Hungarian Starving Refugees Aided by Koszuth Heroine
Two Hungarian refugees Lady Maria and Madame Kosuth flee danger through Serbia and Bulgaria to Belgrade and Shumula. They gain asylum from Italian and Serbian authorities, aided by British passports, crossing harsh winter roads to reach Lajos Kossuth, greeted by cheering refugees at the gates.
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Madame Li
Frontiera
Hungary
Danube
Soubin
Tha
Belgrade
Dan Security
Turkey
Conan
M.kosauth
Italy
Anrary
M.cosauth
Mademe
Madame Ntossuh
Aladamé Kossuth
Kossuth
Widdin
Shumula
Servia
Delgrado
Mra
Miss Bloomfield
Madama Kossuth
Ele
Madame Moseuth
Maria F- S
Remarkable escape of Madame Kossuth amid Hungarian turmoil
A narrative recounts Madame Kossuth and her fight for safety during Hungary's 1848 upheaval. It follows her separation from Governor Lajos Kosuth, the perilous trek across frontiers, and a dedicated Hungarian woman Madame L disguising herself as a beggar to locate Kosuth’s wife. The tale covers pursuit by Austrian forces, the delivery of children to loyal protectors, and the sisters of charity aiding the duo’s escape with forged assurances that Kosuth still lives.
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Banghry
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Suthy
Svare
Atad
Maroch
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Zégadin
Tle Tisch
Altdd
Georgy
Hus
Gotion Toops
Ads
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Titmy
Ander Patkic
Dembingk
Temeswar
Dem
Dafatudd
Elarman Atderey
Ludote
Dembinski
Arad
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Vislagor
Bature
Kutayinh
M. Kosauth
Forin
Boeksak
Avare
Haynau
Psath
Hungary
Orash Hoya
Louis Roseuth
M. Kos
Necascary
Madame TL
Turkey
Elangary
Madame Kossuth
Madame L
Southers
Ossad
Syria
Gsba
Gene Ge
M. Kecsuths
Duro
Abe Pamaga
Pig
Kosculby
Mantes
Childran
Pesth
Hhem
Kedanthhe
Widdin
Asygytoin
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Widden
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Thoré
Atill
Jetter
Jide
Iddy
Kossuth
Maria F
Hadgery
Matiaf
Sisters of Charity
Maria
Proor Kossuth
Nadame L
Mario
Ang
Secretary of the Treasury Report Questionable Text
Fragmentary OCR text references the Treasury report with garbled numbers and unclear phrases. Key figures and context are unreadable, leaving the main point and entities indeterminate.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Tariff Changes and U S Import Dependency Debate
The document reviews 1840s to 1850s export and import imbalances, noting a surge in foreign fabric imports, rising revenue from imports, and a looming risk to domestic labor. It highlights cotton, iron, and cotton fabric shifts, urging Congress to regulate foreign commerce to protect domestic industry and revenue, with warnings of potential direct taxation if import dependence persists.
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United States
Treasury
Jha
Woye and
Congress
Tolsey
Haa
Pigig
Stockbridge Kare Held Pair Wish Indifference
Fragmentary OCR text from Stockbridge mentions Kare and a held pair but lacks clear verifiable facts or context to form a coherent event summary. No definite persons or organizations can be confirmed for a meaningful newspaper card.
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Stockbridge
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