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Newspaper

Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1858

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Forney Claims Lifelong Bond With Buchanan In Kansas Fight

Colonel John W. Forney recounts his intimate ties to President Buchanan and his unwavering support for the Kansas policy. He denounces the Lecompton betrayal and insists he cannot abandon pledges to defend the majority will in Kansas.

John W. Forney Philadelphia Tarrytown New York John B. Haskin Buchanan Pennsylvania Cincinnati Forney Ostend Pacific Railroad Kansas Lancaster Fremont London Pierce Walker Mr. Buchanan Mr. Forney Lecompton Stanton Washington Douglas Jackson Col. Polk

Dining aboard a steamer ends in a fatal pistol tragedy

A London returning traveler recounts a chilling tale on a first class steam boat on the Heighe river where a southern and a northern passenger quarrel over abolition. A pistol is fired killing a man and wounding a woman. the cabin passengers hang the murderer. In Covington Kentucky officers capture a 16 year old girl in male dress living in the woods and subsisting on stolen poultry.

London America Heighe Miss L Covington

Atlantic cable transmits news cost per column set at $2000

The New York Herald reports the Atlantic Telegraph cable will charge $2000 to transmit a single column of news from England. A fashion note touts a new bonnet described as unique and cabbage-seat like, trimmed with tomatoes, priced at $30.

New York Herald England Lapres

Edmonson's Funeral Described as Triumph Not Loss

A Douglas correspondent reflects on Edmonson's life as a long struggle against poverty yet celebrated for patience, virtue, and celestial riches. Though he died poor in wealth, he is hailed as rich in character, legacy, and humane deeds. His heirs are urged to guard his estate against depreciation.

Edmonson

M'Clintock leads Arctic expedition in quest of Franklin

Late intelligence from Capt M Clintock in the London Times reports his expedition now seeking Sir John Franklin and his men. He details drift west from Disco to Melville Bay, plans to reach Port Leopold and Beechy Island, and to examine Fish River for evidence while noting large government expenditures and deficits.

London Times M'Clintock John Franklin Disco Melville Bay Ile M’c Sir John Ross North West Pond’s Bay Belcher Franklin Port Leopold Beechy Island Beachy Island Belfoit Strait Cape Walker Peel Strait King William's Land Fish River King William’s Land

Heart Memories and Death in a June Evening

A reflective piece traces memory’s pull to a bygone June of love and hope, contrasts sunny days with death, and celebrates enduring memory of loved ones whose examples remain alive in the mind and heart.

Eden Alan Autum

Snakes and Kaffir Tales of the Boa Constrictor

An excerpt describes boa constrictors as nonpoisonous yet capable of crushing a person in moments. It recalls Kaffir beliefs about the species, notes a quarantine custom for killing one, and recounts an Umbilo River sighting of a man pinning a boa with spears while boasting of prior kills.

South Africa A. W. Drayson RK A Natal Umbilo River Xealf

True Heroism in Guilford Courageous Rescue

A Guilford correspondent recalls James McDermott who saved a fellow miner from a deadly blast. While one man ignited a fuse, another risked death to pull him to the surface as explosions shredded rock and ladder. McDermott, humble yet fearless, saved a life at imminent peril.

New Haven Journal Guilford James McDermott

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