Ohio law on Common Pleas terms and gas company ordinances
The text outlines 1854 Ohio statutes setting term schedules for the Fourth Judicial Districts Common Pleas Court across several counties including Huron Ottawa Lorain Medina Summit and Cuyahoga. It also covers adjourning terms, repeal of a prior act, and a supplementary act allowing city councils to fix gas supply minimum prices for up to ten years with company consent, while preserving existing contracts.
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Ohio
Common Pleas
Fourth Judicial
Wiros
Beon
Huron
Asky
Juyl
Decaunty Malevote
Ottawa
Lorain
Medina
Summit
Cuyahoga
Cuyahoga County
Courts of Common Pleas
Aet
Court of Common Pleas
F.C. LE Blond
House of Roy's
James Mye
Senate
Isi
General Assembly
State of
Citi
Gas Light and Coke
Aach Company
C. LE Blond
House of St James
Ohio Secretary of State confirms copied laws accuracy
Official certification dated April 22, 1954, from auditor Horace E. Clark and secretary J. Witzast Theverr and W. Trevitt. Document notes that representatives from the 3 caid bon W. B. VAN HOOK era, pro tem, James Myers, James Nye 3, and Columbus office confirm laws copied from original rolls. Located in Sandusky County Avrior and Ohio offices.
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W. B. van Hook
House of Itup
James Nye 3
Senate
Secarrany
Orzicy
Columbus
J. Witzast Theverr
Ohio
William Trevitt
Avprior
Orvior
Sandusky Co. O. i Frrwowr
Horace E. Clark
Benton Speech Sparks Deep Battle Over Nebraska Bill
Col Benton delivered a forceful attack on the Nebraska bill on the 25th, shaping the debate with experience, national compact fidelity, and sharp wit. His denunciation of executive interference and the bill’s pitfalls was celebrated by supporters seeking to bury the measure amid a charged partisan struggle. A separate note describes a derailment incident on the Greenfield Stingin railway where a wagon and horse were damaged but the horse remained unharmed.
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Benton
Col. Benton
Congress
Gree
Col. Lenin
Cal Tontoo
Greanil Stingni Railway
Tupelay
Birson
Payton Jaies
Ist Just
Clyde
Fremont
Bellevue
Printing Office Help Wanted and Ohio Reform Rhetoric
The Fremont Journal notes a boy wanted for the printing office. It denounces Ohio legislators over tax and reform debates, rails at moving bills on cellar digging and debt deduction, and warns voters that a change in administration is near. A Columbus police shooting, burglaries, and various regional notices fill the page alongside ads and local updates.
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Columbus
Brown
Senate
Department of State
Cincinnati
Locofoco
Ohio
Ohio State Journal
Cyrus Beebe
Davis
Newark
Union Station
Sciota House
Beebe
Mr. Beebe
Croghan House praised by Mr. Borron in Fremont
A letter in the Journal extols the Croghan House kept by J. F. Vandercook in Fremont. The traveler’s inn is described as enlarged and well furnished with commodious sitting rooms large airy sleeping rooms and a well supplied table. Vandercook is praised as a capable landlord with punctual coach connections to the train depot.
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Borron
Croghan
J. F. Vandercook
Fremont
Front
Pike Streets
Vandercook
Shhort
May
Legislative activity and court admissions in Monday session
The brief notes the legislature taking up and amending tax law provisions for brokers in incorporated towns, debates on the 10th and 11th sections, and amendments affecting tax liability. It also records bills on attorney general duties, township poor relief, and abolishing Cincinnati Criminal Court, plus votes on temperance measures. In the Senate the governor names Miami University trustees and a resignation letter is discussed. House debates a temperance bill with adjournment after long session. Also noted are a local lawyer’s admission and a new attorney’s forthcoming practice after Albany education.
