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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1853
Page
2
The Journal reports a Catholic demonstration in New York and a temperance note from Fremont dated Nov 19 1953. It references Father Ossory in a Protestant Bible discussion, praise for temperance advocates, and an oath for bishops cited from the New York Times. The page also mentions penmanship lessons in Kre Mont and a prophetic outline of church duties and papal obedience.
The piece notes a bumper potato yield in the American bottom and delays in county auditors filing returns, hindering the State Board of Equalization. It covers proposed county land maps, per acre values, and debates on statewide property valuation methods, with remarks on tax fairness and political maneuvering. It also mentions Henry Ward Beecher’s fundraising for a summer home, copper specimens for London, and a Montpelier Iroquois deputation seeking land claims north of Otter Creek.
The article lists tally figures for a Pacific Railway subscription in St Louis County and city, notes about Wosmer leaving the Detroit Advertiser, argues rent shifts in Williams County, Illinois editors meeting in Springfield, Whig majorities in Maryland, Pennsylvania liquor prohibition support, emigrants to New York, Lorin Andrews appointed Kenyon College president, and a remark that most of the next Congress will be new. It also includes violent anecdotes about a drunken woman bitten by rats and a man burnt by a boiler accident in Detroit.
A jumble of notices, anecdotes, and market notes from Fremont and surrounding regions. Reports include deaths, train accidents, legal decisions, cargo ads, and local society items. Names include Gen Lee, Judge Stallo, and Martanelli with brief event mentions across New York, New Orleans, Cleveland, and Boston markets.
The Wilson family led by Mr D Wilson and his two daughters aged 10 and 12 will give a concert at Buckeye Hall on Wednesday evening. Miss Helen will play melodian and melophine, aided by Mr Hufatader a noted singer and violinist. The feature is praised by Conneaut reporter Graham's Magazine notes.
The Arabia steamship arrived at nine this morning with three days of later news from Liverpool. Reports say Turks crossed the Danube and occupy Kalaf, with unconfirmed talk of Russian attacks. In Circassia mountaineers reportedly defeated Russians and captured forts. Diplomatic efforts center on a note approved by the Czar and Sultan, conditional on acceptance by the Sultan. A Turkish loan with the United States was not opened. Allied fleets disperse in Marmara after a storm. Consul Owen reaches Naples. American citizen Pepiri detained by Austrian officials for liberal opinions. A Boston paper notes minor sensational anecdotes and a ship fire near New York, while Karachi markets and war reports from Wallachia detail engagements between Turks and Russians. Cotton markets are steady with dull demand. breadstuffs mixed. provisions firm. A freight accident near Mansfield injures Mrs. Thomas Smith. Legal notes cover Martha Washington and Turat cases. Canadian Tobians predict a harsh winter. Seneca quotes on joy and resolve.
Fragments describe pricing for salt, flax, clover, pork, apples, tallow and other goods. The text hints at per barrel and per pound rates, bushels and weights though many terms are garbled. Names and precise places are unreadable, yielding a partial auction of agricultural and traded items.
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