Napoleon in France Warily Teetering On Republic Threats
The Warren Mail notes conflicting reports on Napoleon Bonaparte's bid for a permanent throne in France. It argues army dependence undermines republican ideals, warns Paris may stay quiet only under military oversight, and cites Canadian voting as doom for his prospects. Also mentions California wealth, Indian troubles, and local lodge elections in 1851 plus railway surveying progress.
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Louis Napoleon
France
Napoleon
Europe
Paris
Canada
Washington
Community notices and local society meetings
The Warren Dime Society plans a Thursday evening gathering at S. P. Johnson's residence and a Friday court-house session to discuss Fire Company reorganization. A Lyceum lecture by R. Brown on Signs of the Times is set for next Monday at the Court House with expected strong attendance.
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The
Warren Dime Society
P. Johnson
Warren Lyceum
Court
R. Brown
Public Demonstration in Philadelphia for Sunbury and Erie Railroad
A mass meeting at the Chinese Museum saloon in Philadelphia urged early start and completion of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad to connect Philadelphia with the Lakes. Leaders proposed a 300 member committee to solicit subscriptions and urged a state charter to allow interest payments during construction. Speakers stressed Philadelphia's need to compete with New York and to secure western trade through Erie.
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Philadelphia
Chinese Museum
Sunbury and Erie
Gilpin
Sunbury
George Cadwallacer
Wm. B. Reed
Josiah Randall
Richard Bush
Samuel Breck
John Grigg
Henry Horn
John B. Myere
Thor. Rngway
Richard D. Wood
M. L. Hallowell
Thos. P. Hoopes
Algernon
Roberts
George Abbott
John Tucker
Chas, Heebner
Jeese Godley
James Magee
Wm. H. Hart
Andrew M. Jones
Joseph Jeanes
Robert Morris
Robert D. Cullen
Henry M. Watts
Phillip M. Price
Adam Diller
Benjamin Kugler
John Baird
Samuel C. Morton
Jos. R. Flanigen
Jos
D. Whesham
Chas. Miller
Alexander Cumminge
James al. Blart
John M. Ogden
Eli Garrison
S. AL. Gillingham
Thos. J. Vaughan
John L. Taylor
John McCanles
Wm. W. McKean
Geo. Powell
General Cadwallader
Liim. Ie
Job R. Tyson
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Tyson
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New York
Buffalo
Dunkirk
Great Lakes
United States
State of
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Sunbury and Erie Railroad Company
Miller
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Mississippi
Muhlenberg
Europe
John W. Maynard
N.Y
Kelly
New York and Erie
Camden and Amboy
England
North-West
London
America
Howell
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Baltimore
Wey
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Southerland
Randall
Wi Penn
Society of Free Traders
Schuylkill
Delaware
Triangle
Whitney
Great Pacific Railroad
Sandusky
Elk County
Albany
Boston
Sutherland
Great West
Destructive Fire at Jamestown Fancy Dry Goods
An early morning fire in Jamestown destroyed the Fancy Dry Goods Store of W. W. Compton and several nearby buildings along Main Street. Despite water shortages, firemen and volunteers fought flames for over five hours. many residents aided with water, drinks, and encouragement. Losses include Allen firms about 15000 for buildings plus multiple insured items. Compton’s loss undetermined. several businesses reported uninsured or partial coverage.
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Jamestown Jour
W. W. Compton
Messrs
Allen & Maurice
Main
A. Kents
Kent
Foote & Dow
O. Cook
Allen
Allen House
A. F
D. Allen
Farmers’ & Merchants’ Co
Western New York
Orleans Co
Protection Ins. Co
Rome
Genesee Mutual
Messrs. Allen and Maurice
Scythe Snaths
Chautauque Mutual
Nathaniel Eddy
New York State Mutual
Charles Butler
W. H. Whitaker
W. G. Bliss
James Dinnin
Jones & Dean
Waterville Insurance Co
Orleans
Jamestown Farmer’s Protection
Jamestown Farmers’ Protection
All
Sons of Temperance
Alleghany Mutual
Orsell Cook
Nathan Brown
Field's
Resignation letter from H. Clay to Kentucky General Assembly
Mr. Clay states he resigns as U S Senator from Kentucky effective September 1 1852 and urges the Assembly to appoint a successor during its current session He reflects on his earlier service the pending national questions from the Mexican War era and his intent not to seek further Senate service.
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Senate
Congress
General Assembly
United States
Kentucky
H. Clay
Five Days Later From Calionsia New York Dispatch
The Derokee arrived with news 26 days 37 hours after departure. Indictment of Capt Waterman of the barque Challenge for murder cited as major item. Mining news favorable. Silk convicted of murder in New Orleans and mercy recommended.
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New York
Calionsia
Derokee
Waterman
Putapropata
Glasgow
Silk
Alderman Win
McLaughlin
New Orleans
Fragmentary OCR Reads Like Local Notice
unreadable scraps show partial names and notes mentioning a local matter. lacks clear dates places or parties to confirm the event or action.
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Lydia Knopf
Frederick Kinnear
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Clayton Townsend
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