The Oregon Massacre Details from Spalding Account
The Missionary Herald reports the November 23 massacre in Oregon where 48 women and children were enslaved and brutally killed or wounded. Survivors, including family of Dr. Whitman and Mr. Rogers, recount the horror, with sketches of the attackers, captives, and the delayed burial of bodies.
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Anecdote of General Cass and Revolutionary Courage
Upward of twenty years ago a narrative recalls General Lewis Cass governor of Michigan exploring Lake Superior with 33 men including 20 regulars. Cass confronts a British flag and Indian camp, marches through savages to reclaim the flag, threating retaliation if British flags fly on American soil. The piece reflects on daring courage and notes Newport Mercury’s ninety-year milestone since 1779.
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Cat Attack on McKinley in Pioneer 1781 Kentucky
In a May incident at a pioneer Lexington schoolhouse a teacher named McKinley was attacked by a large cat. The beast clamped its teeth, mangling his side and tearing clothing, while locals revived him and carried him to safety as neighbors feared the creature. McKinley later recovered and lived in Bourton County, Kentucky, into 1930.
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Soldiers Land Warrants Draw Strong Prices in Cincinnati Market
The Cincinnati Comsercis reports soldiers land warrants fetch high values in the city. Warrants for 169 acres and larger totals prove worth up to 200 dollars in land offices, with investors buying around 6117 or 8175, claiming solid returns. It recalls past abuses by officials against Revolutionary soldiers and warns against profiteering from veterans benefits.
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Fragmentary Ohio Banking Alarm Prompts Fiscal Caution
A damaged clipping compares Ohio banks’ May 1 condition with August figures, noting asset declines yet a rise in many liabilities. It warns rapid expansion may push toward suspensions, urging prudent restraint to avoid broader financial distress.
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Potato Disease Cure and Anomalous Financial Notes
A fragmentary era report describes a German attempt to cure potato disease with a promising method by Pr Kigtsch of Berlin, awarding 140 from the Prussian government. The text then shifts to political breezes, theatre and literary remarks, and ends with a detailed county financial ledger covering receipts, expenditures, and audit notes for 1847, listing taxes, court costs, and officers’ pay.
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Fragmented OCR note with unreadable names and dates
An incoherent OCR fragment references a person and a 1845 date with unclear context. It mentions a committee or practice period over several years but provides no verifiable facts or complete statements.
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