The Late News from Europe Sparks Global Strife
The New York Tribune's remarks on Europe warn of despotism clashing with freedom as Hungary resists Austria and Russia. France emerges as a beacon, with Socialist deputies set to shape a new assembly, signaling instability for monarchies and promise for liberty.
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Germany
Italy
Christendom
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Vienna
Debrecsin
Editor Renounces Lands Donation Stance for Free Soil Platform
The News editor, once opposing public land grants to settlers, now proclaims repentance and alignment with the Free Soil Buffalo Platform. He states the previous view was a bonus to idleness and a curse to industry, and declares strong adherence to the new principles.
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Mrs Glass Dies of Cholera at Sabbath Night
From Pittsburgh papers on Monday we learn Mrs Glass, wife of a Telegraph office clerk, died of cholera within four hours of onset. Another unnamed person died at Temperanceville, a Pittsburgh area village, the same day. Weather yesterday was overcast, cold and damp. Gov Towns of Georgia names 105 leaders to attend the Pacific Railroad Convention in Memphis on July 4, with Thomas Butler King among the delegation.
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Gov. Towns
Georgia
Memphis
Tenn
Thomas Butler King
Decline in week’s mortality amid cholera outbreak
The Republican notes a fall in deaths for the week ending Monday, with 144 interments and 75 cholera cases, 54 of whom were 5 years old or younger. Last week had 186 deaths and 117 cholera cases, marking a drop of 42 interments. The paper warns that unless precautions resume, the disease may persist as streets grow filthy and safe measures decline.
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St. Louis
Crevasse Breach Abandoned as Water Rises in Crescent City
From New Orleans dispatch dated June 3 186N New York Tribune reports Captain Grant has given up efforts to stop the great Suave Crevasse. He says it cannot be done until the Mississippi river falls. The Cres cent City faces fearful rising water with hopes of containment abandoned.
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New York Tribune
Cent City
Grant
Tunis Crevasse Abandoned Amid Flood Fears
The Tunis crevasse has been abandoned and fears grow that the breach cannot be halted as water pours through with tremendous force, according to late Southern mail dispatches received this evening.
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Three accused counterfeiters nabbed in Cincinnati arrest
Three men and women were arrested at Cincinnati on Wednesday suspected counterfeiters. A search of their home yielded bank notes, paper, crucibles, dies, galvanic batteries, and other tools. Bills traced to Northern Bank of Kentucky, State Bank of Ohio, Lafayette Bank of Cincinnati, and various Virginia banks. Plates not found. A Cleveland Herald note reports a new telegraph line from Cleveland to Pittsburgh, passing Chagrin Falls, Franklin, Ravenna, Warren, Youngstown, New Castle, New Brighton, and Rochester, to be operational in about ninety days. The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is vigorously pursued by residents along the route, aiming to link Philadelphia to St. Louis and bolster the central route.
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Wis
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Hat Mishap at Concert Sparks Humorous Exchange
A Boston Post note recounts Roger's misadventure with a newly worn hat that becomes crushed and misfitted during a concert. The anecdote highlights his polite, dry restraint as the hat worker braces to accommodate the peculiar fit, while observers marvel at the odd scene and its comic consequence.
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Roger
Boston Post
Abron
Deaths in Scotland and Virginia and New York notes
Notices report Mrs Catharine Williamson of Geneva N Y dying in Scotland on May 9 and her husband Charles A Williamson dying at Fort Leavenworth on May 14, both esteemed. Other items note staff changes at Savannah Georgian, a capital punishment prosecution in Fauquier Co Va, a boating tragedy in Boston Harbor, a fatal stabbing in Fauquier Co Va, 114 Scotch immigrants arriving in Boston, smallpox in Greensborough NC, Dover New Hampshire reports no deaths in over a month, the New York True Law discontinued for lack of patrons, an onion used as needle awkwardness, a fashion trend of a white parasol with pink highlights, and an exchange broker defaulting with a notable quote.
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Geneva
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Scotland
Charles A. Williamson
Fort Leavenworth
Albany
FER & CO
Inckr
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American Union
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Mahoning County
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Pyfer & Co
Pyfr & Co
Werthy
Pyter & Co
United States
Pyfer& Co
Maryland
Ballymore
Noa. Ver & LO
Confirmation of the News of the Defeat of the Russians
Paris received word that the Duke of Harcourt carried articles of a convention with Rome as hostilities paused. Reports claim Bem defeated the Russians with many taken prisoner at Presburgh and Krai en, while Ofen surrenders to the Hungarians.
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London Times
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Ofen
Death of General Gains Shocks Government Center
Washington mourns as news of the veteran General Gains death arrives, triggering a deep sensation at the seat of government and prompting official reflections on his long service and impact.
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Washineton
Fire destroys mill and dwelling in Cincinnati incident
A fire swept the board yard saw mill planing mill and a dwelling owned by Johnson and Morton in Cincinnati on June 8. The engineer is believed to have perished in the flames as the blaze consumed the buildings.
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Cholera Strikes Cincinnati With 32 New Cases, Four Deaths
In Cincinnati on June 8 authorities report 32 new cholera cases in the last 24 hours and four deaths. The outbreak prompts health officials to issue warnings and monitor hospitals for rising patient numbers.
California's More Gold Discovery Reported
An express from Salt Lake City to Council Bluffs says large gold finds near there. Cholera in St. Louis with nine cemeteries reporting 18 deaths from cholera and other diseases. Weather warm.
