Odessa's Rise and Other Notices in 19th Century Post
A period piece survey notes Odessa founded 1794 by Admiral Bibas, later named in Catherine the Great era, growing from 5,000 to 60,000, and declared a free port in 1802. It details harbor basins, moles, and quarantine capacity as well as various local items from Milwaukee and Wisconsin, including festival plans, railroad news, and immigrant arrivals.
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Ilinois
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Buffalo Republic
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John Miller
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Abilaatikee Enterprise
Grean Bay Advocate
Jidred
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Homer Glas
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Thres Taen
Know Nothing Society
Janesville
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Southern Wisconsin Railroad
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N. ¥. Courier
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John Ball
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Eny
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Waukeshe Ob
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Tae Darrer
the Tribune
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Oshkosh Courier
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Minnick
Maryland
Washington City
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Akron
Juigens
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Ohio
Lawa
Layre
Nebrackeites
Boston Times
Mixa Kate Lawrence
Heatcom 3
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Berlin
Marquette
Milwaukee & Tloricou R. BR. Co.— Sentinel
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Philadelphia
Girard College
Mr. Fillmore
St. Nicholan
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Supreme Court
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G H Walker
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