Frazer River Gold Fever and Pacific Notables
The steamer Moses Taylor from California arrived in New York on the 27th. Reports focus on the Fraser River gold excitement with extraordinary yields for miners and rising prospecting activity. Indians attack emigrants near Schome, fear of overrun mining regions grows. News notes include Oregon Indians gathering, Wisconsin Farmer subscription and Central railroad progress, Utah and Salt Lake City troop orders, and various weather and local incidents.
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Moses Taylor
California
Atew York
Frazer River
Schome
San Francisco
Hudson’s Bay Company
Vistoria
Oregon
Upper Columbia
Tag. Hima
Many Notices and Local Anecdotes From Early July
The Washington Union reports Governor Denver’s lack of intent to resign amid ongoing friction. Oswego voters reject a 6005 tax to repair the West pier, 87 to 6. A Cincinnati man wins a horse race after twenty one miles, earning about 87590. Mississippi judge rules life insurance not attachable to satisfy creditors. Moonzue heir is Gouveracer, a Treasury clerk. A mystery East India Island islander story surfaces. A man named Eliot from Princeton, Ohio, found dead by hanging. News from Cleveland Ledger on a drowning case in Detroit. Reports of a fire at Rockaway and arrivals of steamers America and Arago. Descriptions include ship arrivals, a galley dispute in France, and a strange river incrusting stone. Various local incidents and rumors fill the page.
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Moonzue
Ismoe L. Gouveracer
Clerck
East India Islands
Eliot
Princetown
Ohio
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