Anne and Philip Howard in Arundel parley and blessing
The Earl’s bedchamber scene reveals Anne Howard and Philip Howard seeking reconciliation. The dying noble names Anne as Howard’s wife and grants Philip his blessing if Anne is accepted, while Howard contemplates past wrongs and vows to act as rightful heir in a tense family drama.
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Philip Loward
Philip
Philip Soward
Anne
Edward
Philip Howard
Howard
Anna Howard
Java
Anne Howard
Philip Elaward
Arundel
Promeer
Maghind
Arandel Gasde
Big Witch
Cowardly Escape Frightens Wolf Witness
A scrambled report describes Devily Quashi fleeing in fear as a wolf startled by an awake observer. The frightened animal showed more dread than aggression and sought safety, while the observer scolded the creature for cowardice.
Convention of Delegates for Wisconsin Democratic Delegation
A notice from The Argus announces a convention of delegates from seven counties to meet June 2 at Cap Ridl Madison to select a candidate for Congress. The Central Committee has apportioned delegates and urges Democratic committees to organize county or district meetings and appoint delegates to the Territorial Convention to ensure full county representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severn
Capidl
Madison
Democrats
Wisconsin
Congress
Central Committee
Nominee for Delegacy in Fond du Lac debated
The Southport Telegraph cites Mason C. Dauzine of Fond du Lac as the Delegacy nominee subject to the Territorial Convention. It warns against press influence on convention selections and urges Democrats to speak privately, avoiding doom-laden claims about electability and regional bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Mason C. Dauzine
Fond du Lac
Tariff Debate Highlights Direct and Indirect Impacts
The piece attacks Whig tariff policy, arguing its direct rise in iron prices but not wheat, and claims indirect gains favoring producers while harming iron makers and wheat growers. It criticizes taxes funding rich classes and urges revenue tariffs with limited protection, warning against relying on protected elites.
Tariff Object or Incident Debate in 1842 Economic Row
In a heated discussion on tariff policy the author argues that tariff protection should be the object of government policy, not merely an incidental effect. The piece compares motives behind the 1842 tariff and discusses whether protection gains or losses hinge on its status as object versus incident, citing political groups and a New Hampshire Patriot franking note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Patriot and State Gazette
Concord
Post Office
Thia
Mineral Point Democrat criticizes Mr Brown in territorial race
The letter-writer condemns Mr Brown for switching allegiance and accepting a coalition with the opposite party. He cites Brown's past support for a questionable Milwaukee bank project and his tie to a Whig press faction. Weighed by longstanding knowledge, the writer hopes Brown's actions reflect extraordinary pressures.
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Mineral Point
Brown
Milwaukee
Territorial
Eve Y Man
Aito
Couier
Army Worms Invade Grant and Iowa Counties
The Platteville Independent American reports army worms appearing in Grant and Iowa counties in large numbers. The insects move in vast, orderly lines destroying green vegetation until blocked by simple obstructions like shallow ditches. Farmers are urged to watch for these invaders and act to halt their advance.
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Platteville
Amercan
Grant
Iowa
Tia
Pathers
Loss of the Swallow spark New York river racing debate
The Albany Knickerbocker laments reckless boat racing on the Hudson as the Swallow disaster exposes captains and owners who push speed over safety. It blames pilots, proprietors, and public enthusiasm, urges reform, and notes a New York Senate inquiry into Swallow officers and owners.
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Albany Knickerbocker
Suis
Suvi
Ness York
John Gilpins
Ladson
Waasay
Albany
New York
Livingston and Wells
N. Y. Evening Post
Senate
Clark
Select Committee
Aaid
Reactions to Swallow disaster and newspaper closures
The passage cites Mr. Clark criticizing Swallow officials after a disaster, notes Albany Advertiser’s discontinuation over naturalization stance, and reports on other papers dissolving amid political shifts. It mentions Miss Browning the Kentucky giantess exhibited in Louisville and satirical mockery in St. Louis and Louisville papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Browning
Kentucky
Louiville
Louisville
Louis, Courier
Shell
St. Louis Revere
Legislature Adopts Special Session After Adjourning
The Pennsylvania legislature adjourned on a Tuesday, then reassembled in a special session the next day to approve about fifty appropriations signed by the Governor. Reports note gifts and signs of final action, while other items discuss a violent incident and a Massachusetts name-change act.
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Philadelphia
Gazette
Staud
Massachusetts
Masachusetts
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Pha
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the Argus
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Elesates
Fown
Rich- Washington
Tim
Ral
Garant
Telorson
Walworth
Dinkge
Racine
Coveny
Any Brown
Grawford
Chip- Winnebago
Marquette
Peru
St Croix
la Pointe
Sheboygan
Din
Manitouwoc
Sark
Calumet
Portage
Yond du Lac
the Territorial Convention
Darling
Pelegraph
Editoral Corps
England
The
Itacome
MiLwaukee Sentinel
Empire State
Naevisi
Joey
Courier
Reveille
Journal
Gen
Tom Tannib
Pennsylvania
Origun
New York and Moe Railroad
Girard Bok
Clovesesi & Melange
Gov
Morrisburg
Correancere
Dancanen Argus
Melheran
Fran
Aghed
Doge
Ann Meiinecrow
Deerfield
Minois
Utred
McIncrow
John
Toll
Baptist Divines
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