Local Ohio County List of Names and Counties
A fragmented OCR list shows names paired with Ohio counties including Butler Shelby Lucas Highland Clinton Champaign Wyandott Beioto Perry Pickaway Morrow Medina Knox Muskingum Belmont Stark Cuyahoga Ashtabula Geauga Columbiana and others. The text reads as scattered assignments or listings of individuals across counties with no clear event or action.
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Joan A. Teeter
Beioto County
Jos. G. Wisenan
Perry County
Buisas Fromance
Pickaway County
B. L
Morrow County
Connat
Vs Gemsen
Medina County
A. Bassme Noarce
Knox County
Hartsrr
Muskingum County
Lonesto
Belmont County
Jous Hanne
Stark County
Boesamt Warre
Ouyshoga
Besar L. Monamon
Ashtabula County
Columbiana County
Controversy Hits American Bible Union Leader Maclay
Dr. Maclay, former chief officer of the American Bible Union, publishes a letter charging mismanagement and biased revisions. He alleges a small translator group and centralized control undermine charity funds, and he resigns from further responsibility to reform the society.
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American Bible Union
Maclay
The
Bible Union
Cone
Pees
Rev Dr Cox Views on Voting and Civil War in 19th Century Letter
The Rev Dr Cox in the New York Journal of Commerce voices the Christian and Patriot stance on voting and national unity. He warns against actions that could burn the Constitution or ignite civil conflict while urging readers to consider the country’s fate in November.
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Cox
New York Journal of Commerce
Old Bullion Stamps Missouri for Buchanan and His Rivalry
Col. Tom Benton tours Missouri in support of Buchanan for president while denouncing outside influence on the nomination. The St Louis Democrat likens his canvass to Wise in Virginia, predicting triumph as crowds cheer the old man eloquent. His tireless journey includes rapid travel, repeated addresses, and stirring scenes across towns.
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Tom Benton
Missouri
Buchanan
Pierce
Douglas
Cincinnati
Atchison
St. Louis Democrat
Benton
Mr. Wise
Virginia
Democrat
Mincouri
Rescue of Passengers and Baby After Fire Aboard Steamer
Eyewitness report details a large fire on a Northern Indiana steamer. A brave youth, about fifteen, dives from the hurricane deck to recover a watch and helps buoy others with life preservers until rescue boats arrive. A mother’s baby, imperiled on a board, is saved by a boat crew action.
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Indiana
Tts
Boar
Ees
Tely
Philopena customs in Berlin explained in Taunton Gazette
A Taunton Gazette correspondent describes German practice of philopena exchanges as a social game. Partners aim not to win the word but to induce the other to accept a favor, then invoke a forfeit. Examples show subtle refusals shaping invitations and table manners as the game progresses.
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Pu.orexa
Taunton Gazette
Berlin
Palace Ruins Found Under Capri Garden
Remains of a magnificent palace uncovered beneath a Capri garden. Described as splendid in structure and setting with views of Palermo and Naples. Marble incused in varied colors, mosaic floors, painted walls, and a twelve foot white marble doorway. Augustus and Tyberius columns discovered with coins showing recoinage across reigns.
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Augustus
Tyberius
State Responds on Vigilance Committee Interference
The Secretary of State informs the Governor of California that federal interference is barred unless requested by the Legislature or if the Legislature cannot act due to the insurrection. The Administration supports the Governor against the Vigilance Committee per the Attorney General's opinion.
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Secretary of State
California
Colt's Hartford Revolution Gunworks Builds Wealth
Col Colt arrived in Hartford with little money but secured $25,000 in capital from citizens. He opened a revolver factory that employed hundreds, invested $1,000,000 to beautify and improve the city, and is now worth about $2,000,000. The return on the initial investment was substantial.
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Col. Colt
Hartford
FreMont Flag Claim Recast by Rock Carving Claim
The record shows the figure only carved a cross into solid rock on the highest Rocky Mountain peak rather than planting a flag. It notes inspiration from early explorers and Jesuit traces rather than an actual flag ceremony.
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Rocky Mountains
Lad Fights Rattlesnake With Hat Shield
A city youth crossing near the Central Railroad and river area tackled a rattlesnake that lunged at him. He used his hat as a shield while a man with a club aided, delivering a final blow to kill the reptile, leaving the lad proud of his trophy rattles.
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Central Railroad
Ind
bin Andi
Outrage in Sidney Ohio as two men assault widow and daughters
Mr Broadwell of Dayton reports a brutal crime in Sidney Shelby County Ohio. Alexander Conselder and John Rupert allegedly seized the widow and her two young daughters and attacked them with a knife. The mother and her older daughter survived but the youngest suffered injuries. Rupert was arrested by Mr Skillen, Conselder by Mr Broadwell after a chase along the tow-path to Cincinnati. Conselder confessed to the crime.
