Kossuth and Refugees Move From Bronsa to Kutahia
An American observer recounts the March to Kutahia with Kossuth and officers fleeing Austrian pressure. The refugees face guarded travels, limited interviews, and dire conditions in Bronsa before reaching Kutahia on April 12. The group gathers in barracks, with Kossuth pursuing plans to beautify a barren camp and maintain unity amid uncertainty.
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Baoosa
Asia Minor
Gov
Kossuth
Auta- Aia
Broosa
Kosanth
Suit
Bronsa
Kutabia
Wosuuth
Matamek
Washington
Arnolds
Bunain
America
Vierdenv
VTO
Pastin’s
Havered
Snont Pines
Bathyany
Katahia
Constantinople
Korkey
Europe
Wagner
Suleman Dey
Mossuth
Paine's Gas and the Astor House Light Claim
The letter warns that Paine’s gas story, claiming vast patents and Astor House use, is disputed. Statements from Messrs Coleman and Stetson deny authorization or commitment, noting only openness to bright, cheap illumination if proven, with no faith in the asserted order.
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Paine
Astor House
Jr. Paine
Boston Transcript
Troy Whig
Coleman& Stetson
Astor
Baltimore Gas Patent Claim Questioned as Possible Humbug
The Baltimore Clipper reports on gas patent claims amid skepticism. It notes that Atlantic city gas firms discussed use of the patent but none signed on, while Paine demonstrates a light from carburetted hydrogen and conceals his process, leading The Albany Atlas to label the discovery a humbug.
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Baltimore
Atlantic
Paine
Rhady
A Voice From the Pillory in Wisconsin Journal
A Madison newspaper column attacks Judge Hubbell and Judge Stow over a dispute involving Judge Hunoxuu. The piece mocks titles and defends public scrutiny of official acts, referencing Judge Hubbell’s letter published in the Argus and the broader judicial controversy.
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Hunoxuu
Stow
Hubball
Billingsgate
Hubbell
the Argus
Judicial Row in Wisconsin Press Feud
Levi Hubbell defends public letters about Judge Stow amid a factional dispute in Wisconsin politics. The Baldwin era confrontation cites usury, court records, and editorials from Madison and Sheboygan, highlighting tensions between Judges Hubbell and Stow and Republican Democrat rhetoric.
Inauguration of the Chancellor of the University of Wisconsin
A Wisconsin state institution emerges with strong support and praise from abroad. The Auburn Daily Advertiser notes an address by A Hyatt Smith and the upcoming installation of the Chancellor elect, highlighting broad admiration for the new university’s mission and character.
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New York
Auburn Daily Advertiser
University OF Wisconsin
A. Hyatt Smith
Saiguse
Wisconsin University Plan Aims At Public Education Reform
Wisconsin debates a university model to promote popular education through a Normal Department. It proposes gratuitous instruction for teacher candidates, full university access, and diplomas after exams, warned against overexpansion with many small colleges. The piece extols unity and the central role of the university in lifting educators. It notes toast ceremonies and Michigan Democratic Convention resolutions praising national union efforts and leaders like Cass and Clay.
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Wisconsin
Congress
Commonwealth
Board of Regents
U.S
Lewia Cass
National Union
Llenry Clay
Duvealtius
Washington Monument appeals for nationwide support
The circular by Mr. J B Wright urges universal citizen backing for the Washington Monument. It stresses the project belongs to all Americans, transcending North South East West and party lines, as a lasting tribute to the Father of his Country.
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Washington Monument
J. 8. Wright
Fourth of July Proceedings Madison 1850 Committee Plans
The Madison citizens committee met on June 26 1850 to organize the Independence Day events. Chancellor Lathrop named president. A A Bird and others chaired committees for an orator chaplain dinner and fundraising. A national salute at sunrise and a processional order were outlined with local officials and institutions to be represented.
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Citzens
Madison
National Congress
A. A. Bird
Atwood
J. H. Lewis
Mills
Masion
Messrs
Brown
Seymour
Lewis
Clifford
Lathrop
Vicz Paesiventa
Axex
Borgin
Jas
Morrison
Reaper
Beriah Brown
Alex L. Collins
A. R. Mureray
Gen. B. Smith
H. A. Teaney
A. E. Bovay
Aesers
Seymour, Lewis
U. S
Stae Univerany
Thee
Washington Monument Plan Outlined and Fundraising Underway
A detailed description of a circular 260 foot diameter monument in Washington city outlines the grand rotunda and 500 foot obelisk design. The Building Committee oversees construction with tight budgets, three members serving, and frequent meetings. About 100000 dollars raised, with states contributing marble and materials for inscription displays.
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Waanington
Washington City
Buly
United States
Gto
Pantheon
Americas
Waco
Beana Warrenasry
Ohio
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Kitto
Refuge
the Democrat
Lus
Democrat
Sheboygan
Cncoit
Witow
Police Court of
Milwaukee
Maine
Judge Stow
Wisconsin Democrat
Levi Hubbell
Fudge
Ts Court
Har Rubk
Thift Causk
Fernsworth
Sheboy- Ban
Bro’t
Farnsworth
Huspert
Bosworth
OUR University
Peecidout
Mr. Lord
Beriah Brows
John Leslie Blair
Th. Balete
Mr. Ladd
Michigan
Barry
Manisuat, A.A. Bird
National Washington Monument
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