07 Jan 1854
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1854
Page
1
Fragmented verse reflects a child's death and village life themes. It speaks of a radiant infant with a crown of light, longing, and grief. The piece contrasts joyous village scenes with sorrow, urging peace, memory, and comfort among friends.
Gerrit Smith's 1853 House speech condemns American slavery and royalists for misusing Christian doctrine. He argues Austria is not unique in oppression, rails against the government for quoting the Bible to justify slavery, and calls for abolition and adherence to true Christian ethics. He cites Captain Ingraham and Koszta cases to illustrate rescue as a moral duty.
Hartford's Charter Oak stands in a southern city elevation near the Wyllys seat. Its cavity once hid Connecticut’s colonial charter during 1637 amid Sir Edmund Andros efforts to dissolve the government. The tree, now locked by a door, remains vigorous with a 21 foot circumference and seven foot diameter, surviving a near fire in 1849 and believed to endure another century.
The American Geographical Society hosts monthly sessions at Union Square and in New York, featuring Capt Ginnow’s narrative about the Eastern Archipelago. He describes Bali and the Orang Kobooos of Sumatra, their savage conditions, and the Malays’ use of these people as slaves, with broader remarks on human degeneration and colonial power.
Coroner investigates a deadly incident at 016% Mott Street where Ann Koielly died and her drunken husband survived a near-fatal blaze. The basement rum shop fueled intoxication, with their young daughter sent away for ram. Ireland native, the woman’s death follows weeks of heavy drinking by both partners.
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