Outcry Against Federal Debt Interference in Missouri
A Missouri newspaper blasts federal overreach and bond fraud claims. It denounces plans to levy federal taxes to pay county debts, urges state rights defense, and calls for West and South unity against alleged plunder, citing Representative Washburn and a proposed act to revise judicial procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lafayette County
Missouri
United States
Alra
Hay Scales
Washington
West
Wens
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Washburn
Senate
Republic
House
Congress of the
Mas. Machusetta
Widra
Congress of the United States
Springfield Postcard Tale Defies Easy Summary
A tangled postal incident from Springfield Massachusetts involves Mr Springfield of Tyner Tennessee and Mr Tyner of Springfield Massachusetts. The chain of card orders travels among Tyner and Springfield figures, culminating in a question of where the cards were sent and who held them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Tyner
Tenn
Post Office
Poastal-Card
Springfeld
Springfell
Post-Office Department
Spring- Hoklot Tyner
Remarkable Yankee Crew in Lost Spanish Galleon Bay
A Norwalk native Captain King recounts a South American coast adventure where his ship survived near Magellan after dumping oil. They discover a white alabaster sea chamber with petrified crew, a stone Eldorado ship, and a marble maiden. A petrifying mist threatens them until experiments restore papers proving the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South American
New Hadford
Danbury
South America
Captain King
Norwalk
Connecticut
Ife
North Pacific
Magellan
Kia
Astor
King
New Bedford
Hai
Indilox
New Iuven
Ferdinand Gonzales
Laa
Bella Maria de Garcia
Peru
Maddox
Uncertain Bay Experiments Prompted by Quid Benefiting Men
A ship captain notes revived buoyancy after a mysterious quid given to his crew. Scientific guests plan a bay excursion guided by Captain King to study rare curlonn articles. Bodies will be removed but embalmed, preventing profanation by experiments. Items from the lady and papers are shown in New Slaven Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
New Slaven Museum
Grovaln
ColonAno
Theodosia Burr and the Pirate Tale Myth Recalled
The piece recalls the dying confession claim about a pirate Joann Baptists Callistre and the supposed fate of Theodosia Burr, daughter of Aaron Burr. It notes Burr’s complex character, his bond with Theodosia, and the tragic voyage that vanished with her ship while Burr mourned her loss for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodora Burr
Virginia
Nevada
Joan Baptists Callistre
Aaron Dire
Callistre
Aaron Burr
Theodosia
Bure
Mare
South Carolina
New York
Ilo
Sle
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Troy Herald
Socrates
Sallora
New World
Stone Forest
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