Anniversary procession by Jefferson Lodge No 6 in Steubenville
The Order in the United States marks its anniversary with a public procession on Wednesday the 26th at 10 AM. The march starts at Hallow South Third Street and proceeds through principal streets to the M Church for an address at 1 PM. Members from neighboring lodges and transient Order members are invited, as are citizens to attend. By order of the Lodge WM. S. Taylor, Secy. Steubenville, Apr 1843.
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United States
Jefferson Lodge No
Hallow South Third Street
Steubenville
Notice to Clean Streets and Sidewalks in Steubenville Borough
Public notice warns owners and occupants to remove filth and obstructions from gutters and sidewalks and repair adjoining pavements by May 15, under a 1836 ordinance. Street Commissioner to issue notices each spring. failure incurs town costs plus penalties. Dated Steubenville March 25, 1845.
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Borough of
Steubenville
Lieubenville
Night Poetry by Barry Cornwall
A nocturnal lyric where love and night unfold their fate under starless skies. The speaker pleads with a poised chorus of imagery, contrasting hope and sorrow as love and beauty endure beyond death and time.
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Pysche
The Drowning Skater and Other People
A first person tale of a near death on thin ice, his struggle to escape a flood of thoughts, and a rescue that renews faith. It is followed by vignettes about Jamie and his dog, Potts the party host, Miss Leabelia Hawkins, a brewer of social habit, and reflections on conformity in a northern town.
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Gog
Hanis
Jamie
Sandy Donaldson
Willie Allison
Bob Gordon
Wattie Campbell
Sony
Jamies
Old Potts
Potts
Pots
Square
Leabelia Hawkins
Isabella
Egitio
Fentesia
Thalberg
Thad
Muric
Pelpite
Cheng Om Earth
Bankers and Forth The Tuscarawas Advocate Contend
A fragmented letter laments bank laws and honesty in banking. The author questions benefits to the people when money is locked up as capital and criticizes Gueciendintes and policy effects. Ends with a personal reflection on love and pride in shielding the public.
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Tuscarawas
Sexton
Benke
Stebborn
Cape Meceeare Crime Notice Awakens Public Alarm
An OCR fragment reports a local crime in which a person named Aewnes oe Cape Meceeare is linked to a suspected theft. The note mentions a weapon and a suspect’s car, with authorities preparing charges and urging witnesses to come forward.
Usury Law Reform Bypasses Penalties in New York
The Pitts Post reports a new New York Legislature bill amending usury laws by abolishing penalties for charges above fixed rates while preserving a 7 percent recovery cap if a debtor litigates. It argues the plan promotes private judgment and reduces extortion, hoping for wider adoption as a democratic principle.
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N. York
Coort
Pitts
Ohio law creating liens for mechanics on ships and buildings
The act provides that any person performing labor or furnishing materials for constructing or repairing boats, ships, houses, mills, or other buildings may hold a lien on the work and on the land. It sets procedures for disputes, arbitration, and payment, including duties of owners and contractors, and outlines filing and recording of liens and the duration of lien protection.
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General Assembly
State of
Ohio
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Homer
Barry Cornwall
J. H. Dana
Henerd
Ted
Achilles
Smith
Brixton
Sam
Jamie’s
Aewnes
Cape Meceeare
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