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21 Feb 1857
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1857
Page
1
Deathbed forewarnings and famous artists final acts
The article surveys premonitions of death among notable figures. It recounts Ozanam, Mozart, Hogarth, Hunter, Foote, Weston, Wolsey, and others, noting how fear of dying influenced their last works or actions. It also mentions Hunter’s rational explanation of death predictions and a convent incident. It ends with a health cure notice for Holloway’s remedies and New Jersey expenditure of 180,035 dollars.
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Ozanam
Vletcher
Mozart
Hogarth
John Hunter
Hunter
Foote
Continent
Weston
Wolsey
Cavendish
Gonzag of
Cleves
Guise
Rheims
Wolloway
Henry Vincent
Selma
Alabama
Holloway
New Jersey
Unity and disciplined effort shape party success in Pennsylvania
The Lebanon Courier urges unity and concerted action after a successful Senatorial campaign. It denounces faction leaders, warns against trading with intruders, and calls for broad national principles to carry Pennsylvania to victory next fall. It praises legislature unity and rejects self serving ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
Lebanon
Pennsylvania
Oregon and Minnesota statehood bills advance in Congress
The U S House passed bills admitting Oregon and Minnesota as states. Oregon voters will choose delegates in July to a constitutional convention. citizenship and population limits shape statehood. Minnesota will vote in June for delegates to a July convention with census data guiding representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Hhouse of Representatives
Oregon
United States
Minnesota
Congress
The Position of Woman Then and Now
An article surveys women’s roles across nations, noting polygamy, slavery, and arranged marriages in China Siam Cochin China and elsewhere. It contrasts harsh practices with calls for Christian justice and highlights a Revolutionary-era remark by Mrs. Greene praising her son Nathaniel Greene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westminister Review
M. Hue
Western Australia
New Zealand
China
Asia
Constantinople
Germany
Siam
Cochin China
Japan
Tur Moruer
Gen
Grenne
Nationiel Greene
Nathaniel
Senate OKs $70,000 Yearly for Transatlantic Telegraph
The U S Senate approved a bill providing seventy thousand dollars annually for the Transatlantic Telegraph and authorized the use of ships to lay the cable across the western half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Senate
Temperance Quip Sparks Charge of Half Man Persona
A dialogue snippet shows a temperance man scolding a loafing brother for drinking, saying he is not half a man and prompting the retort that it implies being merely a “domi John.” The exchange hints at social tensions over alcohol.
History of the American cent and its evolving portrait
The piece traces the cent's origins from 1781 proposed by Robert Morris and named by Jefferson, notes its early Washington obverse and thirteen-link reverse, and outlines the shifts in imagery during the French Revolution from Liberty to the olive wreath, concluding with the current classic portrait introduced about 30 to 40 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corivany
Robert Morris
Jefferson
Washington
America
Emancipation Debate Shapes Missouri Legislature Election
In Missouri the legislature faced a heated race over Palm of St. Louis nominated as Director of the Bank. Emancipationist views surfaced from several members including Brown and Clover, triggering a pro slavery counter-candidacy. Palm won amid fierce debate. The St. Louis Democrat sides with emancipation as progressive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Palm
St. Louis
Bank of the
Brown
Clover
Bet on the presidential race ends in marriage
A Havine Advocate report tells of a thirty year old man who bet a friend that Fremont would win. The woman chose Fremont, paid the forfeiture, and the winner married her, then they set off on a tour to the East, celebrating the wager as a personal win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hazeltines
Jamestown
N. Y
Bartlett & Morgan
R. D. Bartlett
Havine
Fremont
Kev
Fragmentary dialogue about boot grease and griddle cakes
A rough exchange shows Miss and Mr. Jones discussing tallow and boots. The dialogue mentions baking a griddle cake and a character named Margers. The text is fragmentary and reads like a casual kitchen or household scene.
Toast and treasure in Pierce era boastful speech
A curmudgeon speaker delivered a toast praising fire engines and old maids, urging readiness and steadiness. The article notes a treasury bill for the relief of heirs and Revolutionary officers totaling two million five hundred thousand dollars, with President Pierce earmarking twenty five thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
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