Atlantic market notes and European war news mix
The report blends European price movements in flour corn oats and Indian corn with Atlantic freight rates and bankable shifts. It notes Moscow Danube operations, Russian advances near Varna and Sevastopol, Turkish resistance, and British fleet movements. The piece also covers weather damage from a strong storm, Crystal Palace plans, and port blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ariie
Bros. & Co
London
United
McHenry
Dodugezehi
Trajan’s Wall
Danube
Omar Pacha
Karasa
Silistra
Trieste
Pastia
Persia
Odesen
Sevastopol
Varna
James Graham
Fueto
Bosphorus
Tuenevis
Tulesin
Viexsa
Tultzcha
Lel
Beyrosa Bay
Shields
Duke of Courtland
Crystal Palace
Sydenham
Queen Victoria
Russia
Sir Charles Napier
Gil Keil
France
England
Turkey
Soa Iepach
Vienna
Bucharest
Mareh
Matchin
Grechit
Job Wanted: Print Shop Helper At The Journal Fremont
An advertisement from The Journal of Fremont Ohio seeking a boy of suitable age to learn the printing business in the office. Preference given to someone from the country. Apply soon to John M Mastin, proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
John M Mastin
BBA
School Exhibition Praises Union School Efforts
The Union School examination held on the 14th and 15th was highly credible to teachers and scholars. Observers praised the grasp of rules, arithmetic work on the board, and the clear reading and delivery by both boys and girls, with particular admiration for the little girls' reading. The report commends the teachers’ diligence and notes a lively knitting display during the session. The piece closes by noting overall prosperity of the school and the value of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Premont
Warning to Drunkards and Liquor Dealers Ends in Tragedy
A man living about ten miles from Fremont in an adjoining county was found dead by a roadside after drinking heavily. He had his gun with him but no external wounds were found. Once prosperous, his dependence on distillery wealth led him to ruin and a debased life. The tale warns of temperance and the ruin caused by drunkenness, noting the family’s loss and the community’s neglect.
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Tie Wan Nuwwa
Europe
Danube
Olenitai
Arctic
Fremont
Jone
Joly Sponial
Seine
Russia
Sublime Porte
Austria
Prussia
Holy
Jerusalem
Jantice
Constantinople
Mer
Mentehikos
Mentehikol
Sultan I
Mentehikat
Emperor of Russi
Mentehigoff
Malta
Dardanelles
Turkey
Tassie
Kingland
Frace
Nesshorfe
Alsat
Branew
Tassia
Constantinopte
Porte
Montchikol
Moldavia
Wallachia
France
For Powers
Vienna
Perfume ads and accident report flood 19th century page
The page blends exaggerated perfume shop notices from Deraham and Boextaxn Co with a bizarre claim of scents from Orange Flower to New Moon May. It also reports a Boston pressroom accident as Lyman Coombs fainted and a press was crushed by a Gleason cylinder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vecutaso & Co
Messrs
Boextaxn & Co
Remumbar Buontaxn & Co
Boston
Lyman Coombs
Gleason
War talk and rail line notes amid 1854 press chatter
The column reprints a speculative New York Herald item claiming a British treaty to permit search of neutral ships, countered by the British and French denial. It also reports on the Cleveland and Fort Wayne railroad project and a full text from a European war proclamation, highlighting Britain Russia France and the Ottoman conflict as context for these domestic notices and rail plans. The piece closes with U.S. Senate actions on pensions and the Dartington University relief bill, plus a homestead push and clerical salary discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Boomaxaw
England
Great Britain
France
Canada
Rastavo
Soverien
Turkeys
Russia
Europe
Erma
Trent
United Kingdom of
Hading
Pins
Majuety
Co Ry
Westie
Congress Acts on Salaries and Homestead Refund Plan
In Congress, a Ways and Means bill to raise executive salaries was debated as opponents urged frugal governance. Memorials from Pennsylvania and spiritualist believers were presented. A bill to extend the federal judiciary was set as a special order for May first, with executive session in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional
Wasutsoron
Watbridge
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Committee On
Clarke
Brodhead
Nortumberland County
Penn
United States
Shield
Legislative actions on turnpike road and banking bill
The House debated a bill to establish a free turnpike from Lower Sandusky to Sandusky county, recommending engrossment. A petition from Licking county opposed rail freight disparities was sent to the Railroads and Turnpikes Committee. Senate moved to regulate peace officers fees. bills on sheriffs and appraisers fees discussed. banking amendments considered and approved to promote a July effectivity.
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Toyeon
Jame
Lower Sandusky
Sandusky County
House
Lenasa
Euizone
Licking County
Senate
Seagate
Moaias
Eity Councils
Linse
Dane
Tharlord Bank
Committee On
Dian
Right of Search and shipping news from New York April 17
The Washington correspondent notes Lord Clarendon's assurances to Mr. Buchanan that British cruisers in American ports may board only for papers, not seize crews or ships, with only satisfactory paper checks to prove cargo not ammunition for enemies. Other items report ship conditions near Squaw Salut and Harnegate, underwriters detailing vessel tonnage and passengers, plus rumors of Americans arrested in San Maria on the Pacific coast for traveling without passports. Several local items follow, including the death of Capt. Canfield and the Ward brothers murder trial beginning in Elizabethtown. exhortations to Christian faith and trust in God appear in devotional verse and guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoak
Washington
N. Y. Courier and Bugquirer
Lord Clarendon
Buchanan
Shoutano
N.V
Squaw Salut
Karmit and Cairo Line
Liverpook Shu
Barnoe Gate
Industrious life and mind align to power progress
The passage extols vigorous mind and body work as keys to great ends. It cites ancient pyramids and classical art as monuments built by industry, urging perseverance, restraint, and moral conduct as foundations of national honor, prosperity, and enduring happiness.
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Egypt
Mighty Important Treaty with England and Free Ships
A lengthy British American negotiation yields the doctrine that free ships make free goods, with England abandoning the right of search in exchange for U S neutrality. The pact, praised as a grand diplomatic triumph, promises to safeguard commerce and reduce war risks.
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Amaval
New Yon
Colum
Mt. Vernon
Jetta Washington
Loth
New York Express
Hyoreromnt
Uut
Hostiliniew
Finland
New York
New Sunctualiy Rag
ODOEK
Wewik
Ohio
Supreme Court
Auisitor
House Hulés
Mud Creek
Deraham
Mnatter
Fort Wayne
Cleveland and
Cleveland and Toledo
Port Wayne
Fremont and
Frefont
Russias
Cuba
Gadsden
Nagor
Sexali
Vermont
Sumner
Cass
Dartington University
Als
Butler
Thos D. Elvot
Massachusetts
Walbridge
Detnarr
Canfield
Barre
Lounville
Ward Brothers
Elianbethtown
Aioepa
Pierce
Secrduty Marey
Caleb Cushing
Baenanan
Aeemann
Southampton
Ehneeiew
Liverpool
Die—Wilring
Bue Jebanan
Ealef Clarendon
Shyalen
United Sates
Huchanna
Voble Meno
Ghent
Lord Castboreagh
Webster
Ashburton
Anabee
Jamet
Vth
RIT Powis Winer
Severnsen.—Fachbonulle Latign
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