Publication ends as editors exit Vancouver paper
The Che Pancouber Register in Vancouver announces end of its one year of publication with editors stepping down but affirming continued community service and a hope for the paper's revival. They credit readers and advertisers for support and reflect on agricultural notes about fruit crops and climate suitability.
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Megister
Ile
Revierea
Hiabet
California
Parmiter
Wattern
Buidenlopes
Loyal Michigan convention urges protection for Southern Unionists
A Michigan State Convention meeting in Detroit August 3 declares government duty to shield Southern Unionists from rebel aggression. It condemns renewal of rebellion at the ballot, warns of loyalist persecution, and calls Patriots nationwide to defend those loyal to the Union while criticizing looting, violence and the failed pledges of emancipation. Also notes boiler and fire safety concerns, a judge's travel, and a local blacksmith rebuilding after arson.
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Uoloo State
Michigan
Detroit
Mecerion
Mirrule
Les Trayedite
Aid
Eayn
Louisiana
Hta
Fem
Ife
Partriot
Liberty
Ile
Winn
New York
Lincoln
New Orleans
South
Immigrant Aid Society urged for Willamette valley settlement
The article urges forming an Immigrant and Settler’s Aid Society to assist newcomers arriving via overland routes. It notes rising immigrant expectations, cites a past loan to a destitute arrival, and praises local enterprise including a Mill project by Mr. Lieser, while urging community support for aid, information, and infrastructural improvements.
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Willamette Valley
Vancouser
Eastern News Dispatches From Civil War Era Headlines
A long relay of telegraph reports from Grant and Sherman headquarters discusses Indian troubles overstated, political alignments in New Jersey and Illinois, Southern conventions in Philadelphia and Baltimore, and Gen Grant's stance with President Grant amid party turmoil. It notes resignations, conventions, and reactions in New York New Orleans and Chicago with regional political maneuvering.
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Washington
Grant
Sherman
Jarty Mathas
Napenall Loaniely
Roarie
Ted
Chicago
Ward
New Jersey
Republican Party
Union Party
Petaions Party
Baryon
Gen. Grant
Farragut
Stoffman
Baltimore
Anne
Hanover Switch
Washington Road
Milton Benson
Philadelphia
Grant Ead
Polen League
Independence Square
Charles Itta
Union
Lecie Mouse
Longaedi
Tomer
Hoechrouthe
Astrone
Ible Ranarks
Hhey
Perbel
Tor
NATO Capeadecane
Thas
Benondein Phew
Welome
Nypur
North
Wiley
Indi
New York
Tinnitel Uantin
Ding
Hank
Republican
Erection of New Beiek Building and Fire Scene Report
The article notes the erection of a new building by Durpais and Golive, with a public ceremony and a bottle containing items and the first issue of the Vancouver Chronicle, to be released after preservation. It also reports a massive fire near the burnt woods, detailing its impact on land and timber and a potential opening for settlers to establish new farms.
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Ma. Taeven
Minto
Marker
Bars
Oregon
Salem
Rocky Mountains
Laeser
Vancouver
Laer
Noman
Lieser Han
Wimaelf
Wiese
Ubieage Journal
Opreatsa Te Ferine Gentaatiott
Durpais
Golive
Beiek
Barthy
Iam
Mussoa
Craning Sieum and Co
Vencouvee Chronicle
Ian
Here
Lewis
Athlers
Viel
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Anne Voncnenel
Ulin
Hlinvis
Mill
Puvierius
Wrehe
Walle Walla
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Vanie
Great Northwest
Partie
San Peanekswo
Tin
Boblora
Main Stree
Thiol
Aneil Ns House
Diapatchea
Oroguiiing
Wadlenok
Texay
Lousannis
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Virginia
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Alabama
Kemtupky
Mississippi
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Speed Tod
Brownlow
United States
Montpalion
New
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Congress
Tole
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Waterbury
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