Fragmentary 19th Century River Route Mentioned
Fragmented OCR describes a river journey along the Platte and Cedar Creek with references to Weld, Jules, River Cedar Creek and Greeley. It mentions May and political context about the Republican party and averaging journeys, with unclear names and places. The text is heavily garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivercedar Creek
Pring Creek
Nee
Sittie Crow
Lari
Greeley
South Carolina Crisis Talks with President Endorse Peace
Governor Hampton with Senator Gordon and Attorney General Conner met the President to discuss the expected condition if federal troops withdraw. They urged rapid action to stabilize planting, credit, and public order, warning of riots by carpetbaggers and the need to uphold lawful government. A federal plan to withdraw was discussed with emphasis on protecting constitutional rights while avoiding mob violence.
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Washington
Hampton
Gordon
Georgia
Conner
South Carolina
Guy
South Carolia
Chamberlain
State House
Gov. Hampton
Stampton
Schurz
Ruger
Chamberlin
Wormley’s Hotel
Foster
Matthews
Dennison Garfield
Sherman
Hayes
Ellis
Levy
Watterson
Col
Burke
Elis
Louisiana
Slayes
Packard
House
Bis
Sidhe
Mayes
Foster-Matthews
White House
Lochrane
Cragin
New Hampshire
Coburn
Indiana
Stearns
Florida
Arkansas Hot Springs
Gen. Sherman
Arsenal
Executive
Evarts
Columbia
Larterr
Ife
Fernando Wood
Tie
Gov. Chamberlain
New York
A. Oakey Hall
Sutcliffe
Victoria
Liverpool
Boston
O’stara
Hall
W. Js. Sutcliffe
Quebec
Europe
W. E. Sutcliffe
Vanderbilt, Jewett and Scott
New York Central
Erie
Pennsylvania Railways
Grand Central Depot
Baltimore & Ohio Road
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
California
San Francisco
Council of Nine
Labor Union
United States of America
Sacramento
San Jose
A. M. Ames
Labor Union of
Chico
Frank Jones
Fort Point
James Hayes
Bakersfield
Keene County
Thomas Godwin
Mountain House
Tehacape Pass
Southern Pacific
Manilla
Fort
J. M. Swan
John Bidwell
Chinatown
Charles Reade
Orrville
Yellowstone Field Notes by J W Bogert on Yellowstone route
Bogert describes the Yellowstone corridor from Deer Creek to York's River noting geography bad lands coal seams and terraced valleys. He details fords and detours around Fort Pease Pompey's Pillar and Baker's Battle Ground, and observes Willow Creek Sweet Grass Creek Big Timber and Fort Ellis as landmarks. He argues the valley is fertile and navigable with modest improvements to Wolf and Buffalo Rapids and river-channel control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bogert
Deer Creek
York's River
Yellowstone
Turtle Creek
McClernand
Stanley Stockade
York’s River
Custer Creek
Union Creek
Fort Pease
Willow Creek
Countryman’s
Countryman
White Beaver Creek
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Gage
Duck Creek
Warm Spring Creek
Shield’s River
Fort Ellis
Glendive Creek
Fort Elis
Fort Shaw
Missouri Ford
Hound Creeks
Cottonwood Creek
Camp Baker
Six Mile Creek
Big Elk Creek
Sweet Grass Creek
White Otter Creek
Neene
Yaloneene Raabe
Tewater Tees
Ylowstone
Benson’s
Todd
Lieut. McClernand
Big Horn
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Anner
Bret
Niles
D. P
Aly
Bach
Lincoln
Ted
Telegraphic
Massachusetts
Essex County
Amesbury
Merrimack
Maryland
Baltimore
Yokohama
Locust Point
Illinois
Chicago
Blizroth
Peoria
Eltzroth
Dakota
Deadwood
C. T
Thomas Calder
John Goddard
St. Louis
Union
Maine
Bangor
Alfred Cox
West Bowdoin
Theon
Kansas
Topeka
John D. Wilson
J. C. Swayze
Topeka Blade
Wilson
Swayze
Atlanta
Ihio Cleveland
Charles Laman
American Express Office
Akron
Ohio
Laman
Colorado
J. E. Bates
Denver
Boulder Valley
Mr. Bates
Bates
Boulder
Evie
Davidson
Citizens’ of
Routt
Foreign
Associated Press
Mr. Sutcliffe
Tall
Warren & Co
Telegraph Office
Northwestern Railroad
London
New Brunswick
N. Y
North Bridgewater Savings Bank
Brockton
Mass
Greenwich Street
George D. Monroes
New York Stock Exchange
England
Russia
Harriet
Mistaken Point
N. F
St. Paul
Lawrence
Gen. Hawley
Louisiana Commission
New Orleans
J.D. Colony &Sons
Monroeville
N. 1
Grant House
Wheeling
W. Va
Vesey Street
A. Ti. Bogardus
Philadelphia
Reading Railroad Company
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Farrington River
Rainbow
Conn
Lord Dufferin
Canada
Rocky Mountain
Georgetown
Saco River
Salmon Falls
State Bank of
Jarvisburg
St. Joseph & Pacific
Kansas & Nebraska
South Australia
Tamestown
Judge Russell
U. S
Venezuela
Fisk
Seward
China
Department of State
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