Paris Bomb Plot and Versailles Railway Disaster Report
A Paris inquiry uncovers incendiary bombs and explosive projectiles seized from several locations as arrests rise to about ten. Meanwhile a Versailles Mou don line wreck killed at least 120 with many injured and left officials reviewing car safety. Hamburg suffers devastating fire destroying vast districts. recovery will take generations and impacts trade across Europe.
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Gizelle
Paradna
Paris
Pottee
Pisnage-Vintot
Gazette Des Tribuneaux
Kresne
Chamber of Deputies
M. Cuizot
Versailles and
Moudon
Garden
Versailes
Versailles
Paria
Wes
Beltevue
Mendon
Fromth
Gerywany
Hamburg
Haaibug
Gertatsy
Europe
Maem
Aghes
Procsian
Bank bDoukaai
Jost
Wheat monuments and many subscriptions hinder progress
Fragmentary note indicates much effort on monuments and subscriptions but committees and collection drives stall real progress. Past efforts are mentioned as stalled by formal processes.
Reception of Mr. Van Buren on his visit to Indiana
The Ex President was greeted with respectful civic and military escort from the east, welcomed at Parker's Hotel, and addressed by James Morrison. He attended Goode's Methodist and Beecher's Presbyterian churches, then left for Terre Haute and other western towns. A social gathering at Parker's followed a dinner, while observers note the event was conducted to honor him as a private citizen.
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van Buren
Indiana
U. States
U.S
Jamen White
Tob
Eagr
Mr. Parker
Politically Charged 1842 Briefs and Trials Across States
A compact digest notes Tennessee bank resumption plans, New York Charter election disputes, and Rhode Island Dorr War incidents. It reports court actions, troop reductions, Creeks and Seminoles, naval injuries, and a Finn anecdote amid legislative moves shaping 1843 political landscape.
Bank Stands on Branches Amid Serip Interference
In a terse note, authorities confront internal tampering and a $50 cartipasted dispute affecting several branches and state officials. No details on parties or locations are provided.
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Sta. On
Ena
Tate
Banks and notes listing across states and towns
A long list shows many banks and post notes from Ohio and neighboring states including Steubenville Columbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Wooster. The piece names numerous banks and post notes with fractions and issuing locations across 1842 era commerce. It also includes multiple candidate notices for Rush County elections with names such as Alfred Posey Geo W Brown and Lewis Allaire and a public pledge by John Alley.
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Ohio
Western Reserve Bank
Farmers and Mechanics Bk
Steubenville
Columbiana Bank of New Lisbon
Bank of Mt. Pleasant
Belmont Bank of St. Claireville Oe
Bank of Marietti
3Dialco Zaneaville
Muskingum
Circleville
Bank of Norwalk
Dayton Bank
Bank of Wooster
Bank of Scioto
Clinton Bank Columbus
Bank Sandusky
Masailon
Geauga
Franklin Bank of Columb
Urbana
Dia
Lancaster
Chillicothe
Hamilton
Bank of Cleveland
Jie Gronville
Life and Trust Co
Lafayette
Miami Exporting Co
Cincinnati Bank Exchange Bank Mechanics’ & Traders
Ohio Post
Genera West Union Steubenville
New Bank Lebanon
Miami
German Bank of Wooater
Farmers’ Bank of Canton
New Bank
Whitewater Manhattan
Gallipolis
Col
Alfred Posey
Sherif
Rush County
William McCreary
Fice of
Justice of the Peace
John Alley
Geo. W. Brown
Lot P. Swift
John M. Hudelson
Congress considers apportionment bill amid unfinished business
The piece moves through the Senate while the House delays. The legislature will tackle foreign and domestic creditor payments after adjournment, with the Daily Message noting the urgency. News mention a Royal Street incident and a crude racial comparison appears in a local item.
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Congress
Senate
House
Royal Street
N. O. Crescent
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THE
Columbia
Morgendorff
Aermann
Germany
MR. van Buren
Tyrinny
Poland
Konigsburg
Joseph Pouistowski
Thersaldeen
Warsiw
St. Petersduren
Russia
Tyszkiew
Charwaldsen
Fonneu
Warsaw
Nicholav
Lis Eulogista
Bradford Eyumy
Henry Clay
Winfield Scott
New York
Supreme Court of
New Y
Cin. Chronicle
Mori
Supreme Court
Mesars
Tnlor
Willian
Common Council
Court of Errors
Court of
Ersors
Rupr Istanp
Kingston
Billa
Joseph Garrit
Charleston
Sylvester Mines
North Kingston
Membra
Dore Assembly
Dutce J. Pearce
Newport
M. C
Suffrage Party
Dorr
King
James Smith
John Branch
Stonington
Woonsocket
Castor
Hluchemith
Lerst
Secretry of War
Arde
Cavairy
Florida
Octeachee
Great Baker
Withlacochee
OPA
Pistola
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
James J. Waddell
Archibald EE. Waring
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Finn
Common Pleas
Boston
Sis
Crus
N.Y. Atlas
Tar
Pesnsylvania Leomaruan
Legislature of
Lin
Kentucky
Bar
Mississippi
Rbanks
Illinois
State Bank
Bank of
Tennessee
Tennessee Banke
Alabama
Arkansas State Bank and
Real Estate Bank
Georgia
Solvent Banks
North & 8S
Carolina
Sulwent Banks
Louisiana
New Orleans
Michigan
Bank of St. Clair
J.O. & H. Smith
Florida—Banks
EAS
Philadelphia City Banka
New York City
Philadelphia
New Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
Wheeling Post
New England
Virginia, Mer. & Mechanic Bk. N. ¥. Bank & Branch
LEWIS @ALLA
Samuel Barrett Ioe
Nehemiah Haden
George B Tingley
Abner Conde
Samel Culbertson
Alvin N. Black Lidge
Rush Circuit Court
Robert Thompson
Homas M. Thompson
Levin Birt
William C. Robinson
Walter Brown
Orange H. Neff
Rush
Alfred
Reeves
Joe
Pugh
John L. Robinson
Bush Circuit
Charles H. Lovett
Recorder
Rhaano H. Marsn
Joseph H. Hedrick
Sheri
Josepit Nicholas
Nash County
Neccssary
Binar
Joun Alley
Iowa
Wisconsin
UR Frame
Ohio Medical College
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Hospital
Ell Calla
Jacob Tite
Rugh
Ebenezer Neff
John Bishop
Jowepl D. Patterson
Richland Township
John Bisho
Jacob Hite
J. P
Brookville
Dea
Ruabville
JAS. Lindsey & Co
Ath. J. Lindseye& Co
UNCE
Anan
Uncle Sam
Nasaou Street
J. E. Kingsley
Rookvill
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