Fragmentary historic bill debate captured in garbled text
The excerpt shows a blurred discussion of a territorial arrangement and peasant rights contrasted with landed interests. It mentions Georgia, references 1775 and 1276, and hints at calls to strike for reform, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear participants or outcomes.
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Fabel Bates
Waverty
London
Roubaix
France
Namarris
Vittoria
Esession
Herris Island
Lake Superior travel notes from an amateur tourist
An enthusiastic slice of a Lake Superior summer excursion by a North Shore amateur tourist describes Toronto to Collingwood travel, the forest fires, Indian shows, birch bark canoes, and the vast Lake Superior expanse. The piece blends anecdotes of resorts, scenery, fur trade remnants, and a day-by-day sense of voyage with aside notes on local towns and the region’s allure.
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Yankee
Equamenen Bay
Lake Superior
Rando
Cornelia
New York
Fort Wills
Tiga
Ile
Fur Company
Letter From Indianapolis Chronicle of June 27 1868
A long mixed dispatch from Indianapolis notes social events, theater pieces, and political mood. It highlights a Fourth of July convention, a speech by Hon. Thomas H. Nelson, and a meeting of the Indianapolis Typographical Union with national union delegates. It also tells of a San Francisco tale of two lovers reunited after five years and reports Brig. Gen. B Kirby Smith purchasing property in Newcastle Kentucky to open a military school.
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Veal
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Grant
Aesother Aes
Occas
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Foote
Patent Office
Sioner
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Beatig
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Cupid
Howe
Doltte
Arenes
Slade
Polnina
Phii Barnum
Morrison's
Asbury College
Greencastle
Wabasa College
Crowheedeville
Journal
Court House Yard
Thomas H. Nelson
Terre Haute
Nelson
Morton
Des
Indianapolis Typographical Union
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Ashington
Indianapolis Trophical Union
Smith
Pennsylvania
Seed
Mr. Smith
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San Francisco
New York
Picet
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Emma
Lee
John
Miss C— O
San Francisco Mercury
Joseph Packard
Colfax
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Charles Plowden
London
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Algeria
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Peters
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Richmond
Mail Items From a Fragmented Times Reachings
A scattered clipping notes various items from a bygone era including governors, authors, and speeches. Mentions Montana governor Green Clay Smith, Edward Everett’s son William, Josh Billings on Ice, and General Joseph Packard. Also references doge-related markets, railway plans, and French press laws, interspersed with humorous exchanges and a naval voyage diary.
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Lake Memphremagog
Ames
Greenwood
Washington
Houston
Texas
Edward Everett
William
Josh Billings
Carleton
Throckmorton
Milwaukee Soldiers’ Asylum
Quincy
Bismark Cme
Cannes
Lord Brougham
Last Night's Dispatches From North Carolina and Beyond
Brief telegraph items report North Carolina lawmakers meeting with a quorum, oath ceremonies ordered by Gen. Ben Senmenae, and Governor Holden removed amid political maneuvering. Also noted are Edmund B. Truman's death, New York delegates arriving for the Democratic National Convention, and race results at Jerome Park plus Louisiana Senate oath disputes and national political chatter.
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Pendleton
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Lizzie
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Cora
Onward
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Ina
Eclipse
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B. B. Connelly
Gen. Yorkee
Melone
King‘ John
Social
Kles
Schenck
Louisiana
Senate
Remereny
Dan. Pany
Jewell
New Orleans
Aoe Gamelan
Buchanan
Cam
Allen
O. J. Dunns
Gen. Grant
House
General Grant
Committee On Elections
Caddo Parish
Preen R. Seabe
Alee Gen. Buchanan
Congress Swears In Osborne and Debates Civil Appropriation Bill
In Wasmerox on June 20 the Senate swore in Osborne and proceeded with debate on the Civil Appropriation Bill. Amendments were adopted and motions from Mr Getz addressed committees of Ways and Means. Discussions touched collectors offices and taxable population questions as the evening session continued with votes and amendments.
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Voorhees
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Eggleston
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Baily
Getz
One
Ieee
Congress
Weather and River Items From St. Louis June 30 3 20 P M
Hot weather and dull business prevail as the river rises slowly. Upper river declines begin with fall at Omaha and Dubuque yesterday. Barge Company freight to Vicksburg matches New Orleans rates, threatening to disrupt the St. Louis and Vicksburg Packet Line. Yorktown and Benton carried good passengers from Fort Benton, with Lady Grace and Maggie Hays departing today.
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Secial Dispatch
Cincinnati Times
St. Louis
Illinois
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Omaha
Dubuque
Yorktown
Benton
Fort Benton
Lady Grace
Maggie Hays
Hole in the Day assassination cited in Crow report
Fragmentary OCR describes the death of a renowned figure nicknamed Hole in the Day and notes violence around Crow on a recent Saturday. The garbled text references a steamer arrival and a pistol attack but lacks clear, coherent details or full names.
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