Whale harpoon rescue amid perilous shark attack on crew
An Irish harpooner Pat and his four boats pursue a sperm whale near King Harrold. After a chaotic chase, Pat is alone on a capsized craft, fending off sharks and enduring extreme heat, thirst, and isolation until rescue by the ship arrives with his savior and the lone survivor.
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Halloa
Patneck
Tak King Harrold
King’s Mill
Tstatde
Pacific
Thys
Pat
Harrold
Perauit
Teferre
Par
Harrell
Patrick
Ihehmag
Patrick Atook
Thiebe
Sharke
Father of Mercy
Mast Head
Monks Burn Bibles in Kingstown Public Display
A Dublin area report alleges that on Monday November 5 a group of Renegade monks calling themselves Redemptorist Fathers publicly burned several Bibles in front of the Kingstown Catholic chapel. The event drew condemnation for religious bigotry and prompted questions about parallels with other religious coercion. A printer remark about words and deeds closes the piece.
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Dublin
Kingstown
Europe
Ireland
Orange Lodge
Probentante
Thie
Ife
Democracy Power Struggle Warns Aggressive Caucus Shifts
F P Blair warns in a letter that supporters of States Rights and new Democratic elites threaten the union. He denounces Maine to Iowa factions, predicts civil strife over Kansas while calling Democracy rooted in the people, not party machines, and urges unity against secessionist currents.
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Calhoun
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Mexico
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Benton
Senate
Mr. Atchison
South
Great Britain
Rufus King
Nathan Dane
Congress of the Confederacy
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Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
New York
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Ohio
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Ulno
Wisconsin
Iowa
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Rhode Island
Intryuers
F P. Blair
Interfering With the Press Verdict in Dutch v Sherman
The Circuit Court awarded Dutch and Sherman $15 000 damages in a case about interference with the Daily Commercial Advertiser. The defendants seized printing materials over rent arrears, damaging the office and aiming to close the newspaper amid alleged political motives. The jury initially set $4500, later reversed on appeal. the piece defends press freedom and criticizes moves to crush independent journalism.
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Dutch
Daily Commercial Advertiser
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Dong
Supreme Court
Chicago Times
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Foreman & Johnson
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Rota
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Solezier
London
Committee of Management
Potitenses
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