Early Northwest Settlement and Wayne Monument Tale
A historical account recounts early Northwest Territory settlement around Marietta and the 1785 Greenville treaty. It covers Gen Anthony Wayne campaigns, the 1794-95 victories, and the later Erie burial tale of Wayne, plus a note on monumental marker details and pension reform suggestions by Gen John C. Black.
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Jani
Mary Harris
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Hage Feather
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Sin
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Tuncarawea
Paria
United States
Ohio
Britain
Pelleapaibed
United Missioners
Gearte Stogern Clarke
Richart Butler
Arthur Lee
Penta Wheeling
Tettera
Department of State
Washington
Marietta
Weathersfield
Trumbull County
Oho
Fort Pitt
Ensign Aermatrong
Ensign Armattong
Beaver River
Columbiana
Yellow Creek
Pepperihy Wellesity
Jefferson County
Mingo Bottom
Old Town
Norris’ Niles
Mercer
John Carpenter
Milne
Biota
Wheel
Miami
Evis
Selate
Joby Cleves Symmes
Bigeye
Keena
Harrison
Jon
Cincinnati
Keeney
Wilkin
Geo
Ur St. Clair
Gover Tata
Ie County
Spain
Ohio River
Wayne
Chaimclertaiia
Ancien
Maumee
Tepa Atea
Greenville
Darkecan
Indian Confederacy
Cuyahoga
Anthony Wayne
Puthane Wayne
Pennsylvania
Fatebaeat
George Washington
George Rogers Clarke
Fnally
Wayoo
Col. Johnson
Rush
General Wayne
Madeira
Congress
Gen. St. Clair
Ft. Recovery
Ft. Defiance
St. Mary's
Ft. Adams
Maumee Rapids
Waynesville
Detroit
Michigan
Eee
Ure
Hving
Erie
Saar Tanel Tae
Chester Coure
Centennial reflections and political noting in a late 19th century city column
A wide ranging column discusses the death of a noted elder dame resembling a founding Democrat figure and reflections on Jefferson’s legacy. It covers Ex-Gov Porter and Secretary Bayard prospective successors, Civil Service reform, and possible Supreme Court and diplomatic appointments. The piece also notes a long Interior Department report, post office employment figures, and a Massachusetts temperance debate contrasting license and prohibition arrests. It mentions Illinois Democrats' fundraising and a quarrel over patronage, concluding with a call for temperance advocates in prohibition areas.
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SpLiWier
United States
Jefferson
Kim
Grea
Democratic
Sanghtore
Mins
Alice
Porter
Mr. Bayard
Belmont
N. J
Ataire
Bayard
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Lamar
Secretary of the Interior
Select Committee of the Senate
Cockrell
Post Office
Llinois Democrats
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Donte Marry Him a 2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a character study with Rather and Esther aged figures, a young man linked to Dr. Plorca's Faith, and references to Lincoln. The passage is garbled but hints at social dynamics, reputations, and a Lincoln context without clear events or dates.
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Esther
Dr. Plorca
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