New Year Reflections and Civic Progress in New York
A December 31 1847 issue reviews the year ending and the New Year with gratitude for friends and civic growth. It highlights New York’s memory of leaders, the state of education and morality, and calls for expanded preemption laws to aid western settlers, plus remarks on roads, railways, and political maneuvering in Washington.
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Oxton
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Hare
Niagara County
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Abe
New Fork
Siewenth
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York
Agncautur
R. N. Messinger
Howell
Old Bay Seto
Empire
S.A
Eucpire
W. Brabes
Wentivarda
The Dimaculey Between Scort and Wowwle
A fragmented news montage notes Worm’s arrest and public reaction across the Union, with Whig insinuations about Gen. Woah and Gen. Scerr. It also mentions holiday season sentiment, the Bonarre banking failure in New York, a large new merchant ship Columbians built in New Hampshire, and memorials for Capt. Augusts Quarles in New Orleans.
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Mentol
Union
Lasix Sarre
New England
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Plymouth
Algerica
Portaraouth
N. 16
Mestre. 9. & A. Kinslind
New York
Liverpool
Carpemiers
United States
Columbans
New Orleans
Wisconsin
Southport
Augustus Quarles
Mant Churubusco
Ivo
Race Street
Whitalloff
Guve Amon
Shrenor
Lewis
Ganiy'y Hadalon
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Qurrtes
Excelsior Festival Second Anniversary Held in Milwaukee
The second annual Festival of the Excelsior Society of Milwaukee was held on the evening of the 28th with Ex-Gov. J. D. Dory presiding. About one hundred attendees shared a generous supper and heard speeches celebrating New York and Wisconsin unity, with toasts to New York, Wisconsin, and notable figures from both states.
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Excelsior Festival
Sons of New-York
Wisconsin
The
Excelsior Society of
Milwaukee
J. D. Dory
Eliphalet Crater
W. Stow
B. MecVickar
James Kneeland
Henry Sayres
H. L. Pagg
Hia Henor
Miller
Third Judicial District
J. J. Miter
I. McLaughlin
W. P. Hluntington
Flabbell
New York
Imette
Empire State
Eitin
Fair Daughters of War
Meir
Lake Michigan
New Yack
Wiscons
Nesy
York
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Neww York
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Robt
R. Li Ingston
Clintony
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Pennsylvanium
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Simeon Dow Witt
Thant
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Haemony
Place
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Untington
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Empire
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Ware
Thistreet
Ruckerbockers
Hudsor
Rinbattenyills
Plymouth
New-York
New-England
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Theruth
Canala
Tailrosda
Stean
Benag
Alexander Hamilton
Alan
John Jay
de Witt Clinton
Potter
Coraynee
Anii
Rala Ging
Rome
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A.D. Smith
Tle
Faneuil Hall
Liberty
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England
Union
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Duann Wilson Eai
King
Thisa
James Johnson
New
Milwaukie
Grange US
Monroe
James
Goa
Jonathan
Gon
Jonathan Coul
Greey Vale
Ravages of Cholera in Oroomiah Persia 184? Scene
A detailed letter from a mission observer in Oroomiah describes cholera raging across Azerbijan and neighboring provinces. It notes rapid, violent deaths, linkage to Ramadan abstinence, and an atmospheric mist above the city that recurs with outbreaks. The writer reports survivors, retreat to a health retreat, and the disease’s persistence in villages while the city’s toll remains harrowing. The account links disease spread to regional routes from Tiflis, Georgia, toward Erzerum and Turkey, with alarm at the sudden mortality and the eerie mist phenomenon observed from a Koordish mountain health retreat.
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Persia
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Inigorgia
Azerbijs
Ooroomiah
Georgia
Turkey
Erzerunm
Tris
Tiflis
Persi
Ender
Koordish Mountains
Oorooniah
India
Wioer
Cliveage
Java
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