02 Mar 1855
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1855
Page
1
Fragmentary text describes a mail notification referencing a seven year period and a charge of 175 dollars with a possible advance payment. Terms appear inconsistent across sections, suggesting a legal or contractual notice with missing context and entities.
From Dick Household Words Arthy Peril portrays social duty and mercy toward the poor. The verse laments neglect of the needy and asks who bears responsibility for others while warning of divine judgment. The piece rebukes complacency and calls for action against wealth’s cold complacency.
A stall merchant Mr. Whiting faces ruin as a $3000 note nears default. His daughter Sarah sacrifices love to aid her father, accepting a marriage proposal from wealthy bachelor Mr. Somerset only after securing the required funds from him. A rival suitor John Barnet discovers the sacrifice, sparking a dramatic turn of events and a bittersweet ending.
The New York Herald traces the Know Nothings to spring 1840s in New York City with a founder from the city ward. The first president was a journeyman printer whose early death left his grave unmarked. The order then grew nationwide under a firm, quiet leader, attracting adherents across the states and likely to nominate the next president.
The Pittsburg Gazette reports a tragic emigration tale of four German families who arrived from New York in severe winter. Twenty two people started, four men four women and fourteen children. thirteen died, six remain sick. Two women died at sea, one child in New York, others perished en route or after arrival. Despite benevolent aid, the tragedy marks the harsh toll of emigration.
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