Oregon Territory Act and Boundary Provisions Drafted in 19th Century
A sweeping act extends U.S. jurisdiction over the Oregon territory east of the Rockies and west of the Missouri, with courts, land grants, Indian affairs, and a coast to coast mail route. It authorizes judges, justices, and officials, and outlines duties to erect stockades and protect emigrants. Joint resolutions also address terminating or adapting earlier UK treaties and establishing a transit route from Fort Leavenworth to Astoria via Grand Island and the Platte River, with postal transport obligations and funding.
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Oregon
Sanate
House of Representatives
Saatca
Ameria
Congress
Supreme Court
Iuwa
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Great Britain
Fordan
Eizutera Lan
Aean
Presens
Dows
Lowa
United States
Unite States
Greas Britain
Fort Leavenworth
Grand Island
Plate River
Laramie
Furi Hall
Port Boise
Port Wai- Jawata
Oregon Cry
Willemauie River
Artomac
Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Fort Leaven_ sworth
Astoria
Moontin
United State
Owen
Lima Argus Report Implies Sudden Death of Lina
Fragmentary item notes a death linked to a dishonesty accusation and a plea from a person named Lina. The brief mentions a time frame of 49 minutes and references a prominent local paper tone. Specific details and context are unclear due to unreadable OCR.
Argus for the Cage campaign and Democratic push
The Argus offers a campaign paper at fifty cents urging circulation to energize democratic efforts in Allen County. It calls for reader support, lists subscription rates, promotes advertising through George P. Ingman, and notes a push to spread Democratic materials while criticizing opposing resolutions amid a legislative dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argus
Fedesel
Dem. Sur
Monph
Allen County
The
Democratic Standard
Mesws
Anderson and Jacobs
The Bankers Fraud and State Stock Scandal Unveiled
A harsh critique of Ohio bankers and politicians tied to state stock schemes. It accuses Gustavus Swan Alfred Kelley Joe Lake and Hiren Grigwold of buying state stocks at low prices, diverting funds to Life and Trust Company, and using law changes to empower banking profits. The piece denounces fraud and predicts righteous retribution. It links these acts to the Independent Treasury and suspensions of specie payments, warning of further instability and urging public action against banking interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Wall Street
Gustavus Swan
Alfred Kelley
Joe Lake
Hiren Grigwold
Kelley
Life and Trust Company
Atings, Brothers & Co
Trust Company
Alete
Legudatore
Scoie
Shep
Hell
Treasury
House of Representatives
Senate
Boas
Andrew Jack
Odependent Treasury
Democratic Party
Psande Shen
Fordard
United States
The Polish Revolution Stalled and Ended
Incoming foreign papers report the Mulendias revolt ended in disaster with hundreds decapitated and many sent to Siberia. A separate tale notes a printer’s debt borrowing money, provoking laughter among readers as a shabby episode.
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Mulendias
Siberia
Eagle House Card Endorses Mempono in Renton
The notice directs travelers to the Eagle House in Renton and recommends Mr Mempono for convenient accommodations and reputable service, inviting investments and patronage from the traveling public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mempono
Eagle House
Renton
Webster Declines To Comment On Secret Service Fund
The President has for reasons of state declined to furnish any information regarding the appropriation of the secret service fund during Mr Webster’s term as Secretary of State. Papers involving the McLeod case have been submitted for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Webster
Pary
Secret Service Fund
Ma. Webster
McLeod
Banker's arrest reported in Coshocton incident
The Coshocton Democrat recounts a banker jailed after a local dispute over credit and a 3700 trait note. Henry Smith of J, theith, firm faced trouble as a citizen attempted to settle debts, bail denied, and a sheriff escort arranged. The newspaper notes possible community restitution efforts to help others in similar predicaments.
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Henry Smith
Theith
Ing
Guahoggan
Grenseman
Coshocton
Smith
Democrat
Auditor's Standpoint on Tax Law Provisions and Exemptions
The document outlines how various taxes apply under the new law for professionals and property, detailing assessments for physicians and lawyers, tavern keepers, ship owners, and other items. It notes that old laws coexist with new provisions, requiring listing of personal property and notes, and clarifies exemptions and inclusions for chin ware, weapons, and apparel.
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Agenl
Aiaia
Merchaeton
Hines
Csabio
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Valle
Thas Cutad
Nico
Fee
United States of
Usid
Lima Argus
Chols, Editur
Lina, A
May
Goterreda, David Ted
the Argus
Silke
George P. Ingman
Kenton
Hardin Co
Amenthenia
London,Geographical Society
Dahomey
Guinea
John Pucca
Duncan Tras
Kinzs
Duncan
I Mungo Park
Tim
Caledonia
India
Sto. Dued
Auditor SF
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