Destitution in Clare and rioting at Rathkale Workhouse
The Limerick Examiner reports destitution in Clare with eight hundred families jobless, while a Rathkale Workhouse riot prompts dragoons to intervene. Cattle torn from owners, property damaged, and clashes with police follow. Parish priests urge restraint and petition poor-law guardians for relief.
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Limerick
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Ireland
England
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Croom
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Robert Peatherston
Bruree
Brurce
Rockhill
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Mr. Meany
Tie
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Meaney
Mathews
Mr. Meaney
Father Ryan
Featherston
Ryan
Clara Orous
Vrend
Pentherstar
Mfirm
Fetherston
Me. Ryan
Ieveth
Mass
Limervich
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O’flanagan
Louisiana
Victims of the Phoenix Ship Disaster Reach Milwaukee Aid
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports the Phoenix disaster with 150 Hollanders aboard and only 25 saved. Survivors escaped in two boats, many in night clothes, destitute and ashore in Milwaukee. A church collection will be held to aid the refugees, as locals extend humanitarian relief. the article lists numerous lost and saved families from Dutch towns and villages.
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Madison
Facine
S. R. McClelland
A.B. Jackson
H. T. Sanders
Lovell
A.G. Cole
Theodore Secor
A. Davenport
J. D. Reymert
Milwaukee
Morritz Shoeffer
Byron Kilbourn
John L. Doran
Albert Fowler
Charles H. Larcin
G.M. Fitzgerald
Rufus King
Warwick
E. A. Mulford
H. Latham
E. Estbrook
A. C. Kinney
J. Harrington
G. Gale
Wurkesha
E. P. Cotton
George Seagel
D. Tiffort
Root
Castleman
Case
Foc
E. J. Whiton
L. P. Harvey
F.C
Crandall
B.A. Foot
BM. Carter
Jefferson
James Driggs
William McDowel
Fond du Lac
Warren Chase
W. B. Sheboggan
Meritownoc
Steadman
Brown
Morgan L. Martin
Calumet
G. W. Featherstonaugh
Winnebago
Marquetta
Harrison Reed
Crawford
P. A. R. Brace
Colunbue
J. T. Lewis
Grant
MR. Clay
Lengton
Henry Clay
Mexico
United States
Santat
Clay
Imcs
Congress
U. States
Union
Europe
Mein
Jay
Emi
Siete
Jgan
Heboygan
Patnovism and Treason of a Tennessee Sailor Clergyman
A Nashville ceremony presents a new Tennessee Volunteers regiment with a banner. D Elliot orates praising courage and peace, urging faith and prayer for victory and restoration at home. A counterpoint from Mr. Greeley condemns praising a treaty as a conspiracy, urging caution against corrupt zeal.
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Tennessee Volunteers
Nashville
D. Elliot
Fair Daughters of
Tennessee
Washington
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