Keokes May 31 1961 letter from Dubuque Times fragment
A fragmentary letter describes regimental movements near a city center and praise for Henry O Connor of Muscatine. It criticizes Democratic slander about a Mexican War editor and defends Tom Conway as a devoted representative of the United States Government amid partisan rhetoric.
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Republicans of
Des Maines
Wemeniay
Lisat
Supreme Court
Republican Party
Avery
Coats Ciibs
Abraham Linesinos
The
United Quested
Doles Gates
Keokes
Daax
Aay
Eeeital Platens
Mas Gea Koco
Eli Geer
Welch
Henry O'Connor
Muscatine
Dubuque
Truss
Congress
Conchm
Conwis
Mexico
Tom Coxwin
Sala
Merion
Senembre
Theo
United States
Silense
Senatirrom Michigan
Michigan
Gexwin
Beeen
Mereld
Union
Tom Conwin
United Ste
State War Debt Debate Sparks Frontiers Alarm
The column discusses a heated debate over a 900000 loan to repel possible frontier invasions. It criticizes opponents who call the debt unconstitutional and notes the desire to fund a home guard due to tense relations with Missouri border counties. It mentions camp discipline, anticipated names like Kirkwood or Ellsworth, and a Sunday worship in camp.
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Batcoon
Jemstines
Baw Sanvans
Vampavis
Banvate
Saw
Missouri
Janmrmas
Kirkwood
Ellsworth
Fragmentary note from 1961 editorial page in Dubuque Herald
A damaged clipping mentions proslavery aristocrats and criminals, with insults toward the Dubuque Herald and individuals like Mrs Jones and Henry P Scholte. The text is garbled and provides few clear facts beyond the hostile rhetoric and date reference.
Col Wanans Joins New York Tribune Staff As Washington Correspondent
Word reaches us that Col Wanans of Burlington, former Lincoln elector for this state, has joined the New York Tribune as Washington correspondent. A noted scholar and keen writer, he will enhance the paper’s tone. his tribune pieces headlined From our own correspondent and The War for the Union promise lively reading for town readers.
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Fars
Hasexy Wanaas
Washington
Wanans
Burlington
New York Tribune
Whabington
Obituary notes long Douglas lineage from Mayflower era
A fragmentary obituary traces the Douglas family line from the Mayflower era, recounting Dr Washington s illness and the death of William Douglas in 1682. It outlines generations from Deacon William Douglas to Asa and Bonajah, noting marriages, migrations, and roles in early Connecticut communities.
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Braabn
Moeten
Sone
Willian Ie
Cas
Mared
New London
Conn
William Douglas
Snd
Phillip
Bradstrest
Wiliam Douglas
William Uglas
London
Somough
Edward
Wiestchester
Cheshire
Eosend
Iis Snrowner
Plainfield
Asa
Asa Douglas
Rebeccs
Meak
Daughtare
Rebecca Douglas
Bonajah Douglas
Patmanter
Stephen Arnold
Pessy Douglas
Spopheny
Arnold
Mercury calls the Yan- Cheaterware peddiere
The text provided is fragmented and unclear. It references Mercury, Yan- Cheaterware, and Tenkees with stray letters, offering no coherent event, person, place, or organization to summarize into a factual newspaper item. No verifiable entities or actions can be established.
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Mercury
Port Inquiries On Primes From Steamship Calhous
Inquiries from our port focus on primes admitted by the Calhous and the Milan. The Milan arrived with 1,500 sacks valued around 20,000 dollars. The bark Ocean Marshall, also listed, carries a cargo valued about 20,000 dollars. The report notes Christian denominations mourning in New York City after a Wednesday event.
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Oo Prines
Calhous
Milan
Ocean Marshall
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Daily Times of
Mrs. Jones
Henry P. Scholte
Ie Washington
Dongpe
Mra
Douglas
Madissa Catts
Y.aoe Hoon
B.G. Cenfield
Hay
Tremont
Court Orene Bell
New York Ciy
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