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07 Dec 1847
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Newspaper
Lima Argus
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1847
Page
1
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The fragment from The Lima Argus shows garbled OCR text referencing speed and work. It mentions misread phrases about a riot or reaction and a call to action. Readable lines are insufficient for a confident summary.
Fragmentary recounting of the fall of the Alamo describes a siege in Texas with mentions of General prelude and Texan resistance. The text evokes a tense twilight battle, the surrounding hills, and the lingering memory of a decisive confrontation.
Fragmented OCR recounts a battle scene with references to Mexicana and Santa Anna amid stormy skies. Descriptions of violence, fires, and troops suggest a Civil War era clash, naming Geary and a sequence of hostilities and assaults.
A chaotic 1847 narrative recalls Texan struggle at the Alamo with vivid combat imagery. The text shifts to distant events about British politics, Empress visit, and Canadian matters, mentioning Br Beach Minister Tud and the Mackenzie era diplomacy, interwoven with fragmented war reflections.
A vivid account describes a powerful earthquake shaking Alameda and Mexico City on different dates, collapsing structures, panicked crowds, and widespread damage. It notes ruined buildings, fear among residents, and officials assessing the aftermath while contrasting foreign and domestic responses to the disaster.
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