When was it published?

November 24, 1824 in Massachusetts Spy And Worcester Advertiser

Foreign News November 24, 1824

Massachusetts Spy And Worcester Advertiser

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Iturbide, Madam Iturbide, Commodore Patterson, Lieutenant Cunningham

Q: What keywords are associated?

Iturbide Family, Soto La Marina Shooting, Barrataria Arrival, Louisiana Hospitality, Exile To Europe

Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts

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What is this article about?

The wife and two children of the Mexican leader Iturbide, recently shot at Soto la Marina, arrived at Barrataria in Louisiana with escorts and received hospitality from Commodore Patterson and Lieutenant Cunningham of the US Navy. They plan to recover and proceed to a northern port to embark for Europe to join other children in England.

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Iturbide's Family. The wife and two of the children of the unfortunate Mexican, lately shot at Soto la Marina, have arrived at Barrataria, in Louisiana, accompanied by her nephew, two priests and two servants, where they received the hospitality of the ladies of Commodore Patterson, and lieutenant Cunningham, of the United States' navy; and were to remain with them till the health of Madam Iturbide should be so far recovered as to enable her to proceed to some northern port, whence she intended to embark for Europe, to join her other children in England.

What sub-type of article is it?

Political Royal Event

What keywords are associated?

Iturbide Family Soto La Marina Shooting Barrataria Arrival Louisiana Hospitality Exile To Europe

What entities or persons were involved?

Iturbide Madam Iturbide Commodore Patterson Lieutenant Cunningham

Where did it happen?

Barrataria, Louisiana

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Barrataria, Louisiana

Key Persons

Iturbide Madam Iturbide Commodore Patterson Lieutenant Cunningham

Outcome

iturbide shot at soto la marina; family received hospitality and plans to proceed to europe after recovery.

Event Details

The wife and two children of Iturbide, lately shot at Soto la Marina, arrived at Barrataria in Louisiana accompanied by nephew, two priests, and two servants. They received hospitality from ladies of Commodore Patterson and Lieutenant Cunningham of the US Navy, and were to remain until Madam Iturbide's health recovered to proceed to a northern port for embarkation to Europe to join other children in England.