Local notices of school board and town elections
The article reports upcoming school district elections on Monday April 1 to elect three directors with terms of three, two, and one year. It notes postmaster changes in town, appointments, and remarks on local rail and transit developments including laying track to Toledo. It also covers political offices, corporate changes, a naval seizure near San Juan, and obituaries and editorial notices.
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House of Loris
Crow-Bar Law Tax Clash Sparks Cleveland Debate
The Cleveland Herald reports a row over the crow-bar tax on banks, deeming it unjust and unconstitutional. Citizens argue deposits and debts create unequal burdens while others push for state banking reform and a Supreme Court ruling on the law's validity. Saturday’s toast marked the treasurer’s push against Cleveland banks under the mob law.
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Cusahoga
Btate
Supreme Court of the Land
Banke tale of tax, seizure and bank bills in court
The narrative describes bank officers resisting violence to vaults and a tax seizure. A sale to buyer Mr. Deshler, cash at a discount, followed by writs of replevin as deputies reclaim the bank bills. The piece criticizes lax state law and questions public officials' competence amid a burglary and prison escape debate.
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Legislatura
Exhibition at Oberlin Draws East Citizens to See Garden Scene
Report describes a prominent painting titled Garden of Wilen exhibited publicly, with visitors including Gov. Bridus and eastern leaders praising its artistry. Oberlin hosts the ongoing display amid local calls to open the collection to the public, inviting attendance by May.
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Weather and spring reflections from Heynia in 1835
A correspondent writes from Heynia on March 28, 1835 about an equinoctial rain, lingering winter, and a hopeful but delayed spring. He describes a snowy dawn, a ramble along the riverbank, and observations of a girl on school steps contrasted with a barefoot child chasing books, reflecting differing dispositions while awaiting greener days.
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Relayed Memoir and Accident Notes From 1853
A clipped, wandering reminiscence recounts childhood adventures and a perilous river crossing on a plank at night amid romantic imagery. It shifts to a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad wreck with eight dead and many injured, detailing Mrs. Chesro and other passengers’ reactions and heroic acts during the disaster. The narrative also mentions Anna Cora Mowatt and the Richmond Inquirer editor W F Ritchie.
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Temperance lecturer invited to Western Reserve tour
In a Tamperines Convention note from New Lisbon, a young temperance lecturer who has drawn favorable press coverage in the Southern Skate region is invited to the Western Reserve. She will campaign where she can do most good, relying on voluntary contributions for compensation, and the Reserve press is urged to copy the notice.
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Mise Wright
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