State Bank of Ohio Bankers Resist New Tax Law
A historical committee reports on the State Bank of Ohio and the tax law, tracing banking charters from 1842 to 1848, noting six percent profit taxes, restricted lending, and gold payments. Branches argue for fair taxation, warn against exemptions, and threaten to close if courts and public opinion do not curb the new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Ohio
Regislarme
Ohio
Benking
Board of Control
Manuey
United States
Justa
State Bank
Senate of
U. States
State of
Spree
Oiro Press
Lame Argus
Pew
O. S. Fonynakhig
Praxicis Peres
The Junction Road Controversy in Norwalk Debate
The Elyria Courier reports on Norwalk Experiment's attacks and bonds sold in Wall Street as supporters tout the Junction Road project. It argues the road west of Sandusky threatens the Norwalk route, cites bond sales figures, and defends the Junction Road’s prospects against critics.
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Norwalk
Rditon
New York
Norwalk Road
Wall Street
Sandy City
Ghigo Cay
Che
Tindnaley
Sandusky
Tha
Chester
Maud Sakes
Fremont
Solede
Tremont
Rumady
Friends of the
Junction Rail Road
Guy
Junction Company
Cleveland
Volado
Sandusky City
Restrictive business duties urged to protect public
A fragment notes calls for cautious limits on business liabilities to the public while minimizing harm to customers and the surrounding area. The wording emphasizes prudent restraint and steady reduction of public liabilities in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontally
Sewing Machine Exhibit by Wa Hoxzn Jr Merchant Tailor
A village audience witnessed a Sewing Machine, Sister's Patent, claimed owned by Wa. Hoxzn, Jr., that functions with ease as five workers, stitching swiftly and without ripping seams even when every fourth stitch is cut. Mr. Horn holds the rights for this county and offers demonstrations of items made entirely by the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. Hoxzn, Jr
Horn
American House Cleveland hosts and honest friendly visit
Residents are urged to call at the shop and note Mr Horn offers terms for using the machines in the county. The American House in Cleveland is praised for hospitality and attentive service. The Parma County Agricultural Savant committee invites farm examination applications by the 25th, with voters to sign in advance. A.B. Uisbrayeth’s card is in another column. Marble tomb stones offered by a local craftsman.
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Horn
Seo
A.B. Uisbrayeth
Bonds Sold Amid Slavery Debate in New York
An 1860s style notice reports $456,000 mortgage bonds sold in New York for Junction Rail Road, amid a heated pro slavery convention and Democratic Party platform criticisms. The piece quotes party leaders and editors railing against abolitionists and urging opposition to slavery agitation while praising market confidence in the enterprise.
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New York
Junction Rail Road
Tavell
Lorain
Congress
Democratic Party of the Union
Fillmore
Democratic Party
BR. Kins
Whig Party
Gropines
New Hampshire Democracy Convention Nominates Pierce
The report recounts the New Hampshire Democracy Convention nominating Gen. Pierce for President. It includes Gov Stearns praising Pierce's career from Congress to Mexico and a notable anecdote of Pierce aiding a crying boy with candy, illustrating his character.
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Wytax Piewee
New Hampshire Democracy
Gon Meank Pierce
Gor Steal
Stecie
Gen. Pierce
Congress
Mexico
Mai
Pierus
Ife
Guialler
Gan
Pierce
Mscor
Cay
Attorney Argues Case In Sucker Court With Court Of Errors Hint
A local legal scene shows a lawyer insisting the court is wrong on age determination, claiming a higher court must hear it. The judge interrupts, notes prior decisions, and authoritatively suggests a transfer to the Court of Errors. The exchange ends with the lawyer bewildered by the court’s stance.
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Thettorney
Tom Bonning
Mayes Bn
Gilo
Tong
Court of Errors
TRE Merensat
Hwitt
Curious political squibs and local notices spill across pages
A collage of satirical jests about a presumed hero Franson Pascor and misdated claims, pension enrollment notes, and local notices. It mentions Judge Teath in pensions, a Utica resident's health, Julia Dean’s NY mansion purchase, a chimney incident in West Moyamensing, a spelling book pun, Canal Dover railroad plans, and June 4 Canal Dover dispatches with dividend info and a New York Albany fare note.
Reflector Editorial Targeting Locofoecism in Elyria
The piece discusses retaliatory language toward the Reflector and political foes, praising the editor’s stance against Locofoecism. It endorses an aggressive campaign tone with references to Old Chip and wartime rhetoric, signaling partisan newspaper rivalry and upcoming electoral framing. It also quotes the Homestead Exemption Law and recalls a fire tragedy near Milan, plus notes on rail and streetcar developments.
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Ilesines
Afrix Courier
G. G. Washburn
Elyria Courier
Iit
Nfaima
Experiment Ias
Alfa
Farr
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Swan
Columbus
GEO. G
Washburn
RCA
American House
Minvorn
Parma
Apvientiural
Savinty
Basin Bo Kinaty
Reesen Stoxt
Patsy Jacksons
Fro Junction Rail Road
National Democratic Party
Willmore
Mra the State Journal
Gore Mab
Iken
Giliad
Board of Public Works
Gar
Kaven
UBL
Ae OF
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Franson Pascor
Parnes
Thes
Asher
Preas
Han
Frank Piero
Hin
OS. Journal
Turorraxr
Teath
Oquaka Spectator
Wade
Mel de. Judson
Fanny Touzester
Utica
Hamilton
Julia Dean
Twenty-ninth Street
Madison Avenue
White's Court
West Moyamensing
Dilworth
Webster
Noir R. R. Braxen
Forest City
Canal Dover
Cleveland and Weillsville
Bayard Or Indus
Albany
Judson River
Cenadiuly Said
Dilahounty
Tennessee
Milan
Elye
Apnisox
Wash
Edward McAnulty
New York City
Othe
Bir
Fratney
Porksfreund
Wewaukes Sen
PR. R. Stoce
Psy
Cletelond
Beason Railroan
Akron
Evans
Cuyahogs
Maceilio
Hacka
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