Oregon's wartime sea routes and Oregon's freight costs
Anson Part Jo 4, Uannies Cleveland Cra presents a long discussion on Oregon's logistics during a wartime period. The author notes the high costs for moving goods and people, the lengthy time to travel, and the strain on Oregon's food and supplies. The piece references Oregon's dependence on mail steamers and cabin passage costs, plus the broader impact on the state’s economy and daily life.
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Oreson
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Stee
San Francisco
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Uannies
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Standa Baraboo May 26 1852 Notice
Baraboo Wisconsin Wednesday May 26 1852 Princeton Harry Dodge. Sab el to the decision of Nataya Convention.
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Editorial on Jane 5 vote and Democratic split in Bak County
The piece critiques the National Convention nomination and urges Democrats to unite behind stronger party leadership. It contrasts candidates and warns against demagoguery, urging readers to consider GOP alignment and the impact on state politics. The long draft argues for disciplined party support and warns of strategic missteps.
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Edita
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Jacobi
Ganes
Charity Begins at Tome Reflections on National Character
Fragmented historical musings critique public opinion wealth and national flaws. The author laments social vices, including slavery, rum, press licentiousness, and political hypocrisy, urging moral self-examination and reform. The piece critiques northern senators and calls attention to public ethics.
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Dai Ker
Nation converges on moral pest house amid calls for reform
A fragmented editorial voice denounces foreign influence and domestic vice, urging withdrawal of missionary funding and a focus on compassion and reform. It laments extravagant religion and wealth while poverty stagnates, urging action against moral decay and economic disparity.
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Hie
Foreign Uws Exar ann Meilings and Military Boll Pass
The article discusses debates in the Lords on the pass of a new military bill, government stance on alienation of existing ay in the House of Commons, and remarks by Mr. 1 Tsonel. It recounts ship Brallont from Austria with gold, diplomatic correspondences between Britain, Russia, and Prussia, and varied wartime and political notes including Greece expulsion and emigration figures.
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Tsonel
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Robert Poend
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London
Paris
TNO
Leon
Levy
Fragmented 19th Century Text on Baden and Murder
A garbled OCR fragment recalls Baden state affairs, a murder rumor, and regency issues. It mentions the Duke of Baden, Caspar Plouser, and a cave escape, with uncertain facts about succession and legitimacy, all amid chaotic transitional details.
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Caspar Plouser
Tie Geen
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Bes
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