Ohio Interrogation Points on War and Abolition
A fragment from 100 Ohio Interrogation Points outlines Ohio's military history from the War of 1812 to the Civil War and notes on abolition. It covers invasions, sieges at Fort Meigs and Fort Stephenson, Perry's Lake Erie victory, and Ohio's leaders and prisons. It also recalls black laws, abolitionist figures, and secession debates.
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J. W. Tannehill
Auditor of State
A. W. Donahey
Ohio
Times
Proctor
Tecumseh
Fort Meigs
Maumee
Wood County
Harrison
Col
Dudley
Ft. Meigs
Sandusky
Fremont
Ft. Stephenson
George Croghan
Croghan
Salineville
Columbiana County
Oliver Hazard Perry
Lake Erie
Perry
Lawrence
Canada
Meigs
United States
Massachusetts
United States Supreme Court
23Rd Regiment
Camp Chase
Cumberland
Maryland
William S. Rosecrans
RB Hayes
Stanley Matthews
William McKinley
Antietam
Johnson's Island
Ottawa County
Columbus
Ohio Statesman
Dargely
Salmon. P. Chase
John F. Morse
Lake County
General Assembly
U. S
Ohio General Assembly
Union
Benjamin Lundy
St Clairsville
Mt. Pleasant
Harrison County
Abolition Society
Charles Wammon
Charles Osborn
North Carolina
Mt Pleasant
Philanthropist
America
James G. Burney
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Ohio River
Liberty Party
Joshua R. Giddings
Benjamin F. Wade
Salmon P. Chase
Oberlin
Ijtom
Ohio Supreme Court
Joseph R. Swan
Swan
George Gordon
Iberia College
Lincoln
General, Assembly
Portage
Stark Counties
Norton S. Townsend
Lorain
Nature Magazine Describes Newfoundland Hills as Crustacean Habitat
Nature Magazine explains that the so called banks are actually ranges of hills where crustaceans and mollusks are born live and thrive. These tiny organisms form the favorite food of codfish and shape the region's ecology.
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Newfoundland
Banks
Nature’ Magazine
First Alarm Clock Appears in Milan in 1420
The first alarm clock, made in Italy, surfaced in 1420. Its Milan councilor owner used a mechanism that rang a bell at an unspecified hour and simultaneously lit a small wax candle automatically.
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Italy
Glock
Milan
City Officials Salaries Across Jurisdictions
City records show Carey salaries in council proceedings. Tiro sets two year rates: Mayor 80 dollars, clerk 150, marshal 42, councilmen 36, fire chief 13 500 yearly stipends. In Pemberville an ordinance raises mayor to 100 per year, clerk to 200, and councilmen to 2 per meeting, a dollar above prior.
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Carey
Tiro
Pemberville- An
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Lewis Cass
Michigan
Taylor
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Brown County
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George W. Morgan
A. M. Mitchell
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U. S. Grant
W. T. Sherman
Don Carlos Buell
Irvin McDowell
Phil H. Sheridan
James B. McPherson
O. M. Mitchell
Q. A. Gilmore
Geo. A. Custer
James A. Garfield
R. B. Hayes
McCook
Carroll County
William Dennison
David Tod
John Brough
John Sherman
Benjamin F Wade
Salmon P Chase
Treasury
Isol Lson
Edwin Mvm Stanton
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Huron County
Cooke
Nimrod
Nimrod Bright
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Major Bright
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the Fidelity Building
Ean & Savings Company
Columbus, Ohio
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D. C. Angus
Carey, Ohio
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