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Newspaper

Fremont Journal

Location

Fremont, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1853

Page

2

Death of Senator King Revered by Buffalo Com

The Buffalo Com reports a somber obituary for Senator King, praising his integrity, civility, and long service. It notes his careful parliamentary role, Democratic principles, and nearly fifty-year public career across Congress, diplomacy, and state leadership, ending with his resignation for health reasons and death in tropical climate.

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New Fremont Findlay to Lima Rail Line Proposed

Local report from Finlay notes a new railroad company formed under state law to build from Fremont to Findlay then to Lima in Allen County, intersecting the Dayton and Michigan Road. Citizens of Findlay show strong support as construction would cross Sandusky, Seneca and Hancock counties, with Dayton and Michigan Company buffers cited. A separate item recalls a Hudson River Railroad collision in 1801 and a Colfax County passenger injured in a recent trial.

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Early Potatoes from Horse Manure Prove Profitable

A farmer from Amesbury reports success using horse manure to start potatoes for seven to eight years. He says the method saves rotting and fetches high market prices, with potatoes maturing about three weeks earlier. The writer compares beds planted April to May with market timing and yields, noting earlier and larger harvests at Newliveyport market.

Nicholas Weat Amesbury Mesto Newliveyport

Simple beef cattle lice treatment and wool loss remedies

A historic veterinary guide details using common flaxseed oil mix and direct application along the cattle back to eradicate vermin in oxen and hogs. It notes benefits for neglected mangy pigs, description of wool loss from exposure, cleansing with soap and water, and applying a turneol urease ointment, with a warm stall aiding recovery.

Mixed corn seed trial and domestic verse reflections

The excerpt describes a farmer's mixed use of gourd seed and Oregon corn to improve yields, noting lighter and heavier seeds balance weight. It also offers advice on early plowing and sod breaking, followed by a long verse and musings on domestic felicity and a Bacon quote about worldly citizenship.

Oregon Enat Gil Germantown

Woman's Love and the Proper Sphere of Woman

A Victorian style argument extols woman as the heart of affection and moral influence. It asserts love as her guiding principle and claims education and example shape the social and moral impulses, questioning what defines her role and influence.

The West and the fate of civilizations warned

The piece argues that Western civilization advances, defeating old powers yet fears decay if it seeks to stop at triumphs. It contrasts American growth with past empires, foreseeing Pacific Coast enlightenment reshaping Boston and New York while urging self-improvement over complaint. It cites Punch and Times as voices on travel and progress.

Atlantic Waskrats Babylon Philoscphe Grovee Nersca Smyrna Rome Gaul England America Pacific Coast Boston Philadelphia New York Western Hemisphere J.Y. Times

Attorneys Named in Notable Ohio Case

Fon SreneUAnY Of Starr Nelson H Van Voorhes of Athens Pon Atro nWny Onkh ae William H Gibson of Seneca Von Supreme Judg Franklin T Backus of Cuyhoga named in state court proceedings.

Fon Sreneuany Starr Nelson H. van Vorhes Athens Pon Atronwny Onkhae William H. Gibson Seneca von Supreme Judg Franklin T. Backus Cuyhoga

Rescue Hook and Ladder No 1 Exhibition Praised by Citizens

Report from Thursday event praising Rescue Hook and Ladder Co No 1 for uniforms discipline and coordination. Foreman Mr Carber lauded, supper at Croghan House, mayoral speech, and hearty cheers to all units. Also includes disputes over a Sandusky court decision and local newspaper rebuttals.

Rescue Hook & Ladder Co. No.1 Mr. Carber Croghan House Vandercook Engine Co. No. 1 A. B. Taylor Rescue Hook and Ladder Co,No. 1 Band Mr. Vandercook

Important Railroad Decision Reaches Junction Route

A court injunction blocks Junction Railroad from crossing Sandusky Bay citing charter limits to run by the Maumee River and Fremont. Judge McLown’s ruling warns the company against evading charter terms and delaying public navigable waterways.

Saver Cothipany Sandusky Bay Junction Railroad Cincinnati T.J. Ewing Gee E. Poon R P. Becknaxe Lawn & Son Asponwa Benerka McLown Junction Rail Road Company Maumee River Fremont Mad River Company

Great Destruction of Life on the Steamer Independence

The Telegraph reports the loss of one hundred and forty five lives in the burning of the steamer Independence en route to San Francisco. The casualty list includes several Ohioans and travelers from other western states, with dispatches providing particulars.

Independence San Francisco Ives

Indian War near Washita border claims Pawnee and Delaware clashes

The Fort Smith Herald reports fights between Pawnees Delawares and Kickapoos sparked by horse thefts. Pawnees steal from Delawares, Delawares regain horses and kill one Pawnee. Soon after Delawares recover more horses from Pawnees, four Pawnees are killed. Kickapoos lose horses to Pawnees. Cady Joes take them back and kill three Pawnees. Trails of Pawnees seen toward Washita mountains.

Fort Smith Arkansas North Fork Canadian Muhsa Cady Joes Washita Washita Mountains

Storm and wrecks hit towns with damage and deaths

A severe storm in April battered the region striking near a motel and signpost, injuring a man badly and causing chaos as two peals of thunder rocked the area. Reports recount wrecked boats, a sinking near Wellsville, and a woman burned to death in Fall River. Additional items note court cases, Santa Anna’s arrival, a shipwreck, and varied international news including Mexico, Belgium, and Havana.

Boston Marter Fall River John Murphy Santa Anna Senor Tornes City of Mexico Veracruz Zuihune Tera Cruz Hell Vera Cruz Alcibiades Tribune New Orleans Picayune Uastes Cannsa Martinez Guanajuato Munz Leno Godoay Kexnepy Iburgoenguitia Jensus Ding French Academy Tampico Santa Ana Atia Wellsville Ake

Dollar mark origins and postal notes from era

A collage of notes discusses the dollar sign origin tracing to eight or real coins, plus a claim General Hamilton coined it. It also reports on U S postal arrangements with Britain and France, overpaid postage refunds, and a spoof love letter puzzle. Other items include a New London explosion report, church benediction humor, and railway survey progress.

Severs Imes United States Gil Blas Mamilton Sheldons Postan Autonoroy England France Prasgiin

Married Couples Tie The Knot In Two States

Two marriage notices from local records record Crances B. Cauren of Assland and Hoiva Aden of Woodville wed by Rev Wo Welle, while Asa H. Bailey of Lenox married Harriet M. Fusseiman of Fremont by Rev Henry A. Rossiter on April 26.

Wo Welle Crances B. Cauren Assland Hoiva Aden Woodville Henry A. Rossiter Asa H. Bailey Lenox Harriet M. Fusselman Fremont

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