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Coe Sida
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Fort Beepke
Fort Brooks
Sadie
Tuoswas
Spracue
Andina
Gvo
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Uaey
England
United States of America
Liverpool
Metropolis
Humphrey
Hogland
Wales
Tanelling
Florida Massacre Account and Indian War Reflections
Narrative from the National Intelligencer recounts Major Dane's Florida detachment's ambush, the Dade massacre, and the broader Florida war. It highlights survivor testimony, American casualties, and calls for removal of Indians as tensions rise in Tampa Bay.
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National Intelligencer
Florida
Dane
U.S
Gailant Dade
United States
Indiana
Tampa Bay
Dade
Boston Post
Major Deve
Fort Brooke
Woman acquitted after biting off nose in party brawl
At an adjourned Middlesex session a Carolina Newton was tried for wounding Thomas Saverland by biting off his nose during a taproom scuffle. Evidence showed the fight over a failed kiss in holiday revelry. The jury acquitted her. the judge quipped about biting a man who kisses against a woman’s will.
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Canada
Haiti
Avme Agsis Abe
Abe
Abed
Middlesex
Carolina Newton
Fie
Lordon Paper
Experiment on Manures Boosts Corn Yield in 19th Century Inquiry
A farmer submits results of last year’s field trial on a uniform land parcel comparing sheep manure, mushroom yard compost, and coal ash mixes against standard yard manure. Corn yields differ: coal ash plots about 109 bushels per acre vs around 60 for other treatments, prompting appeal for broader discussion among Muskingum farmers and a request for an essay on coal ashes by the Genesee Farmer editor.
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Zanesville
Timothy Meadow
Genesee Farmer
Relative Life Expectancy by Sex and Marriage Status
A late French study summarized here reports that across ages more men die than women. Married women tend to outlive husbands, with multiple regional records showing higher widow numbers and more widowers among elderly pairs, including Pomerania and Saxony data.
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France
Italy
Persia
Holland
Sweden
M. Suemich
Berlin
Bestio
M. Lepardieux
Paria
M. Wargeotia
Switzerland
Greslaw
Pomerania
Scotland
Dresden
Wirtemburg
Gotha
Pomersia
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