Speckbacher's Wife Faces Dictates of Hormayr Scheme
Hormayr schemes to trap Speckbacher by a forged proclamation accusing Joseph Schmeider and his daughter, promising pardon if Speckbacher surrenders. Zeppel warns Speckbacher and urges Maria to feign distress to save her father, while Zoppel counsels a risky plan to lure Hormayr toward the mines where Maria may act to protect her husband.
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Henny D. Iseuis
Esa
Hormayr
Speckbacher
Joseph Schmeicher
Zeppel
Schmeider
Zoppel
Mana
mometer
Maria
BEESHYE 3
Miners abduct Hormayr and force secret release scheme
In a tense underground confrontation at a mine, Zeppel and four miners seize Hormayr and compel him to write a release order for Joseph Schmeider. The plan collapses as Schmeider and Zeppel escape, but Hormayr is left behind. Rudimentary chaos follows with mysterious disappearances and frontier escapes. The ordeal closes with Schmeider and Zeppel’s safe return to Austria and the wife of Speckbacher reuniting with her husband.
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Speckhacher
Zoppel
Zuppell
Pam
Hormayr
Zeppel
Joseph Schmeidher
Joseph Schmeider
Hall
Schmeider
Hormavn
Speckbacher
Vienna
Gil
Love as a Soft Magnetic Stone Poem Stanza
A compact verse compares love to a soft magnetic stone that attracts hearts and binds two lovers tightly. It depicts the gordian knot of affection that ties them together, fixing both their eyes and minds in a secret, mutual discourse.
Foreign Vows From Europe Reported in New York Dates
arrival notices from Europe dated April 23 in London and April 24 in Liverpool are summarized from the New York Commercial Advertiser. The material provides late European developments transmitted to New York, with emphasis on significant foreign events received in the United States.
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Europe
New-York
London
Liverpool
Rumor of Anglo French Treaty with Spain and Portugal
London reports confirm a treaty among Great Britain France Spain and Portugal to settle the Peninsula affairs and remove Don Pedro and Don Miguel as a preliminary to Portuguese government stability. Armed intervention denied. O Connell makes first repeal speech. Times calls it unimpressive. A riot at Oldham follows a wage strike on April 15 with civil and military action.
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London
Great Britain
France
Spain
Portugal
England
Don Pedro
Don Miguel
O’Connell
Ireland
O'Connell
Oldham
Wm. Cobbett
Changes in Spanish Ministry Reach Madrid and Portugal
Advices from Madrid up to the 9th report a complete Spanish ministry reshuffle soon. Telegraphic updates to the 14th confirm the change, with orders for Spanish troops to enter Portugal at Elvas. 2000 troops crossed to aid the constitutional cause while Miguelites also sent forces. Napier at Oporto trains forces for action. Don Pedro aims to control north and east of Oporto to restore wine trade. Miguelists strike near Santarem and St Ubés provokes Lisbon troops, including some foreigners, who volunteer to assist but are not accepted.
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Madrid
Portugal
Elvas
England
Poland
Don Miguel
Napier
Oporto
Don Pedro
Lisbon
St Ubes
Anti Masons Resist Amalgamation Ticket in Allegheny
Domestic intelligence notes the Anti Masons of Allegheny county refuse to join the Masonic Whigs in an amalgamation ticket. Rig J. Gen Lafayette’s influence is touted for aiding citizens’ just claims toward the French Government and earns public thanks for steadfast defense of rights and interests. Eskraxis—Queen Elizabeth era shipping lists show arrivals at Quebec with hundreds of passengers over four days.
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Allegheny county
Masonic “Whigs
Rig&J
Lafayette
Portland Lady Trails to Rural Life in Male Attire
A respectable Portland young woman, inspired by literary novels and Allan Rameau, escapes the city in a fashionable broadcloth suit. She dons men's clothing, pockets some money, and travels toward inland pleasures, entering a village along her path.
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Portland
Scott
Bulwer
Cooper
Allan Rameau
Grand Jury Gifts Charity Child a Dowry via Sheep Fund
The Grand Jury reports a humorous case where Mrs Eunice Avery gave birth to a daughter after testifying. Foreman Col Turron Dancine and Secretary W M Long lead a committee to award a 3374 donation to buy sheep for the child's future dowry, to be doubled and allocated at age or marriage, with surplus to charity if she dies. Charity B is the christened name.
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Eunice Avery
W. M. Long
Bradford Argus
First Known Case of Female A Colt Born in Suffolk Va
A female male belonging to a Suffolk, Virginia gentleman reportedly bore a colt. It is the first such case heard, challenging the belief that mixed generation animals cannot reproduce.
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Suffolk
Jackson party clash over Dayton meeting in Montgomery County
The Jackson party met in Dayton Ohio to denounce the Bank and nominate Helfenstein for Congress. Dutton Whig editor condemns the move as base and bankrupt while Muley supports the nomination. A press power struggle ensues with injunctions and a capias issued for money owed. The reform postmaster and would-be congressman are drawn in.
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Troostein
Jackson
Montgomery county
Ohio
Dayton
Helfenstein
Congress
Dutton
Muley
reform
Ohio Repository
Ritner Favored as Next Governor of Pennsylvania
In a fearless letter to Thomas C. Hambly of York county, Josten Ritner is praised as sound and fearless, rallying Pennsylvanians against state and federal misrule. The Eric Gazette predicts Ritner will win the governorship, arguing fraud and forgery cannot defeat the people's wishes.
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Joseru Ritxer
Joseru Ritver
Thomas C. Hambly
York county
Pennsylvania
sach
Josten Ritner
times
Joseph Ritner
Eric Gazette
Van Buren Family Noted for Office Ties
Col Throop, at a Whig meeting in Oswego New York, says the Van Buren family has shown a strong attachment to office for generations. He notes he has known Mr Van Buren from the pudding pot to the Senate and asserts the family has been constantly in office, save for a grandmother who supported the tea tax.
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Twe Van Burrxs
Col.Throop
Oswego
N. Y
Van Buren
Col. T
senate
Knighted road-maker VW Acam by King of England
The celebrated road-maker VW Acam has been knighted by the King of England, a rare honor recognizing his contributions to infrastructure and public works. The ceremony highlighted his years of service and impact on national road development.
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VW Acam
England
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