Arrival of Steamship Europa from Europe
The Royal mail steamer Europa arrived in New York with three days of late European news. Reports cover the Eastern Question, Russia and Turkey, Persian alliance, armistice efforts, and military movements. Recent incidents include riots in Meigs County and a tragic axe killing in Athens County, Ohio.
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Ahmed Pasha
Persia
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Habil Pashia
Bosphorus
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L'Rieste
Teher
Smith O’brien
Dublin
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France
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England
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Soule
Madrid
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M. Visconte
Spain
Omar Pasha
Shumla
Osmar Pasha
Kalafat
Aleppo
Caucauses
Sweden
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Mune
High Street
French Creek
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Erie and Northeast Railroad
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Meigs County
Athens County
Ohio
Pomeroy
J.B. Washington
Taylor
I. B. Field
Smith
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Kilby
Boston
Antartic
San Francisco
Austria
Nicholas
Russian
Armenia
Duke de Alba
Shocking Tragedy at Lexington Cadet Thomas Blackburn
Parted by a deadly stab on Sunday night, the death of Thomas Blackburn, eldest son of Dr. R. S. Blackburn and a cadet at the State Military Institute in Lexington, Va., shocks the community as reports await fuller facts. The Free Press notes the tragedy and promises further details in upcoming issues.
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Lexington
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California
Golden Country
Sacramento
Shepherdstown
Feather River
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Wolverine
Cove Cliiu
Sailor's Cliim Company
Fiame
Day
Inlifornia
Union Company
San Joaquin
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles
San Prancisco
Prancisco
Focquin
Tam
Uba and
Feather Rivers
Potomac
Shreeherdstown
Fragmentary 1854 Maryland and Virginia notices and letters
Readable fragments describe drought and market notes in Marysville and California crops, local damage from fires, a mishmash of letters to Sheppherdstown and Philadelphia hotels, a Virginia and Maryland district death, and a New York fire arrest report. Details reference families, merchants, and public notices from early 19th century Atlantic states.
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Marysville
Shepherdstown
Tyersoany
New York Journal of Commerce
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