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Burchard
Supreme Court
Ohio
Sampon
Dickingon
Senate
Cincinnati
Criminal Court of Cincinnati
Jake Flinn
Movsa
Cotivers
McKenzie
S Much Geal. Mr. Leland
Birchard
Herrick
Emery
W. RB. Krider
Jas. B. King
Chas, Anderson
Washington
State House
Finance Committee
Swan
House
Messrs
Egley
Turmoil and War Rumors Sweep Across Europe and Asia
Reports from April describe naval activity around the Clyde and Malta, with Turkish forces attacking Russians after a fragile Danube crossing. General Canobert and 8069 French troops reached Constantinople as Britain and France declare war. News covers German states’ stance, forthcoming treaties, and Pacific developments including Russian-Japanese negotiations and fresh cargo movements.
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Glingow
Clyde
Aisahargsh
Kalefat
Malta
Hirsova
Renr
Danube
Canobert
Constantinople
England
France
Turkey
Hanover
Bavaria
Austria
Prussia
Corysimvoes
Phenize
Charles Napier
Gulf of Finland
Rossin Corvett
Speavord
Lanseriies
Pacific
Western Canal
Ohio
Baltic
Africa
Pacific theater update through April on naval actions and Balkan fronts
Indeterminate reports from April detail 87 Opier ships leaving Kioge Bay to attack the Russian squadron while the Fugeate Tribune joins Napier’s division after capturing three ships bound for Russian ports in the Gulf of Finland. Allied fleets wait near Varna and Sevastopol with rumors of an Odessa strike. Russians form defenses along the Danube and at Gumrie. Circassian victory forces Russian evacuations.
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Pacific
Livervoon
Opier
Kioge Bay
Napier
Plamridges
Gulf of Finland
Deschin
Naper
Varna
Sevaspool
Odessa
Danube
Mustapha Pachw
Karrasa
Tachnawode
Rusténidke
Teroguna
Great Britain
Spain
Sweden
Prussia
London
Alexandria
Egypt
Prohibitory Liquor Law Passed by Ohio Senate and House
The Senate temperance measure passed the House and becomes law. It bans selling liquor for on site consumption, restricts sales to minors with written orders, prohibits sale to intoxicated patrons, declares violations as public nuisances, imposes fines and jails, and holds sellers liable for damages and civil costs. The act targets consequences of intoxication and assigns enforcement penalties.
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State Journal
Yeas
Messrs
Allen
Brown
Pike
Austin
Burton
Cantwell
Cleaver
Cochran
Converse
Davis
Downing
Eckley
Ellis
Elwell
Emerson
Emery
Evans
Foxster
Gest
Goodfellow
Gusin
Holland
Jennings
Johnston
Judy
Leland
Logue
Maitland
McCann
Merrin
Miller
Morris
Musser
Nunemaker
Oldham
Walters
Warthen
Worthington
Wright
Nays
Baker Benn
Birchard
Campbell
Courtright
Crane
Crites
Doss
Dean
Durgin
Eyles
Gilbert
Goudy
Hendren
Heaton
Houston
Huston
Jones
Krauth
Langdon
McKenzie
Metcalf
Newell
Pain
Parrott
Perkey
Porter
Ridgway
Smith
Sink
Somers
Thompson
Torrey
van Hook
Dickenson
Mie
Maine
Ohio
House
Bee
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W. B. van Took
Rai Tellous
Hep's
Janes Myers
Olin
Executive Department
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House of Rep's
James Myers
Supreme Court of
State of Ohio
the Journal
Fremont, Ohio
Priday
Hayver
Fons
Mr. Cloud
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Nimsin
Bette
J. de H. Lesher
Shanghai Fowl
S G Mason
West Townsend
Court of Common
Martlett & Haynes
J. Perham
New York City
Watson
Dimmock
W. D. Lindsley
New York
Nebraska
Marty Wann
Butler
Robert Ward
Nolle
Louiaville
Elizabeth Town
Kentucky
Seeds Law
United States Suprema Court
Circuit Court of Ohio
Circuit Court
M. E. Church South
Hook
District Court
Chicago
Ericsson
Jersey City
Potomag
Iran
Crouens
Australia
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Salt Lake
Bayard Taylor
Manafield
Dayton
Taylor
Nowack Geany
Temperance
Douglas
Ati Apt Dickinson
Pittsburgh
Peneylvadia State Senate
Collumbia
Ohio River
Moune
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Levant KR. Mouse
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Sandusky County
Sete
Albany University
Granville College
Norwalk
The
Arabia
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