Fragmented 19th Century notices from New York paper
Disjointed excerpts describe political committees in Utah centralizing efforts, Utah constitution ballots, pension sentiment among Union soldiers, judicial decisions on a bank case, potential Texas land reorganization, and international affairs. Also covers street lighting bids, Boston literary debates, and anti immigrant sentiment along with a Chinese grocery theft case in New York.
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The
New York Tribune
Judge Sage
United States Court
Cincinnati
Fidelity Bank
Jake Sharp
Congress
Inconsiderate Haste Warns Kans City Paving Trial
A lengthy dispatch warns against wooden street paving after Memphis debt woes. It notes Kansas City plans twenty miles of wooden blocks amid contractor pressure, risking costly repairs and high taxes to cover the project. It cites prior failures and urges caution in municipal enterprise.
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Memphis
Tenn
Nicholson
Kansas City
Soto
Horton
Chautauqua County
Commonwealth
Topeka
McPherson County
Among the Lakes Tour From Berrivo to Minnesota
A letter from Berrivo Minnesota dated August 29 1847 describes a fishing tour on Lake Pulaski near Buffalo Lake of the same name. The author details clear waters springs underwater forests and abundant fish including brook trout bass pickerel Mackinaw trout and Columbia salmon. They recount daily catches by Mrs W and themselves weighing twenty five to seventy pounds and praise the scenic beauty and hospitality before planning further travel toward Minneapolis and St Paul. The piece blends travel diary with observations on local agriculture and distant markets.
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Lake
Pulaski
Buffalo
Pulas-Kl
Finney
Iron Horse
Min-neapolis
Suniays
Sven Ocinck
Tex
Eluck
WieSlus
Miway
Smbl
Eyes Company
Happy Valley
Minnesota
Txot & Com
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Baily
Eagle
M. Murdock
Matl
Sapatainane
Seterick County
Eaneat Witz
Severo
Foley Center
Oeiock P
Seual Neck
Aod
Ft Wikia
Streath
Joéietal
Republican Central Committee
Deliances
Baurdhy
Sogay Seereis
Strat Taylok
Utah
England
Rusela
Ameer
Afghanistan
New York City
Felow
Boston
Dickens
Howells
James Scoot
Ani
Ignathis Donnelly
Anthony Republican
Mion
Ab Man
New York
Canada
Washington
Colorado
Gills
Durham
Treasury
Prof
Baird
Cleveland
Prof. Batn
Tsuppose
Securits
Judge Durham
Mamachusetts
Creille of Liberty
Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Peru Road
Indiana
Chatsworth
Dr. McGlynn
Father McGlynn
New York Central Railroad
Martin
Hutchinson
Noble Prentis
Madrid
Detroit Free Press
Sam Woo
Sam
United States
John
John Chinaman
Chas. Zeininger
Santa Fe
Emporia
Superior
Mich
Inter Ocean
Wichita
St. Joseph
Gazette
Gladstone
Manny Clement Steele
Wheeling
Astoral
Findlay
Major Steele
Pew
Steele
General Grant
Virginia
John Bradford
Magazine of American History
Bradford
Kentucky Gazette
Democratic Party
Pacific
Union Pacific Railroid
Stanford
Littler
Chicazo
Sioux City & Pacific Railroad
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Kansas
Garden City
John Wells
Mound Valley
Parsons
Lyons County
Roland Lakin
D. A. Stahl
Register of Deeds
Elen Moore
Waldo Vorster
Matthew Brown
G. W. Frost
Thomas E. McMillan
Barber Asphalt Company
Mas
Egtoot
Strick
James McDonough
Frisco
Predonis
Chas. Kennett
Saeetstion
Arkansas City
Bel Out
Pinney County Democrat
Ben
Winfield
Purcell
Oklahoma Country
Cowley County
Riverside Park
Hop. W. FP. Hackney
T. W. Soward
Prof. Earp
John Wilson
Allwell
John Nichols
P. B. Andrews
Winsicni Courter
Plumb and
Ingalls
Marion County Fair
Salvation Army
Emporia News
Justice of the Peace
Colt
Wilson & Fox
H. L. Shober & CO
East
Douglas Avenue
Manhattan Hotel
Berrivo, Minn
Excu
Cleveland Portal
L&w
Huy
Philadelphia
Childrens Lace
A. Katz, Prop
Star Clothing House
Robert Jacks
New and Comedious
Main ST
Chicago Lumber CO
1St ST
Lawrence Ave
Chicago Yards
35Th and
Iron Sts
Chicago
W. A. Smith
GEO. L. Pratt &Geo
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