Burr Conspiracy and Kentucky Secession History Examined
The Frankfort letter discusses Kentucky’s secession era, Burr conspiracy, and the state’s divided politics. It describes Wilkinson and Burr’s plans, Frankfort and Lexington roles, Spain's influence, and the national shift toward expansion.
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Frankfort
New Orleans
Harry Innis
Sebastian
United ‘States Court 'of
Kentucky
Agron Burr
Lexington
Republic
Kentwcdy
Burr
Spain
Innis
Secession Party
United States
Mississippi River
Masa
West
South
Mexico
Louisiana
Wilkinson
Texas
California
Jersamine County
John Steele
Chaumere
David Meade
J. M. Scanland
Ruskin colony feeds at seven to nine cents daily
The Ruskin settlement near Duke Ware county Ga operates a communal dining system. With wholesale purchases and a shared kitchen the per capita daily cost ranges from seven to nine cents, meat served only twice weekly, and vegetables grown locally.
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United States
Harger
University ‘of Chicago
Harrison
University of Pennsylvania
William A. Morse
Chicago
Edward Atkinson
Waycross
Duke
Ware County
Ruskin
Denny
Colony
Georgia
Cheese Fritters From Home Magazine
A recipe details a cheese fritter method: boil water and butter with salt and cayenne, add flour, cool, beat in eggs, mix in grated cheese, rest, then drop spoonfuls into hot fat and fry until golden.
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Home Magazine
Indians and the witch boy end in tragedy at Alert Bay
A Winnipeg San Francisco Chronicle report claims Naasdick chiefs died after a supposed witchcraft by boy Ahahata. Descultah confessed to killing the boy but was acquitted. his wife hanged herself, and the clan perished from smallpox and consumption. Descultah later killed himself after declaring a curse.
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Naasdick
Alert Bay
Ahahata
Descultuh
Descultah
Nansdick
Witch Boy
Wines and Liquors The Very Best and Cheapest
A local ad offers wines and liquors from S Tiichelson P GO Box 128 Belmar NJ with orders delivered free of charge.
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S. Tiichelson P. GO
Belmar, N. J
Americans Lead the Rest in Foreign Rail Investment
A French official's critique praises American capital and enterprise abroad, noting 11,400 of 13,200 railroad kilometers in Venezuela are American owned and 1,030 of 5,306 railroad employees are US natives. It argues US proximity, low tariffs, and initiative outpace French and German rivals and cites Diaz era concessions in Mexico.
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Venezuela
Moniteur Officiel du Commerte Franctaise
Uncle Sam
M. Signoret
French Board of Foreign Trade
United States
France
Mexico
Amerianne
Porfirio Diaz
Pacheco
Porfirio
Transvaal
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