Rescues At Sea From Gazette Wreck On Buffalo Harbor
A Cleveland Gazette report details the schooner Gelle of Milgn driven ashore at Buffalo amid a gale. Captain Morgan L Bass and crew were saved after boats battled heavy seas, with relief from Captain C C Stannard of the Cleveland. The Gazette's cargo was coal and the ship was uninsured as the railroad article discusses U S rail expansion.
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Bokoomey ‘Gazette
Batertag
Cleveland Pabers
Gazette
Hieradd
Gucelle
Milgn
Buffalo
Morgan L. Bass
John Parish
Athe Wi Eres
Sine
C. C. Stannard
Cleveland
Mr. Thompson
Railroad Hotel
The
Gazelte
Railroads expand markets and boost city growth in a republic note
The article argues railroads widen the nation’s reach and raise city populations, citing Boston’s 65 percent growth and Illinois land value gains. It highlights government land grants to the Central Railroad, predicting federal profit and private landholder gains, as evidence of reciprocal benefits from large infrastructure projects.
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Boston
Huang
Ak In
Cliuais Central Railroad
Hde Bew
Runisye Utro’chem
Federal Treasury
Republic
Rise of the French Empire Declared and British Funds Slump
European report notes the French Empire was officially declared on the 3d instant with a forthcoming Anglo French commerce treaty. England plans a canal across the Isthmus of Darien, and British funds fall as military buildup rises. Paris welcome ceremony features the Emperor’s triumphal entry and new marshals named.
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Basguch
Africa
Liverpool
Baltimore
Plidelphia
Ohio
French Empire
England
France
Darien
Mary
A. Bintsinghan
Lord Frankfort
House of Correction
Henry Lennox
St. Cloud
M. Bellante
Gens
Desaint
Amaud
Marinn
de Castellane
Seine
Hotel de Ville
Paris
St. Petersburgh
Czarto
Napologn
Shrewd Move Snuffs Out Fat Office Ambition
Californians are up to snuff as one of the shrewdest maneuvers in San Francisco transcripts clears the path for a bold office bid. The remark highlights a cunning strategy by a key figure as others weigh the outcome.
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San Francisco Transcript
Unnamed Clerk Election Scandal In Early Era
A late election period shows confusion over the Clerk of the Superior Court seat. Allegations claim no nominations were made by major parties, leaving Mr Algurnon Sydney Sith to contend with a few printed ballots and a narrow 29 vote margin. The piece also details a house dispute involving Mrs A and a Doctor, including a nighttime assault with a cowhide and a pursuit through rooms, ending with the Doctor fleeing to his room.
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Superior Court
Algurnon
Sydney Sith
Chen
Kimy
Shank
Mery
Mr. Smith
Wiig
Alee
Taghlet
Productia
Mia Jas
Ellen Ly
Stenyale
Stestiin
Jana Tiple
Siin
Ant
Tie
House of Mus
C. Stet
Toy
Indy
Sam
Hegls Yan
Ded
Mr. AL
Phat Tady
A. O
Nyr
C. A
Rail line debate stirs Washburn area residents
A recent citizens meeting in the various points heats up discussion on a rail link extending from Gaswron to Glan. The plan would affect the northern Glaan road and connect with New York superior routes, with supporters urging a proper effort to push for the project before delays.
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Aitizena
He Virions Peints
Tielson
Grafton
Dris Dasignad
da Glaan Road
New York
Pita
Glan
von Giles
Anis
Reifront Meeting by Massians on the tock ist
Fragmentary OCR notes detail a meeting among Massians led by Senyvoncion about a railroad link. It mentions a proposal for a direct connection between New York and a western region, with plans to visit New York to discuss cooperation with officers of the New York and railroad.
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Theyrthern
Enon
el Madins
New York and Rete Road
Tereence
Thair Vou
Lecture by Brooklyn temperance advocate at local meeting
Mr J B Lawns of Brooklyn delivered a temperance lecture to a respectable audience in the area. The report notes the talk was original and well received by some, with others expressing disapproval and rumors of intoxicated followers. Aly Laws, a Cleveland Commercial attorney, praised his temperance work and urged public confidence.
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J. B. Lawns
Brooklyn
Cuyalo Co
Laws
Clevelant Commercial
Rao
Vue Pree Spil Votes Thig aminstiz to look over our Free Boil paxchanges
The piece surveys varied opinions on the recent vote for Jons Po Tlane and the future of parties, noting some celebrate, others lament the Whig party’s alleged annihilation, while reflections on loyalty and public sentiment emerge amid party realignments.
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Jons Po Tlane
Party of Progress
Union
Kindurheok
Manres
Mormonism and politics in a 19th century discourse
A scanned 19th century column rails at editorials and party strength amid Mormon faith and abolition era tensions. It discusses Mormon expansion from Salt Lake Valley to California and Oregon, noting population growth, slavery views, and political implications. It mentions travel with a missionary, the Salt Lake market, and reactions to Democratic and Whig positions. It also reports a local theft and an postelection outcome in Morgan and Washington Districts.
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Jase
Linrope
Phy Church
Kent
Ife
Europe
Land
Washlington
Co West
Young
Wien
Salt Lake Valley
Sbundanara
California
Salt Lake
Seata
Canaan
Valley of
Mar West
Nauvoo
Stata
Women of the Caled Sriten Resisted at Oberlin Jail Return
A chaotic report details two Barnes sisters recaptured after jail escape, thefts, and concealment. Citizens and Constable Gaston helped in the pursuit, others arrested for harboring prisoners but freed for insufficient evidence. A long notice laments slavery and calls English women to sign an abolition appeal addressed to the United States, urging moral restraint and action.
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Privoaery
Egg
Doorwrres
Stiripe
Mr. Uravopy
Grattois
Winetery
Spiris
Nimbels
Ata Mectios
Sundertland
United States
Marge Lasanis
England
Wong
Memorial Meeting Sees Subcommittees Appointed and Hope for Peace
A fragmentary account notes a memorial approved with two sub committees named. Attendees include numerous titled ladies and commoners such as the Countess of Shaftesbury, Lady Grosvenor, Mrs. Montagu Villiers, and Miss Parke, among others, reflecting a broad social turnout as the group voices hope for a swift resolution. The language suggests wartime context and calls for divine blessing and peaceful ends.
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Zera
Lutchestes
Sutherland
Bedford
Countess of
Shaftasbury
Grosvenor
Wiscountess
Palmerston
Cowlay
Rushven
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