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Newspaper

Elyria Courier

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1851

Page

2

The Great Exhibition Closed at Crystal Palace Records

The Great Exhibition ended with a crowd of about 92,000 in the transept as the Crystal Palace closed on October 11. Police returns show 6,200,000 visitors overall and a total income of £469,115, leaving a large balance to Royal Commissioners. The Queen visited on the 14th and a final scene described the vast audience, the National Anthem, and the building’s ceremonial wind-down.

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Jenny Lind's City Departure and Concert Details

Jenny Lind leaves from Weldull at 10:30 for Cincinnati aboard a dedicated car for her 16 person troupe at a cost of two hundred daily for passage. Attendants Salvi Belletti and Goldschmidt accompany her. Burke and Beltelli are noted for musical promise. A concert is planned tonight with a later stop likely at Kelley’s Hall for Thanksgiving, before a Pittsburghward eastward winter path.

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Genl Winfield Scott Named In National Civic Tone

The Elyria Courier records a veteran figure, Genl Winfield Scott, tied to a national civic tone in a November 4, 1951 issue. Washburn, Buss, and a ga office reference appear in the clipped text, indicating a local public notice or historical mention.

Fragmentary regional note on uncertain promises and writings

A fragmented passage mentions York Philadelphia Boston and other places in the region. It speaks of a thaw and an inability to gather or provide a “spoonful of water” tied to a monial possip and present writing by a dealer. The text lacks clear facts or context.

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A New Volume Begins The Courier Admits Subscribers Rise

The Courier announces a new volume with improved subscription numbers and renewed aims. It thanks patrons for support, notes delays in payment from some subscribers, and appeals for continued patronage to sustain the paper without alienating readers or political allies.

Tragic turkey huntling mishap at Pitfield ends in death

A young man, Anonzo Lark, about twenty five, and another hunter, Warns, died or were wounded after misreading turkey calls in Pitfield woods. Both men fired at what they believed to be turkeys, collisions followed, Lark was wounded through the left breast and lung. Doctor Townshend aided him while both families mourn the coincidence of a second fatality in Hinckly on the same day. Caleb Dawon died similarly from a turkey-hunt accident in Uinektoy Medline county, with the ball entering his head amid another hunt. The report warns against hunting alone and misinterpreting calls.

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Defeat in Ohio Returns Favor for Wood and Lewis

A Plein Dealer writer denounces opponent Chapman and his backers, predicting Wood’s Ohio majority near 26,000 and Lewis around 16,999. The piece mocks rival rhetoric, defends Sherman era integrity, and promises official county vote abstracts next week.

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Loss of propeller Henry Clay and Atlas survivors told

The Buffalo Express reports on the wreck of the propeller Henry Clay and steamer Atlas with three lost crewmen and two survivors. Keefe, the only man saved from the city, arrived with a harrowing tale of the voyage, mutiny, and the battle to stay afloat before rescue near Grand River, W. Late engineers Pitcing and Bowis mourned by Black River community.

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Debates and defences in the True Democrat letters

The False Democrat attacks and Republican retorts fill a heated exchange about temper and tactics in political journalism. The piece mocks rhetoric on whiggery and reform while noting violent crime convictions in Cleveland. It also references Dr Tubbs and A Scott ads in nearby columns.

Kinney Certificate Mess In County Politics

In Portage County, questions arise over Kinney’s elderien certificate and the next Legislature may probe fairness. Illegal votes for Robertson and miscounted ballots are cited as context for potential proceedings and political tensions within the Democratic contingent.

Collision on Newark and New Haven line at Mount Vernes

A freight up saw the down passenger train collide near Mount Vernes two miles from New Rochelle. Three deaths occurred on the down train: a fireman, a brakeman, and Dr Sheldon. Suffering injuries spread among many, including a passenger with broken legs and a waiter from Fish's Hotel. The crash followed the freight train’s failure to stop at Willis Bridge, with the freight allegedly traveling thirty miles per hour.

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Democratic Victory in Ohio Promises Radical Reforms

The Democratic party, now dominant under the new constitution, vows a cheaper, more efficient government and equal laws. It pledges bank burdens, gold and silver revenue, and a constitutional ban on paper currency, with a Supreme Court set to challenge U S decisions.

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A Confederate Villains Confessed in San Francisco Herald

The San Francisco Herald reports the confession of Robinson, one of Sacramento’s hanged trio, detailing a vast fraud network across Albany Baltimore New York Philadelphia and other cities. He recalls forging checks, depositing funds, and distributing thousands through partners Edwards and Ridgway, with travels to Philadelphia Baltimore Wheeling Cincinnati and beyond. The narrative frames a wide criminal enterprise tied to banking fraud and elite circles.

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Union Safety Committee Dictates in New York War of Parties

A fragment from the Summit Beacon condemns a self styled Committee of Safety in New York City. It accuses them of dictating votes, seeking to form a Union party on the ruins of Whig and Democratic groups, and of pressing a platform around Compromise and the Fugitive Law. The piece warns Whigs and Locofocos alike against their influence and predicts their failure to sway the masses.

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The Thanks They Get Ashland Union J routs in 19 shows party aid

The Ashland Union J discusses debt of obligation to Trea soileas after late contests. Sealed proposals are set to secure votes for a ticket, with references to balance of power and Whigs. The piece critiques factions and politics in Obie and Ashland, noting alliances and strategies.

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