Fragmented February item on Palmer and public figures in Lisbon
A lengthy, unclear OCR passage references Palmer and a February meeting with various names such as Wilders Valier and Lath, plus mentions of public houses, lectures, and civic actions. It describes appointments, meetings, and petitions within a crowded, disjointed narrative, mixing people, places, and events in a local historical context.
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Doughnefy
Lisbon
Ants Mills
Bob Lath
Felard
House of Uilder
Toring
Lasbor
Lome
Armin
British and American War Mail Arrangements Under Canada Montreal Route
The text notes a prize of $100,000 seized at the Raritan and a tense stance by the United States. It describes a formal agreement between the government and Britain to carry English mail from Montreal to Boston via a British officer, with letters and newspapers forwarded to Montreal unless directed otherwise. A halfpenny postage is charged on newspapers, and a penny is required in Canada.
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Canara
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Im Canna
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Pro Slavery Press Attacks Emancipation Amid New World Agriculture
A late 18th century style broadside discusses emancipation effects in the West Indies, praising or criticizing measures while detailing sugar crop prospects and plantation labor. It cites the Dey of Teipoh opposing slave trade, mentions reform papers and editors, and notes extensive building in Boston.
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Teipoh
McDuffiy
Wisconsin Sunday School Library Drive News
An elderly advocate reports the Wisconsin Sunday School Union will donate 600 dollars in books to support new or existing schools. Applications are to be sent to the agent in Milwaukee or Racine, as a Beloit convention invites public notice of the next meeting.
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S Johnsen
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