Haunted house tale ends in tragedy and murder
In a haunted boarding house, a night of ghostly terror turns deadly. Four friends explore, confront a white specter stained with blood, and an old man’s confession reveals a long past double murder linked to a jealous husband. Harvey S. barely survives, and the house’ curse ends with the killer’s self destruction.
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Horatio
Gotham
M—— Street
Canal
Orie‘stone
Broadway
Iirst
Kent
Victor
Leither
Harvey § S
Fas
Batchelors Hall
Harvey
Harvey Ss
Harvey Se
Vermont
Emean
Raye
Chiorus
Indy
Harvey S
Lanae
Harvey § G
Stone's Prairie Again in Whig and Republican
Letter from GEO. W. Burns challenges Gar ding and others views on Dr Harrington and the Stone's Prairie disturbances. Burns asserts Harrington aided rioters, not restrained them, recounting personal observations at the meeting and urging accountability. He disputes that Dr Bane was involved.
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Whig
Republican
Stone’s Prairie
Stone’s
Dr. Harrington
Dr. Bane
Tsay
Geo
WO Burns
Dr. Melville’s Second Letter on Chronic Catarrh
Dr Henry Melville discusses chronic catarrh as a mucous membrane inflammation caused by local irritants and compounded by systemic habits. He urges careful diagnosis of complications, outlines related nasal throat and lung diseases, and promises a fuller treatise and forthcoming third letter.
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Melville
Eprrop
Tatarzh
Henry Melville
West 28Th St
Black person equality debated in party lines limits
A Chicago Press and Tribune commentary denounces the Democratic party for promoting Black person equality while lauding Republican opposition to slavery. It cites Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts New York Ohio Wisconsin and asks readers to compare party legacies on citizenship suffrage and racial policy. The piece questions Democratic leaders especially Jim Allen and the State Register editor and condemns defending slavery amid calls for equality.
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Washburne
Walker
Yeas
Alf. Allen and Richardson
Crawford
Jim Allen
Col. Richardson
Congress
Keating
Allen
Richardson
Banquo
Mindis
Republican Party
Democratic Party
United States
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
New York
Martin van Buren
The
Democracy
Martin van. Buren
Democratic Party of the Nation
Richard M. Johnson
Kentucky
National Democratic Convention
Ohio
Wisconsin
Republican’ Party
White House
State Register
Press & Tribune
Joel A. Matt ‘Matteson
Joel A. Matteson
Matteson
Strong
Mateson
Sangamon
Madison
Springfeld
Alton
Douglas
Springfield
Paina
Easil
Ilinois
Douglas and Clay Traitor Charge Sparked Letters 1860
In a 1860 letter from Griese Co to HL Joussox and others, claims Douglas called Henry Clay a black hearted traitor during the 1846 congressional canvass. A subsequent Ottawa-Carrollton correspondence notes uncertainty, stating no recollection of that exact phrasing but acknowledging possible similar language attributed to Douglas.
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Henry Clay
Douglas
Clay
Peoria
Closi
Carrollton
Durin
Oregon
Democratic Party
Judge Douglas
Adams
United States
Great Britain
Monroe
Pacific
Whig
Cla
Ashland
Old Harrys Sons
Villian
D. M. Woodson
Griese Co
Messas
HL Joussox
Francis P. Veaver
W. A. Davis
W. A. Buack
Congress
Myrself
Court House Square
Congress of the United States
Eury Clay
Owever
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Whig & Republican
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Prairic
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the Wabash
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Jeemes
Victora
Harvey. S
Victor M
Jim ‘Allen
Colonel Richardson
Menthex of
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Willard’s
Thomas Keating
Thomas
Herbert
E.knowlton
Wuerreas
Philemon. T
Smith and Burch
District of Columbis
Thomas H. Crawford
Criminal Court
District of Columbia
Criminal Court of
Thomias
House of Congress
Mr. Knowlton
Georgia
Russell's Gulch
Jefferson Territory
Paboaf
St. Joseph
Ft. Kearney
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O’fallon’s Bluffs
Chicago
Denver
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wAranses
Press and Tribune
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Mountain City
Hogarth
Thad
Golden City
Gregory
Gregory Gulch
Fisk Lode
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Herald
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Barick
Lazarus of Old
Abraham
Abraham’ Lincoln
Independent Republican Club
EB We -Busprex
Adams County
Chicago Press & Tribune
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