FREMON OHIO NEWS ITEM SUMMARY
The Journal reports varied 1855 news from San Francisco to New York including railroad plans toward Colorado, the annexation question and Missouri Compromise debate, ship movements Atlantic and Cortes, and local judiciary changes. It notes market quiets, Patrician political divisions, and a tragic death linked to distress in New York.
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Ehle
K. Karneon
J. Ross Browne
Aj. Ad
Binith
U. S. Navy
Dews
Sonors
Carson River
Ae Angeles
Colorado
Cortes
San Francisco
Petro Paulowski
Palynesian
Opening of new county road and mill noted in ads
Notices announce the opening of a new county road and a new steam saw mill at Rollerside by Thomas D. Miller. The Democrat defends its stance on American rule, immigration, and naturalization laws, urging equal rights for long-term foreign residents and strict enforcement of naturalization, while contrasting native and foreign qualities in republican values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Kershey
Etat Lumber
Thos. D. Miller
Democrat
America
The Dominican Treaty Stirs Public Curiosity and Controversy
The New York Tribune published a lengthy amity and commerce treaty between the United States and the Dominican Republic, with a sharp critique of its clauses. The piece highlights Art XIX restricting Dominican citizens and Dominican consuls, while mocking terms about race and slavery and urging readers to study how white authorities treat “nigg ers.”
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New York Tribune
Mra. Caxneau
United States
Haiti
The
Tribune
Dominica
Santana
Louis Napoleon
San Juan de Nicaragua
Porcelein ware exhibit at Croghan House
Awunica Ponogtars Wane reports on porcelain manufactured by Mosers Cantinwox Co of Green Point Ly Ly now on display at Croghan House. The American material ware claims superior hardness transparency and fire resistance with very low prices boosting its reputation. Messrs Bunns de Hanvzeit remain for a few days inviting public test of quality and hoping for a Fremont agency.
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Mosers, Cantinwox & Co
Green Point
Ly Ly
Croghan House
Stie
Liverpool
Bunns de Hanvzeit
All Is
Fremont
Veto Message on River and Harbor Bill Sparks Debate
The veto message questions constitutional power for internal improvements and urges limiting federal appropriations to specific plans. A vote moved to lay the message on the table and refer it to the Committee of the Whole. Also noted is the January Tax Atlas and praise for the Odd Fellows Monthly Magazine the Ark, now in its 12th volume, with subscription details and editor praise.
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Len
Congress
Phillips
Odd Fellows
United States
Ohio
Union
Bro
Guins
Ark
Glenn
Zanesville
Cincinnati
Th's
Art
Governor Announces Ohio Appointments Amid Pleasant New Year Weather
The Ohio Statesman and Democrat reports Governor's selections including Wiustan Kensox of Belmont for Supreme Court judge to fill Catowann's vacancy, Ronger B. Wanvey of Franklin for Conor’s seat, Joax McCoox of Columbiana as Benevolent Institutions trustee, Otven H. Penny of Fairfield and Grace E. Exis as Lunatic Asylum superintendent, T. L. Cuan of Lucas as canal tolls collector at Maumee City. Tax weather turns mild after storms, with New Year calls and a forecasted storm warned by the prudent.
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Ohio
Democrat
Wiustan Kensox
Belmont County
Supreme Court
Wm. B. Catowann Ronger B. Wanvey
Franklin County
Jons A. Conor
Joax McCoox
Columbiana County
The
Benevolent Institutions
Riiamn Vauxen
Otven H. Penny
Fairfield County
Granoe E. Exis
T. L. Cuan
Lucas County
Maumee City
Frost
The Austrian Alliance and British Public Debt
An Express column criticizes a potential Austrian alliance as weak for England and notes anti republican sentiment in Austria. It argues popular support would not strengthen the country and warns it could be a fatal misstep. The piece shifts to U S Treasury finances, reporting $2.2 million in weekly deficits with over $1 million paid toward the public debt.
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Russia
England
Austria
Thas
Louis Napoleon
French
Republic of
Oime
Kosyth
France
Europe
Cocaestone
Hapsburghs
U. & Treasuar
Uncle Sam
Annexation news and bindery prospects in Fremont and Brooklyn
The Sandusky Democrat urges a Fremont bindery as a steady business, noting potential in western work. It also reports Brooklyn’s consolidation with Williamsbugh and Bushwick, creating a city of over 200,000, with Gronox Hatt as first mayor. A Senate Commerce panel plans 100000 aid for Northern Lakes harbors and Western rivers, drawing sharp commentary on federal liberality.
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Leles
Sandusky
Fremont
Brooklyn
Williamsbugh
Bushwick
Gronox Hatt
Washington
Senate Committee On Commerce
Atlantic
Cleveland
Toledo
Pesident Pierce
Teachers Association forms constitution and elects officers
The Sandusky County Teachers met by adjournment and adopted a constitution item by item. Officers elected for the year include President J. W. Hiett and Secretaries S. Treat and Wam. Russell among others. Adjournment set for January at the Union School House, Fre mend, 1855. Abernoox Sussiox, Secretary pro tem.
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Sandusky County
D. Brown
Wam. Russell
B. W. Lewis
M. Cook
D. Bush
H. M. Morgan
M. H. Tichnor
Mary R. Seaman
Union School House
Fremont
C. D. Brown
Fremont Thrives in Hard Times Banished by Growth
A traveler reports Fremont, Minnesota, bustling with wagons and shoppers, amid claims that business remains unusually strong for the era. The piece notes multiple new buildings in Northern Ohio’s inland town, with firms like Berra & Co and Zeroten & Ganvis expanding, a library room prepared, and bankers Nias, Tuxerson & Waste thriving, presenting a positive view of prosperity despite broader hardships.
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the Journal
Mn. Botron
Fremont
Ohio
Sandusky City
Cleveland
Berra & Co
Moons
J. d& H. Leesan
Roessut
Indie, Ly
Nowe
Zeroten & Ganvis
Nias, Tuxerson & Waste
Library Association
Mirenent
Responding to the Priest in the Journal Columns
In a defiant response the writer addresses a Roman priest, resisting his stated disclosures and warning against rash interference. He hints at forthcoming facts, scorns the priest’s arguments, and asserts the need to expose perceived misdeeds tied to Catholic influence in Freemont.
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Mr. Entron
Fremont
ControversialCatholic Critique in Fremont Letters
A fiery unsigned letter attacks Catholicism and Jesuit influence, denouncing papal authority and priestly licentiousness. The writer claims Americans in Fremont show contempt for clerical manipulation, vows to publish more articles, and taunts a local editor over suppression and threats, urging public scrutiny of clergy’s role.
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Father Benedict Sattler
Francis Suarez
Leonard Sessius
John Baptist Taverna
Tony
Prieatcraft
Priest
Muel Jess
Mr. Walsh
Fremontle
Fremont
Frank
Ohio Stocks Support Bank Currency in Columbus Opinion
A Cleveland Herald dispatch discusses the sale of Ohio Stocks in Columbus, arguing the proceeds redeem all Canal Bank circulation and more. It urges keeping money in circulation, opposes Treasury cancellation, endorses Federal and Ohio Stocks as a stable paper basis, and notes political maneuvering in Congress on naturalization laws to weaken the Know Nothing movement.
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Treasury
Ohio
United States
Cleveland
Washington
Congress
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