Albany Patriot advertisement and Fremont California news
The Albany Patriot reports legal notices and land sales ads from executors and guardians. It then recounts Captain Fremont’s California expedition, Castro’s opposition, and Fremont’s strategies, including key moves toward Sonoma and Monterey, the battles around San Francisco Bay, and the prospect of American control and rail routes to the Pacific.
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Sonoma
Castro
San Francisco
de la Torre
de la * Torre
Fremont
Bay of
Sloat
Monterey
Seulemets
Com. Stockton
Carne
San Diego
Puebla de Los Angles
Mexico
Forto Lower California
Puebla de Los Angeles
North Pacific Ocean
Santa Fe Excerpt Describes Town and People
An extract from Lt Liem Emory’s journal on Santa Fe portrays a population of 2000 to 4000, poverty among most residents, mud-brick Spanish houses around a central square with open courts, cool walls in summer and warm in winter, with better families owning beds and furniture while lower classes sleep on skins. Women are noted as less refined, with dress similar to Americans but hats replaced by headscarves, and various details about attire and modesty amid colonial life. A separate piece discusses medical prejudice and a doctor’s visit, including a tale of a live fowl used to treat fever and calls out patient beliefs about medical advice.
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California
United States
Mexico
Castro
Fremont
United State
Benton
Freqout
Rocky Mountains
Great Britain
Great Basin
Tocky Mountains
Sierra Nevarra
Alta Californian
Honthéey
Aloe
O. Larkin
Al‘cade
Hin
Cap. F
Columbia
Sao Junquin
Pombis
Bridg
Armijo
Tts
Fort Leavenworth
Pacific
Sonora
Durangoo
Jonathan Jenkins
Anil
Ms. Thistlesifier
Thistlesitter
Mr. Tozer
Lambart
Cincinatti
Pam
Tozer
Ponr
Coli
Roy Firdt
Major General Kalergi in London Amid Greek Crisis
London correspondence notes Major General Kalergi famed as Greece's “Great Citizen” who steered Greece through the 1830s crisis by urging a Constituent Assembly and swearing to a new constitution. Though pivotal, Kalergi was later deprived of Athens garrison command, banished from public life, and his political fortunes declined as King Otho consolidates power.
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London
N. York
Comneres
Kaletgi
Greece
Otho
Kalergi
Océenpet
Pest
Alen
Fife
Ealergi
Atheny
Ines
Ilighanor
Anibahe
Athens
SFRI
Georgian Exile Reflections and Public Duty Highlight
A Georgia opinion piece praises the exile of King Otho as a proof of princely perfidy and urges the next Legislature to fund the Georgia Historical Society’s transcript work. It argues state pride requires payment of related expenses and endorses broader press support to illuminate the issue.
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Georgia Historical Society
The
Historical Society
Georgia
Societ
Individua
United Press of Georgia
Secannah Stejnihlichi
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