President Lillmora letter to Maxwel of New York Port
An intelligencer letter from President Lillmora to hush Maxwell, Codagier of the Port of New York, answers Maxwell's inquiry about George Law and the sailing of the U S Mail Steamer. The reply asserts Congress alone may declare war and questions the right of a citizen to warlike action against government policy. It discusses the balance of power between the U S and Spain, and warns against foreign interference. The piece includes a Rochester Union recipe and notes on Cuban annexation and Lobos Islands diplomacy.
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Lillmora
Masxwell
New York
Maxwell
George Law
Savitu
Thy Preston
Law
U.S
Congress
Mor
Jawa
Spain
Dane
Ing. Clavaner
Lingana
United States
Aly Torii Vaseels
Meyer
Hots Taal
Dea
Digwscih
Prnrattan
Art Eilemore
Hinchotn
T4th
Seys
Aeiaan Fo
Port Soilling
Bac Terio
Gov Ramsey
Brayarga Des Sioux
Vaal
Notre
Hemige Darby
St. Paul
Binur
St Teuilare
Gealeda
Veta
Joan Quiscy
Thes
Bughasi
Cuba
Sentinelt
California News on San Francisco Gold Shipments
The steamship Frometheug arrives New York with November news from California. Reports say the October shipment reached 4,679,212 dollars, and monthly totals may exceed 5,000,000. Large gold lumps and sizeable rushes are noted, with mining outputs rising and boosting state prospects. Efforts to burn the San Francisco jetty are mentioned.
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Frometheug
New York
Cates
San Francisco
Tema
Chamail
Enon
California
Oye
San Peanvisao
New Hampshire Liquor Law's Constitutional Challenge
Judges Beth Massman Gilchrist of the Supreme Court discuss the constitutionality of the liquor law, noting rights to jury trials, forfeiture powers, and conflicts with the US Constitution. The piece also contrasts proposals for state banking and a Boston civic tribute to the incoming president, with brief notes on bank misstatements and church-sale rumors.
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Beth, Massman
Gilchrist
Supreme Court
Carters
Ardor
Iehigher
Tia
United States
Vast 1840s highway scheme hailed by press and politicians
Listing notices fail without prepaid charges as Baraboo prints a sprawling sample article praising the Mississippi Valley Railroad project. It cites St Louis meetings, Washington Republic commentary, and legislative interest from New Hampshire, Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, and Ohio, arguing for national land grants and water routes to unite regions and ease sectional tensions.
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Mississippi Valley
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arkansas
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesota
St. Paul
Egypt
Rome
Daily Union
St Louis
Henves
Congresa
Washlington
Missiseppi
St. Louis
Lengs Uwalelening
New England
North West
Vice Presidency contest and political notes in 1852
The text discusses the vice presidential selection process under the U S Constitution and mentions possible candidates such as Graham. It notes the Senate's role if no candidate secures a majority and references periodical subscriptions and literary works. It also covers local election results and political commentary from Massachusetts and other regions.
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Choure
Graham
Senate
Hike
Sir Sady
Sept weather and mixed news from 1800s era dispatches
A fragmented report notes September weather mild, Ole Bull’s 90 000 sum, and a New York December claim about baggage for the ill fated steamer Henry. A Mexico City letter details Arista’s government crisis, troops surrounding the capital, and revolutions near the capital line. Reports place 4000 troops marching with forces aligned with rebels.
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Henry
Mexico
Prineiton a Paltere and the Baltic voyage risks
An OCR fragment recounts the Prineiton a Paltere voyage from Baltimore amid dangerous helm and stern measurements, noting doubts of final success. It discusses speed trials, supply packing, and prices, with side comments on wages, a national forest, and political references, all in a perplexing late 19th century style.
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