The 1840 Log Cabin Hard Cider Campaign Memory
Fragmented reminiscences recount the 1840 Whig rally in Ohio and nationwide enthusiasm for Harrison and Tippecanoe. Describes log cabins, hard cider, parades, banners, drums, and political speeches, with noted figures including Corwin and Webster, amid race memories of the era.
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William Wenry
Ile Maak
Cry
Webster
Callnin
Hayug
Coking
Jackson
Harrison
Herrson
Heme
Weber
Calhoun
Amersn
Pitt
Pox
Sheridan
Jackam
de Papo
Geo Wiliam Aarrinon
Bank of 0 United Sister
Sally
Wile Barre
Cisvss
Gall
Tvs
Fey
Guidol
Staten Seceia
Acre
Licking County
Washington
Athens
Meigs
Sean
Tike
Lake Erie
Ohio
Galt
Hutt
Bey
Fran Esury
Columbia
Oelock
Gen. Beall
Gea Flarrivon
Har- Fman
Tippecanoe
Thomas Eyring
Steteeman
Gen Murphy
Zeke 6
van Bures
al Latarmales
van Tyrence
Old Fort Meigs
Pennsylvania
E. K
Ortal
Kant
Kinderhook
O. T
Coler
Tippecanoe Battle Ground
Wabash
Minales
New York
Tip
Tyler
Indiana
Morton
Blarrison
Tiprecnaoy
Solon Robinson
Lake Somtity
Ind
Chicago
New York Herald
Maine
Solon
Compra
Fragmented Chinese immigration debate and policy contention
A garbled report discusses Senator Mitchell and General Barrison on immigration policy, Chinese exclusion, and related treaties, noting political clashes over restricting Chinese entry. It references economic arguments, railway time savings, and public life, with mentions of figures and locations amid a chaotic transcription.
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Emanberdd Gebedr
Artune
Marripa Semd
Asalam
Leah Sakaora
Rowley
Bave
Sunator Mitchett
Patillo
Crick
Nowauibar
Barrisin
Baltinore Sea
Inventions and Electric Telegraphs in Early America
A chaotic early 20th century style overview discusses electrical inventions and patents in America, highlighting telephony, electric streetcars, and telegraph innovations. It mentions notable figures like Telegraphed Mell and references rapid patent activity while noting broad public interest in electric progress.
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Geo
Ameria
Etwkein
Finn Cleemitinatite
Toulon
Aml
New York
Mallee
Washington
Walpshore
Maida
Death of a Chinaman in New York Storefront Fire
An elderly Chinese immigrant died in his New York home following a protracted illness after a fire or accident in his residence. The article details his birth in Quang-Tesg, arrival in the United States, and the reaction of his community, noting medical treatment and the aftermath for those nearby.
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Madison Square
Sucker
Gen. Sherman
Atlante
Sherman
Chais
Wessoo
Cleveland
Barrison
Barricon
Calboem
Maine
Mt Feriitie
Serta
Te la Raven
Samity Renpanathin
Jeff Davin
Baron
Lincoln
Harrison
Clevelant
Calhoan
Jef Davie
Cliveland
United States
Boone Iss
Tomas
Mace Turner
Spa
Conlan
Iman
Tate
Felipe Feetie
Uae
Rennmanner Wrureang
Cnker Tenner
Wilbbes
Marser
Wien
Dalry
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Upron
Tom Corwin
Wihes Shannon
Harvista
Dixiple
Tammany
American Republic
Whig
van Burm
Ricongrem
Publde Land Munney
van Buren
Eucrens
Lod
Paris
Sede Et Av
Eiesric
Erin
Bupe
Leareb Cosa
Normanta
Gemu
Vincennes
Coya‘hog
Burrah
Burrab
Burnaby
Sonaksi
Thomas Corwin
Mate of Kin
Charles Anthony
Springfeld
Risc
Corwis
Warrigon
Dangan
St. Mary's
Tom Cerwin
Naional Empalgr
Wilson Starman
Dirs Worm
Democratic Party
Swanpon
Goyas
Sirtory
Log Esbius
Columbus
Chillovtae
Hay Crogan
Corman
Dumsey
Dumley
Bin
Roe
Hey
J. ML Buckley
Fan Berwin
Mmercemary Metiter
Harviecnian
Warrison
Louces
Thule
Nat Oath
Manila
Seale Gerne
Edun
Celestial Merchants
Clath
Dore
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