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Salt Lake
Death of Gen Gaines and ship Florida loss reported
The War Department received a Telegraphic Despatch from New Orleans announcing General Gaines death after a brief illness. A letter says the Florida, sailing from New Orleans to California, was lost near the river mouth in Platte with 210 passengers. four crew survived. Also in New York, Walker was acquitted in the murder trial of his wife.
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Steubenville Market Reports Sluggish Prices June Market Notes
Commercial. Steubenville Market. Orvice or tax Datty Herato, Wednesday Morning, June 23. Business is dull, quotes lower. Flour waggon 3.30, store 3.586. Wheat 65c, oats 3c, corn 37c. Cheese 6c retail 7c. Butter keg 5c, fresh 10-12c. Candles 9c. Sugar 5 5c. Havana Brazil 13 9c. Molasses 30c. Rice 43c. Coffee Rio 8 8.5c. Teas 41-70c. Raisins $1.87-2 per box. Tobacco prices listed. Cigars common 2, half Spanish 5 per 1000. Rosin soap 41-44c. Tar 4.50. Dried peaches 1.12, apples 0.50. Seeds clover 2.75-3.00, timothy 1.50-1.62. Flax 80. Transactions limited. Confectioneries candles figs almonds oranges lemons. Window glass rates by sizes. Wool at various coppers.
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Pittsburgh Market Prices and Sales Highlights 1849
Pittsburgh June 12 1849 Flour sales small lots at 3 60 per wagon Bacon city cured hams 6 1 4 to 7 cents sides 5 9 3 shoulders 4 4 8c Cheese Western Reserve 6 6c Goshen 9 10c Cream Tilge Fish sales show Mackerel No 2 up 25 cents per barrel
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New York Market Report For Flour And Grain Prices
New York market notes no change in notice in the flour market with firm holders and moderate demand. Sales include common state and mixed western at 4.50 to 4.56, good western and straight brands at 4.62, fair Genesee at 5.00 to 5.12, and Ohio at 4.68. Wheat shows strong inquiry with Genesee white at 1.27 to 1.28 and good prime Ohio at 1.02 to 1.06. Corn sales list Northern white at 62 to 61, Southern white at 61 to 62, and mixed at 68 to 6v.
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Stock Board
Philadelphia Market Report June 11 Inactive trade and price notes
The Philadelphia market was exceedingly inactive with a few home flour sales at 4.62 to 5.00. Wheat shows good enquiry and firm prices with prime white at 1.07 to 1.10 and prime red at 1.02 to 1.03. Corn remains firm with yellow at 60 to 61. Broad market activity centers on limited trades and steady grain values.
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Pullavecrnuia
Cincinnati Market Freight and Political Notices
Cincinnati June 11 market report notes quiet flour trading at 3795 dollars and bacon sales of 75 kinds with shoulders bottled at 44 cents per pound. Also an assortment of Whig political notices urge candidate announcements for coroner sheriff county treasurer and other offices in Jefferson and Cross Creek townships ahead of the Whig nominating convention in early July.
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Cross Creek Township
Cross Creek
AV. H. Ralston
Jeb
Illness of Ex President Polk Shocks Washington Papers
Cincinnati June 11 reports from Washington papers that ex president James K Polk is dangerously ill with cholera. The item notes the illness as a critical health development affecting national attention.
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Washington
Cholera Death Toll Rises in St Louis Weekend
In St Louis on June 11 the cholera deaths from Saturday to Sunday evening reached seventy, with thirteen deaths from other diseases. The weather is sultry and the river is rising as the Missouri runs very high.
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Missouri
Cholera Claims Three Lives Including Agent Fisher
Three people died from cholera today with one victim identified as Mr. Fisher a periodical agent. Authorities warned residents to avoid contaminated water and seek prompt medical attention for symptoms.
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Cholera in Cincinnati Reported with Rising Toll
On June 11 in Cincinnati cholera cases mounted to twenty six with six deaths for the day and a total of sixty two since last Saturday. The Ivanhoe arriving from New Orleans carried 600 passengers, mostly German emigrants, with 295 cases and 17 deaths aboard. The Bea West bound Cincinnati to Pittsburgh was met near Parkersburg after reporting seven cases and two deaths on board, including two lady cabin passengers taken ill.
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New Orleans
Cholera cases rise in New York with 20 new infections
In New York on June i1 there are 20 new cholera cases and 12 deaths reported since yesterday, indicating a worsening outbreak. Public health authorities urge vigilance and continued monitoring.
Erie Collision Injures Hudson Steamer Near Buffalo
Steamers Hudson and Saratoga collided on Lake Erie yesterday morning near Buffalo. The Hudson was seriously disabled and reported taking on water while the Saratoga suffered less damage. Local authorities and salvage crews were dispatched to the scene.
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Chancery Action Over Land Division in Taylorton Case
The bill names Richard Partington, Ezekiel Moore, and James Williams in a Chancery suit against non-resident defendants Taylor and others. It seeks division of a one acre tract with a factory, bounded by Fifth Street east, James Maley’s land west, R C Peters north, and Kilgore to Egan Moore and Williams, plus a fourth undivided share. Also mentions a sale or decree after court rising and lists instruments by Foster jr., a Cincinnati instrument maker, with philosophical apparatus and surveying tools.
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