Tiberius Smith His Journalistic Experiment
In a rambling narrative, the narrator recalls travels with Tiberius Smith through Home Valley Vermont and similar settlements. They imagine reviving a local newspaper press for a remote, isolated community ignorant of much recent history, partly to report events and stir interest among the inhabitants.
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Hugh Pendexter
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Tib
Green Mountain
Agrariana
Kanex County
Home Valley
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Anverson
Canada
United States
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Bellows Falls
Excelsior
Mie
Toch
Tid
States
Tere
Jem Davis
Texas
Sheridan
Merrimac
Mr Bratz
Borswer
Hartiefield
Deacon Dergin
Hickory Star
Himle Tit
Fort Donelson
Naval
Deacon Durkin
Rogland
Nore
Hatte
Dayan Noavis
Home Hollow
Frei HC
Wien
Tim Wrf
Atie
Ite
Amnt
Polotad
Tibewag
Homme
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Tiberius Smith
Weat Point Great Chain Across Hudson Described
An ironmaker notes the Revolutionary era feat of West Point’s great chain spanning the Hudson to deter a second British attack. The chain ran nearly a mile, weighed about 200 tons, and required 60 men, 17 forges, and six weeks to complete at an expense near 400000.
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Hudson River
West Point
Kingston
Albany
Thacher
New Lune Anil
New York
Fragmented OCR Summary From Damaged Washington Text
The readable fragments outline a chaotic scene with references to a merchant, a Washington address, and tangled names. Mentions include a chief figure and a local incident with attendees and shifting actions. The text hints at a conflict or event tied to a person named Hie and a possible legal or civic proceeding.
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Eynele
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Melle
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