Fragmented 19th Century Chronicle of War and Politics
An fragmentary letter and political discourse recount conflicts over slavery and party lines led by Allen and Buckingh am in the aftermath of legislative struggles. The text details Old Line Democrats Whigs and Independent Democrats stances, outlines election strategies, and references national and state political tides, including abolitionist currents and the Maine Law debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
barSiste
Hough
Isaac J, Allen
Buebingben
Liplier
Duilge Breell
St. HieRingtivn
Lewats
Velink
Fewin
Winder
Buckinglor
Alon
Meo Myers
Myovedin
Efpres
Darieee
Dave Tur
Lewis
Hinds
Eond
Bresehes
Ane
Tone Fue
Allen
Lyeilemeny Gp Sears
Theis
Lin Tasidi Banke
Bee
Comdidale
United Seatee Senraten
Eifidsrut Agibon
Aileen
Menuin
Anil
Forgy
Agg
S Party
Maurachais
Dewoorey
Ily Nasonal Sdmininiza
Phembiga
Ballymore
Olio
Elernen
Baltimore
Coiepoiven
Sadal Tley
Atv
Ily Me
Aleo
Senate
House
Ted
Tshlew
Conordian
Alia Arthc
Walter
Sanorisien
Gero
Democraim Tngerlier
Faery
Congress
Missouri
Benian
Maelee
Hinckeliam
Eith
Demonrave
Holt
Wuller
Oynbell
Maine Law Advocate in Limba A diay Oliver 8 Lion War
A Maine law advocate associated with temperance struggles faces dismissal after legal and moral controversy. A former prison term and governor’s reprieve are noted amid accusations, protests, and debate over intoxicants and temperance leadership. The piece cites broader moral critique and public response across communities and newspapers.
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Roecreant
Maine
Limba
Oliver
Peter
Wood
Gough
Cleveland Herall
Felluer
Devoria
Submarine Telegraph Privilege Granted and Appointments Made
A fragmentary report notes a submarine telegraph link from Cubs to a Florida point granted to Samuel A. Kennedy and partners. Viram Powers is named as commercial agent for the United States at Provence, with other lines referencing railroads and miles in transit.
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Abera
Wasnivotos
Hye Do
Cubs
Florida
Samual A. Kennedy
Mihers
Viram Powers
Bg Bewlptor
Toa
United State
Provence
Fragmentary 1840 Spring Rumor From Ravenna Whig Vigil
Fragmentary reminiscence describes a 1840 spring revelry amid whiskey and cider, noting political tension between Whigs and Democrats in Ravenna. References to temperance figures Caleb Brown and revenue tax debates hint at broader voter unrest and local fiscal concerns of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Waler
Abe Warchiwond
Ravenna
Tipperanne
Valorian
Contemptible Ennstands The temperance debate and demagogues
The Portage Sentinel critiques temperance opponents and political maneuvering, accusing them of demagoguery and hidden motives while defending abolition of corrupt practices and the ethical aims of reform. It highlights resistance to temperance zeal, urging adherence to principled political action and the law.
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Emmy
War clouds loom as Russia moves against Turkey in Europe
The steamer Mashengion reports a swift shift in European affairs. Russia has rejected mediation and appears set to press the Sultan, threatening wider war. England and Austria struggle to balance aims, fearing a major conflict that could sever trade and upset the East. In the Americas reports mention Indian hostilities and violence, including an attack on Dr. Rose and the killing of a couple on the way to Pr, Ambrose’s. The scene shifts from diplomacy to violence as conflicts unfold both abroad and at home.
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Flanders
Abolitioniae
Ongamiston
Diehances
Mashengion
Pullieten
Rusvis
Russia
Vurkey
Han Bren
Ards
Europe
England
Fiume
Austra
Ben Bla
Torheny
Constantinople
Nicholas
Eurype
Dave
Williem I. Rowe
Juban Hardin
John
Lower
Applegate
Kilmathe
Cartain
Oawond
F Rogers
Re Tinga
Bogg
Jacksonville
F Jones
Erves
The Tedian Tastruction in Rogue Valley War Tale
A distorted report from Prom Oregon references an uprising and clashes in Rogue Valley involving Rogue tribes and allied bands. It mentions reprisals, destruction of homes, and a clash with authorities, with dispatches noting casualties and a looming engagement near a fort. The piece cites observers and a Mosittata Herald dispatch for further details.
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Tim J Cille
Rogie Rowe Valley
Tegalin
Carey
Enteral Tiihes
Fit
Howe
Frokeonville
Jeff Jacksonville
Percen
Jy Lo
Susan
Fr. Rowe
JM. Meedin
Mostra
Qverbaek
Dunn
Griffin
Wdogen
Rogua
Rogie
Jacksontille
Aviliensk
Mieaueriunilinge
Pnp
al Thiol Fallawellidouk
Buaner
Jodin
Mosittata Herald
Downwghile
Jostynt
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Neal
Mmsson
Burgoyer
Antes
Alnope
Jermeys
Joboly
Wiusile
Ase
Elvan
Alex
Sweshington
Byringer
Ganda Buckingham
Patnae
Mitafield
Joshua Ht
Naga
Fran Sain
Monty Paar
Leeruemul Burrentosluy
Hagertaner
Venice
Aaron
Jolin
Leroga
Adiesteve
Govetemen
Tim
Vie Nevion
Wren Renee Etreminnaly
Coverine
Lavery
Enon
Calibornia
Waggy Ban Francivca
Ainsler
San Feenessco
Lola Montex
Grows Valley
San Prancisco
Clark
Sacramento Union
M. Nicholson
City
Shama
Liliann
Hlenow
tInaquit Rangers
Soaquin Marketta
Minuken
Atlantic States
Selly
Thas Jrurion
Ie Slate
Baat
Lange Olere
Zoe Fed
CIA
Tuernis
Pasionvier
Canen Brosy Beenuar
Erriain
Hank
Desiens
Filyna
Dye
Hayes & Kinninger
Alleglesen
Uaved & Kinninger
Parlin
Aaland Cusaiow Press
Thianurt
Tay
Marth
Auiater
Willa Hamilton
Hamilton
Smorigren
J. Sons, Sheri
PUMA
Orion
Alonday
Court
Jones, Shelf
Lair
Kerdiere
F. Mopchkiss
Asii Nusl
Norria
Potter
Avhland
Ashland
Borie
Forth Wen
Beetton Sevn
Tor Twanty aneniBlland Range
Atonn
Ileameth Maidlen
Julio Beidler
Japors
Wannee
Court of Common Plows
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