Steamer Niagara Arrives With Liverpool News and Europe Facts
The Niagara reached New York with Liverpool dates to June 30 and heavy gales. Reports cite debates on Smith O'Brien's transport bill, Ireland royal pardon talk, Paris Bourse activity, and press regulation measures. Italian and Austrian campaigns unfold with Rome siege terms, Venice capitulation, and Hungarian actions. Hungary defeats and battles on the Waag. Washington Irving begins life of Mohammed.
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Liverpool
Canada
Smith O’brien
Ireland
Fall of Rome and French ambitions after Rome entry
The Niagara reports France has entered Rome after hard fighting and toppled the Roman government. The article questions Pope restoration, France's motives, and fears suppression of the press as Louis Napoleon era opens. It argues the Republic of France is an imposture and faces overthrow or autocracy.
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Italy
Louis Napoleon
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Clipper
Destructive Fire in Allegheny City Sparks Panic
A fierce blaze in Allegheny City destroys thirty houses including Dr. Smith's church. Firemen from Pittsburgh are blocked from aiding and a mayoral reward of 250 dollars is offered for identifying those who interfered. The city may switch to a paid fire system after a council meeting.
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Dr. Smith
Pittsburgh
Pierssure
Diamond and
West Commons
Allegheny
Pittsburg
Allegheny Council
Colwabes Mutual Mer Ttance Company
Batavia
J. A. Penn
Hungarian Women Seek Chasseur Companies in Hungary
Reports from Hungary describe hundreds of Szekler maidens seeking the governor's consent to form chasseurs companies. The girls, tall as soldiers, are said to be ready to fulfill the duty they pursue alongside the male population.
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Hungary
Fatal encounter in Paducah over judge and Austin
The Paducah Kentuckian reports a fatal shooting between Judge Campbell and Mr. Austin. A son of Mr. Austin says his family forgives Campbell and clears him of blame. Campbell considered withdrawing from the Convention canvass but Paducah citizens urged him to stay.
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Austin
Paducah
Lou Journal
Observance of National Day of Fasting and Prayer Declared
President Taylor calls for observance on the first Friday in August as a day of fasting humiliation and prayer amid pestilence. All public offices to suspend work. citizens urged to attend worship and seek divine mercy to stay the spread. Washington, July 3, 1849.
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Taylor
Washington
Washington Township
Clermont Co
Ohio
Big Indian Creek
A.S. B. Thompson
Felicity
Cas
John H. Simmons
Felicity, O
Death of Rev. Lord prompts caution on stomach ailments
The death of the eminent divine Rev. Mr Lord surprised many after a rapid decline from diarrhea following a day of eating blackberries and milk. The account notes prior constipation, stomach irritation, and delayed medical aid, urging caution against neglect of diarrhea and certain foods.
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Dr. Mussey
Cin. Guz
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Cholera Reports and Odd Remedies Contain Injuries and Projections
The Richmond Whig reports cholera outbreaks at Shir ley on the Lower James River and at coal pits in Chesterfield with severe losses among plantations. A Natchez letter notes high ruin on neighboring plantations and cholera’s spread, while a Detroit bulletin complains of theft linked to illness. A suggestion for preserving milk by boiling and drying is offered as a cure.
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Kossuth
Debrackson
Richmond
Virginia
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Chicago
Detroit Bulletin
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State Journal
A Hint to Bachelors Marry Ann Aldridge Signature Error
A note from Mary Ann Aldridge to a gentleman contained a playful misspelling with two r s in her first name, turning it into Marry Ann Aldridge. The bachelor recipient understood the hint.
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Mary Ann Aldridge
Ann Aldridge
Health of the city improving says New Orleans paper
A July 4th New Orleans issue voices satisfaction at the health trend of the city, citing an authentic source and noting clear improvement in public well being.
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New Orleans
East Virginia Wheat Harvest Clears Late Season Hurdles
The Richmond Whig notes the wheat harvest is largely complete east of the mountains. Despite a late crop, rust and April frost damage, yields are expected to exceed the average as the season proved dry and favorable for gathering.
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Richmond
Virginia
Grain and flour market report for July 18 1849
Commercial notes show flour demand firm with prices around 5 dollars and a half. Wheat scarce in Ohio and near 85 cents. corn 37 to 40 cents per bushel. oats 40 cents. rye about 60 cents. cattle market yesterday 1500 heads with southern quotes 7.75 to 8.00, overall price decline due to ample supply and limited demand.
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Milford Mills
MO. Kugler
Local Couple Unite in Quick Nuptials
On the 10th inst by D C Bryan Esq Mr Gitzert thus to Miss Mary Mount both of this town the ceremony linking two residents in a formal town event.
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D.C. Bryan
Cholera Update in Cincinnati Nearby Crossin Family
In Cincinnati yesterday cholera affected Mrs. Amira Crossin wife of David L. Crossin and daughter of Col. Thomas Kain formerly of the region. The report notes the illness in a family linked to prominent local figures.
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Amira Crossin
David L. Crossin
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Thomas Kain
Western Military Institute Board And Faculty Details
The Adjutant General with five appointees oversees annual examinations. The Institute blends West Point and Polytechnic sciences with classical literature and modern languages. Cadets from 15 states, 230 enrolled since 1847, vow nonsectarian governance, strict guardian funds, and economical uniforms. Professor Daviess, a noted lawyer, enhances the law program.
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