The Defeat of John Glaney Jones Teo Butter
A fragmented report describes a chaotic scene with a court appearance, alleged coercion, and a safety case involving multiple unnamed parties. It references a trial, a suspect named Shenk, and interactions at a court in Balt tha Court after Shenk with others. The text also mentions a young woman assaulted by two men, with details of injury and escape, and an extensive aside about local civic matters and missing funds.
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John Glaney Jones
Teo
Bates
Eonzagawan
Marie Fers
Sierdte
Renin
Ted
Cher
Hhe
James Talpin
Sauver
Saiver
Tonre
Parker
Chain
Ouleide
Martin
Leven Deboah
Curt Winks
Brithar
Seaver
Bea
Vbr
Avanti
Democrat- Sinse
ENKO
Aml
Treasury
Bank of the West
Ludingten
Bavk
Propia
Buckwheat as Food Discussed in Early Investigation
M Leidove Fierre reports on buckwheat investigations noting benefits and nutrition. The text claims buckwheat contains certain nutrients, compares to bread, and discusses digestibility and stomach effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Leidove Fierre
Hans
Newspapers and the cost of reading in the 1840s
A critical look at newspaper prices and the burden of subscriptions on working people. The piece cites Rev. Anson Smith and the Fairbault Gazette, arguing newspapers educate citizens, yet government costs and Democratic policies under Buchanan create hardship. It questions whether democracy truly serves laboring men and calls for political action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbault
Anson Smith
Olio
Janes Buchanan
Buchanan
Janice Buchanan
Senate
Three-Fold Endeavor to Perpetuate Slavery Domination
An editorial arguing that the North sustains slavery power in government. It claims the Missouri Compromise repeal and Southern outrages advance slave interests, citing judiciary and executive support. The piece attacks Beriah Brown as pro-slavery aligned with Democratic aims and labels anti-slavery critics as misled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chicago Tribune
Iary Punest
Finye
Mayene
Nansus
Ara
United Stat
Peteral Congress
Gantly
Congress
Hupremc
Prem
Avery
Kangus Sa
Georgia
South Carolina
Citigen
Friends of
Brown
Beriah Brown
Iteunver
Helina
Borigh
Til Vote for the Other Man in Congress Race
A revolutionary soldier running for Congress faces a younger rival who claims wartime experience. The veteran asserts he fought the British and slept on battlefields, while a tearful voter questions his claims. A physician joke and a farm remedy for founder complete the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vongres
Nan
Nans
Atloigh
PM Vore
Slave Case at Lowell Courts a Complicity of Freedom and Debt
A slave woman from Mississippi sues the executor of her master's estate for freedom and six years of labor wages. Keyes, named to manage Cornwell's effects, allegedly kept and hired the pair in Lowell, with Colonel Ben Butler aiding the case. The suit seeks return of money and compensation. testimony portrays a mother Betsy and her daughter Caroline, now adults, seeking liberty and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Cambridge
Mississippi
Ben Butler
Pegro
Lowell Vox
Jessie Cornwell
Betsy
Tler
Caroline
Cornwell
Lewis Keyes
Keyes
Wick Wim North
Lowell
Tsun S. Marae
Mr. Morse
Deyty Bheriff
EL. Shea
Fire Burns Mountain in Pennsylvania
The article reports a coal seam fire at Cont Castle in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania begun by careless miners about twenty years earlier. It aims to burn for a century, with miners digging hundreds of feet below the mountain to feed the fire from the Great Mammoth vein. Hot water and gases emerge, including carbonic acid and nitrogen, along with minerals like Epsom salts. It also notes an unrelated proposed ocean crossing by airship inventors with plans to build a balloon to traverse the Atlantic from Mountain City in May, claiming to sustain air and water buoyancy and a potential 25 towns Europe landing point, while seeking $20,000 in subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cont Castle
Sehuylkill County
Pennsylvania
Tha Paried
Bath County
Greenbrine
Baiteos Vetace
Ectore
Messrs. V Broiner
Mountain
Europe
Curing Hams and Smoking Techniques of the Past
The article outlines ham curing methods using wet and dry salting with sugar saltpeter and pepper, noting a month for wet and three weeks for dry curing. It advises drying and smoking with dry corn cobs or dry hay, warns against moisture causing bitterness, and mentions slow smoking for palatability. It also cites The London Times on the power of the press praising its reach beyond local papers.
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Commonwealth Building
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Wilntewater
Walworth CO
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Joreftha
Pamphléns
Hares
Lebeis
SIA
Igfaire
Branch & Pratt
Andy Frruvlalimes
Whitewater
Pryvi
Railemad Street
Cowl
Eerarioien
Prat
Huewes
B. R
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Commonwealth Finnd
Wienvin
William Bike
Paney
Hathaltowark
Basset
Bostodhee
Cheney
Sargeon
General Tons Regaieer Abil Notary Pablic
Center Street
Cirit Busineer
Busine
Heck
Walworth
Jefferser
Bnsa Tenn Teinis
Sora
Williams & Leonard
Second Street
Postoffier
Watertows
Wisconsin
Leon
Sohn Deichwan
Medici Chemicals
Sh. Ilein
Wile
Atin
Merchants’ & OB Whitewater
Capital Sico,coo
T. B. GkAiusake Scayi
TF Cashier
Young America Billiard Saloon
Mechanical Bank
Wisconsin State Insurance 60
Dladison
Capitan
Coe. Aulile
Vresident
Chicago City Insurance Company
Capital
Canfield, Nts
William Summers
William Biege
West Mentum
Lettletoun & CO
Abbetst& Co
Engerton
E Leiber
Stoek
Ehieutt
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Pri Ping
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W. Clapp
Eclectic
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Floren
Humes
Mayhard
Dobell
Tietop
Naples
Bar
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Bron
Bert Sauiafar
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Fieri Yasias
United States
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U.S
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School Fund
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London Times
the Times
Legion of Honor
Cornwall
Shetland
Toronto
Mylbourne
Galentia
Rong Kong
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