Boundary of Texas and US Mexican frontier debate
Fragmentary 19th century text discusses Texas boundaries from the Rio Grande to the Sabine and notes commentary from Edinburg Review and British sources. It recalls Congress debates on Wisconsin canal projects and military road surveys, naming several senators and representatives and noting partisan criticisms.
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North Americ
United States
Mexico
Rio Grande
Bravo del Norte
Ted River
Arkansas Dely
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Fortlo
Rio Bravo
Lonsana
Congress
Theonena
Bonatora
Thomas Clayton
Delaware
John Lavis
Manneensetts
Strohm
Feonneylvania
Severance
Maine
Cramson
Rhode Islad
Ashinua
Vermont
Adams
Hlutton and King
Mascachusetts
Tilden
Root
Delano
Vance
Giddings
Ohio
Culver
New York
Appointment to take census in Marquette County
Appointment by the Governor on Tuesday June 93 1946 selects Winnton Masris to take the census of Marquette County. Semple Clark resigned. Navan By Hiv 1 Mamer LF Reseegy Br the County of Dawa.
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Winntan Masris
Marquatte
The Banking Debate and Elective Judges Reconsidered
The Racine Advocate and Southport Telegraph clash over free banking and private note circulation versus corporate banks. The discussion argues that currency is a public medium needing state craft, while defending elective judges as a democratic choice and warning against private manipulation of money.
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Southpor Telegraph
Racing Advocate
United States
Citimen
Fountains of Justice
Vail
Eny
Fentry
Political reform and judges election in the United States
A lengthy essay argues that selecting judges by election risks political influence corrupting justice. It contends judges should be insulated from partisanship, with supreme and lower courts protected by statutes and review. The piece defends elected justices of the peace as a model while warning political motives threaten fairness.
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Racine
Southport
Erro
Avery
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Rome
Eggates
Jaslisa
Harmiess
Ower
Supreme Court
Thora
Lowe
Fragmentary line on coercive control and punishment
The readable text describes a coercive plan to whip captives and force compliance, warning that weekly abuse will yield submission. It references a routine of punishment and a target of reducing resistance through fear.
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Esa
New Peat Ofce Creates Local Post In Rowe County
A fragmentary notice describes a new post office at Gread Spring in Rowe County with figures like DicPadden and Gram McFionan connected to Post Mester. The government seizes several villages amid confusion over names and danger. A local says, Shopyyan, does tolling bells foretell doom while Elo rey denies.
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Ofca Hastipan Entable
al DicPadden
Gread Spring
Gram McFionan
Military draft order for volunteers in 1840 era Missouri
The Commander in Chief of the Militia cites a War Department order dated 1911 and requests enrollment of a volunteer infantry company from the Territory for muster. It details commissioned officers, muster dates at Mineral Point, and calls up citizens liable for military duty to form a unit under a colonel and major, awaiting commissions and eventual training.
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United States
T Madden
Gorgonais
Olicam
U States
Republic of Mwtios
Ube
Bignad
Henry Dodge
Celebration JF 81 Jomns Bat Madison June 3
Celebration orders a Bay procession at Madison on June 3 with a marching route from Mosotic Gell to Maswoie under W G Marshal. Madison Band to provide music. Program includes readings, odes, and chaplaincy by Stephen McHugh, with dinner to follow in the dining area.
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Madison
Order of the Bay
Elnytin
Stephen McHugh
Bo ‘Otton
Milo
Seder Ting
A A. Bres
Gil
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MacCullough
H. () Ward
America
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Edinburg Review
Poxas
Wisconsin
Sheaygan
M. T Maerttsx
Wiscasain
Lake Michigan
Rock River
Mt. Minnis
Elouss
Font Manard
Fort Wilkins
Meshigan
Iowa
Vonexw
Telegraph
Jaea
Gaza
Bosser Street
Boston
Jouss
Frea Daweixg
S . We
Yemnuu
Meomitts Review
Govarneanat
Rowe
Calventam
Elo Rey
Manieox
Juma Sth
Wil Wai Koe Pelore
Pei - Do
Noah
Eid
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