
Russia
Prussia
Belgium
Francesco
Scotland
Ireland
Liverpool
United States
Chiel
Congrasa
Reschid Pacha
Constantinople
Count Nesselrode
St. Petersburg
Louis Napoleon
Europe
France
Tartary
Smyrna
Koszta
Thania
Law of Nations
Brong
Ingraham
Miami
Money Tight in New York but Hints of Light Ahead
A New York money mood shows restraint with a few hopeful signals. Boston bankers Thayer reportedly bought 500000 in Western railroad bonds at a low price, suggesting confidence in smoother waters. Wisconsin Fox River Improvement Co bonds also netted favorable terms, with Wisconsin as trustee. The Times notes fewer mercantile failures and steady interior payments, though banks remain cautious. Confidence could revive if banks ease demand on high grade stocks and bonds, aided by strong domestic exports and upcoming crop movements.
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New York
N. Y. Tribune
Messrs
Thayer
Boston
Western
Fox River Improvement Co
Wisconsin
the Tribune
California
Breidstuff
Times
Adams County Agricultural Society formation meeting notes
A meeting at the Quincy Court House on Oct 29 1953 adopted plans to form the Adams County Agricultural Society. William Richards was named chairman, William Stewart Jr secretary, with a committee including Elmund Highie and others to draft a constitution and by laws. A adjourned meeting was set for Nov 17 to finalize the charter.
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Court House
Adams County Agricultural Society
The
Friends of Agriculture
Quincy
Wm. Richards
Wm.Stewart, Jr
Elmund Highie
I. N. Morris
Wm. Stewart, Sr
Silas Beebee
Charles Chase
S. Jameson
W. HH. Tan
P.T. Judy
John Loomis
C. Leavitt
Thomas Bailey
G. J. Lange
War
H. Pattell
J. @. Mauzey
Peter Garret
Rams County Agricultural Society
Adams County
Taursday
Novenssa
William Richards Ws.Stewart,Jr
Stary
Quincy, L
New York Mint Deposits Allow Silver Circulation Plan
Assistant Treasurer of U S mentions deposits at the Philadelphia Mint to introduce new silver coinage in circulation. Notices claim funds set aside for Boston and Baltimore citizens and readiness to receive deposits starting Monday the 24th inst. The text includes a mix of quotations from exchanges and commentary on bachelor life and fashionable female schooling.
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New York
Treasury
Philadelphia
United States
Joax A. Dix
U. S
Washington
Boston
Baltimore
News and Notes from Abroad and Local Scene
A jumble of items reports Commodore Perry reaching Japan and postponing negotiations, a papal complaint to Gavazai, and Russian summons to evacuate the Principalities. Knox County recounts a hunting accident where a husband and wife were outgunning deer. a hunter killed a woman mistaken for game. Railroad wreck letters and missing MSS from Chicago surface in Cincinnati, plus social quips and moral reflections from various sources.
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New York
Overland
Perry
Japan
Gavazai
America
Omir Pasha
Fatan Accipuxsi
Lavy Kittro
Knox
Hannibal Messenger
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Ith
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Une
Rome Farmer
Cape Yorn
Pacific
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New York Express
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Reformed Presbyterian Church
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Palermo
Sicily
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J. S. Richardson
Worcester
Scientific American
Abdul Majid Khar
Sultan Mahmoud Khan
Abdul Majid Khan
Washington Sentinel
New York Journal of Commerce
Niagara
New Orleans
Ohio River
Martha Washington
State
Ohio
St. Louis
Springfield
Uls
M Graham
the Witch
Elkiloony
Thad
Eskigsoony
John Dories
Mr. Slick
Jordin'miyer
Keelin
Eskiscony
Cincinnati Gazette
G. M. Atwater
Cassius M. Clay
Cleveland Herald
Peter Funk
Stock Security Bank of Ohio
Kanawha Salt Company
Ruffner
Osonpaga
Syracuse
Sozon
Money Matters
Poughkeepsie
County Agricultural Society
New York Lantern
Sing Sing
Waa
Mademoiselle
Mr. Fitz Hambug
Mademoisellé
Fitz Hambug
Madame
Fanny Fern
Tae Hoo Marxer
St. Louis Market
Eyching
Palmyra
Waat
Walsker Louthar
M. E. Church South
McLean
Supreme Court of the United States
Clurch
Tor Borst
Thomas Richardson
Humboldt
Gay
Sidney Smith
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