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Lima Argus in Lima, Ohio

04 Aug 1846

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Lima Argus

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1846

Page

2

Fragmented 1846 diplomatic dispatch on Oregon boundaries and policy

The document outlines British American discussions over the Oregon boundary near the 49th parallel, navigation rights of the Columbia River, and settlement interests. It notes Lord Aberdeen's refusals, anticipated Senate reactions, and potential modifications to Pakenham's offer while detailing Hudson's Bay Company rights and territorial implications for British subjects and American governance.

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Tod for Governor and Jacksons dying words mix in chaos

The fragment shows political slogans for Governor David Tod and General Jackson's supposed dying words about an honest government and monetary system. It cites constitutional bans and references working class rights, mingled with garbled OCR lines and old political rhetoric.

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Futader United States Jackson
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Reporter editor attack sparks cruelty to animals threat

A fragment from a 19th century issue attacks the Reporter editor H Davison and local Democratic candidates for Recorder. It accuses anonymous scribes of corrupting the paper and ends with a vow to press charges for cruelty to animals if the persecution continues.

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Jones Maratach Hhough Japan Fix
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Mesmerist Spencer Linked to Murder Tale From 1844

A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Spencer, a Mesmerism itinerant in 1844, accused by Whig papers of imposture, later linked to a murder involving a Columbus woman. The account hints at arrest, imprisonment, and political framing, with lingering questions about guilt and motive.

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Spencer Mt. Weenes Thia Spencer Columbus Jersey Cte Georg Maine
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Fragmented OCR note on events and names

A garbled OCR fragment mentions various disjointed terms including names and places, with unclear dates or actions. The text reads as a confused collection of words about groups, events, and possible casualties, without verifiable details or coherent narrative.

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