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Tn Dallers
Biffy Dante
Adyvanen
Beiter Nistle
Fragmented Dramatic Monologue on Faithless Love and Farewell
A distressed speaker laments a broken pledge from a lover who departs. The speaker denounces male coldness and declares a ruined heart, invoking fate and destiny while imagining the lover’s future with another. The poem ends with a warning that a new bride may find the same heartache.
Rhode Island Insurrection Response Emphasizes Legal Duty
Governor Samuel Ward King cites US Constitution and federal laws in addressing Rhode Island's unrest. President Tyler’s letter urges peace and highlights limitations on federal intervention without clear insurrection. The proclamation affirms support for the existing state government and urges conciliation over force.
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Rivideerhand
Whipple
Francis
Potter
Rhode Island
United States
Executive Department
Congress
U. States
John Tyler
Washington
Corruption accusations swirl over Handy bribery claim in Pennsylvania
Reports in Rich Star accuse Handy testimony of bank bribery involving the Governor and Legislature amounting to 128000 dollars, prompting public outrage and calls to curb officials escaping punishment. Philadelphia notice follows as treasurer Jos Plankinton defrauds at least 80000 dollars, with Col James Page chosen to fill the vacancy.
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Pennsylvania
Handy
U. S. Bank
Star
Philadelphia Spirit of the Times
Jos. Plankinton
Philadelphia County
Plankington
Col. Jas. Page
Philadelphia
Defalcation Case In Philadelphia Guardians
John Hemp aill, treasurer of the Board of Guardians of the poor in Philadelphia, has proved a de.
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Nother
John Hempaill
Board of Guardians of the Poor
Philadelphia
East Haddam murder by burning husband Haley Coon
A New York Sun correspondent reports from East Haddam that Haley Coon killed his wife by burning her. Neighbors found her nearly dead after he allegedly set her on fire, the second wife to die in similar circumstances. The prior wife also perished in a fire, once believed accidental. Coon is jailed.
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New York Sun
East Hadden
Haley Coon
Kindness and balloon peril in old North State notices
A letter laments unkind words and small cruelties, recounting a boy’s disappointment when refused a kite paper, then notes a balloon ascent from Mobile by Mr Parker ending in a perilous descent in Florida clouds with gas venting and near fatal impact.
Dream Prophet Foresaw Medora Disaster, Norfolk Herald
The Medora disaster was allegedly foretold in a dream three weeks earlier by the mate of a Jewess on one of the line steamers. He saw machinery tested, the ship blow up, victims in the water, the boat sinking, and Captain Sutton in a white dress. The Jewess later left for Baltimore and the Georgia steamed by with half mast flags, prompting lament.
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Sutton
Baltimore
Georgia
Norfolk
Norfolk Herald
Fire at Louisville Ends in Death and Murder Claim
A fire at Louisville on the 19th killed a man believed to be drunk when the blaze began. Nearby resident Patton was murdered by James McLaughlin, owner of a Water Street coffee house, who stabbed him and wounded himself. A New Orleans reporter notes alleged British influence aiding the Mexican invasion of Texas with five British houses issuing secret orders for arms and supplies.
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Louisville
Edis
Patton
James McLaughlin
Waterstreet
Mel
Mexico
Texas
Itas
New Oleans
The
Marian
The Right of Search Across Nations in 19th Century Ties
A French writer critiques British and American conduct since the Ghent treaty on neutral rights and searches. He recalls the Chesapeake affair, impressment claims, and wartime friction. Despite an 1814 armistice, the dispute remains unsettled and relations are distant yet formal.
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Great Britain
United Stats
Gher
England
United States
LSOL
Chesapeake
Ghent
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