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Viden
Bussbeth Moran
Penx
Scules
Iester
Atlanta
California
L. Mason Deurne
Erites
Col. Fremont
Fremont
Captain Adams
Sacramento
San Francisco
America
Rom Moe
D Norta
Havana
Cuba
Don Alphonzo Adams
Broadwell
Dayton
Sidney
Shelby County
Ohio
Aleander Conselder
John Rupert
Harks
Thes
Rupert
Conselder
Skillen
Boadwell
Cincinnati
Gasette
Fire destroys Richard McBride home at Stokbridge
The McBride residence in Stokbridge Calumet county burned the night of the 6th. Richard McBride, deaf, escaped through flames after doors were found fastened from the outside. He was injured but not fatally. Leonard Hutchinson was arrested on suspicion of setting the fire and held to bail at Circuit Court for 751,000. A Free Democrat note is included.
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Richard McBride
Stokbridge
Calumet County
Mc McBride
Pe Engl
Leonard Hutchinson
McBride
Actim
Hutchinson
Afilso Aikes
Free Democrat
German resident shoots, injures neighbor in Newark incident
At about seven last evening a German resident in East Newark employed by a company fired a musket during a disturbance, hitting a neighbor and causing her to fall from a chair. Authorities reported the event as a fatal misfire and immediate concern among neighbors. The article also references broader regional topics on estates, taxes, and French efforts, but details remain unclear from the fragment.
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East Messrs. Chadw
Newark
Tek & Co
Sdterantes
Heenhavior
Seneca T Wior
Greenville accident claims life and disrupts family
A report from the New ae Ledger describes a serious Greenville accident. It notes a wagon struck by a frightened horse, causing injury to a man named Ganstine as his family traveled. The scene implied grave losses and the vehicle was wrecked with reports of extensive damage.
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Greenville
Tragic Armenian massacre described in private letter
A near colonial account recalls the 1856 assault on Rev. Guarmani and family in Cadi Armenia. Mob violence, arson, and gunfire destroyed the missionary house. several were wounded or killed, including a child, while locals fled, hid, or aided victims.
Major 19th Ward Fire Causes Near 100000 Loss
A Monday afternoon blaze on Forty-fifth Street became the largest fire in the Nineteenth ward. Loss is estimated near 100000. It started in Adam Miller's beer brewery on Forty-fifth Street between the First and Second avenues, thought to have begun from a keg bursting during tar curing. Tar spread to adjacent Breweries and residences, including Francis Vert's brewery and dwellings of Bebrens Haven Hover Benner and others.
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Forty-fifth Street
Adam Miller
First
Y Brewery
Francis Vert
J. Chas. Clements
Armenia
Young assailant wounds a woman on Biddle Street
A youth about seventeen attacked an elderly woman on Biddle Street Ninth and Ten, firing a shot that left her severely wounded. Neighbors reported the assailant discharged the contents at the victim. he has not yet been captured as of the latest report.
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Biddle Street
Tim
Fire on Mt Adams destroys a dozen houses in Ward Thirteen
A major blaze swept from a shingled lot on Sixth street through multiple structures as flames fed by a strong wind reached East and West. Firefighters faced water shortages from distant sources while protecting Sixth and Eighth streets. twelve houses were damaged or destroyed with losses mounting to around $6,000 plus.
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Mt. Adams
Sixth Street
Eghth Street
Miami Canal
Eighth and Broadway
Court and
Broadway
Deer Creek
Sixth
Eighth
Siath Street
Bogen
Hackett
Bight Street
Thos. Smith
Dir. Wiogle
Congressional debate over Kansas laws and army in Kansas
The House and Senate clash over enforcement of Kansas laws and troop presence. Amendments seek to limit federal military use, with speakers arguing for and against withdrawal and the reach of Congress. Missouri influence and the Nebraska Kansas bill loom as debate continues.
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Wasumoros
Fexare
United States
Milwackie
Kelam Roo
Grand River
Hovss
Kansas
Phetrs
Leither
Barbour
Phelps
Free State
Stephens
Congress
Giddings
Whitfield
Supreme Court of the United States
Sherman
Westport
Massachusetts
Free States
Whitfeld
White
Mc%sulien
Executive Department
House
Cumback
Florence
Missouri
Indiana
Cox
Kennett
Nebraska
Quitman
Wakeman
Senate
Seward
Mr. Stanton
Messrs. Letcher
Bowie
Jose
Maine
Whitfeld Et al
Perens
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