The Crimean War News From London and Sebastopol
The Africa docked at half past two in the afternoon. Intelligence from Balaklava and Sebastopol notes allied forces forming lines of defense, preparations for embarkation to the Crimea, and the continued siege. Reports mention Alma, 20,000 reinforcements, and tense naval movements as Russia and allies maneuver.
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Wantern
Ohio
Sée. Com
Hering & Bron
DOGO
Peay Tvanta
BIGGS
Money Wee Limited
Sebstopol
Otte
Stratford
Sablere
Alma
Sian Conan
Oden
Sebastopol
Omer
Pasha
Aastra
Livorre
Halu
Bebastopel
Muse
New Orleans
Africa
Fury
Constantinople
Alia
Balaklava
Luders
Crimea
Allen & Anderson
London
Jumva McHenry
Battle of Alma Report and War News From New York
The official report of the Alma battle by Lord Raglan is published. Russian forces were routed. British losses include officers, rankers, and wounded, with many reports of demoralization at Sevastopol. Dispatches describe Polish movements toward Warsaw and Austrian frontier actions. Yonkers held a public reception. emigrants arriving. shipping news includes the West Point ship damage, a collision near Prometheus, and attempts to launch a ball.
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Washington
Eerther
New York
Alma
Lord Raglan
Pth
Rok Suddle
Sevastopol
Crimea
San Tababhita Ata of
Diesen
Menschikoff
Frances
Poland
Warsaw
Kingdom of Poland
Yonkers
Geitay
Liverpool
Atameburgh
Web
Galifuydia
Squirrel Variant Debate Sparks Scientific Interest
The Sandusky Register reports a dispute over a supposed white gray squirrel and a responding white ground squirrel in Ohio. Observers discuss whether albino habits indicate a distinct variety, noting red eyes in albinos. Citizens are urged to observe and inform the correspondent Banduaky.
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Regieter
Logan
Cuyahoga Co
Thore
Banduaky
Sandwiky Register
P. Brabatay
Fremont Journal Armchair Summary of 1954 Vote
The Fremont Journal reports on the week’s voting results from the state election. It notes the turnout and early counts, mentioning the composition of party majorities and several candidate tallies though exact totals are not fully stated. The passage reflects initial impressions of party support and regional sentiment.
Collision on the Toledo-bound morning train causes injuries
A foggy morning collision near Cleveland on the C T Toga line injures the engineer and fireman of a locomotive. A second engine barely avoids a crash as passengers react, prompting calls for a thorough investigation into the incident and its causes.
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Chiantinn
Toledo
Grafton
Olimstead
Advertisers Promote Luxuries and Goods at Prominent Stores
The notice extols a range of wares from gold and silver jewelry to pistols and lace, touting the new stock at Larrxceas and Ganvin and others. It mentions goods from Persia to Brussels and Malaysia, and notes P G Deam Son offering wool manufacturing services. Also mentions Brewer and Chareo as vendors with cheap goods and a push for subscribers to a newspaper.
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D&e
Zrocen & Ganvin
Ton
Gtoba
Persia
Inces
Brussels
Maria
Eike
Maly
Tron
Miner
Aetia
California
P. G. Deam & Son
Thalr
Rolla
Nims
Brewer
Clyne
Chareo
Correction Massie Epivoma Lint Premlume for 1864 Premises
In the Journal dated Oct 20 a correction notes a mistake about a premium for a monochromatic drawing at the fair. It states no specimen of monochromatic drawing was exhibited by Massie or Leo Machi ne and that Miss Sarah Forben exhibited a drawing which received the premium.
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Massie
Mlume
Vair
Sandusky
Journal of Ovt
Leo
Sarah Forbemn
Hie Place
Mium
James A. McIay
Clyde
Tus
Thassartasno Tarconirn
Rovre Necnovsny
Ixa
Schafer
Norway
Teeland
Jin
Leo Bo Edilivon
Nle
Cleveland
Holbrook & Long
Paine
Gallup
Lyon & Whitelaw
John Kelly
Dewitt, Hartwell & Howell
J. W. Briggs
A. H. Penno
Wod
Sheldon Pawea
Shakapeare
Juliette Ent
Murrah
Forest City
Huxirdo Ag
Harris
Ohio Cullieator
Death of Fellow Odd Fellow Brother Honored by Lodge
The lodge of Odd Fellows at Crophan acknowledges the death of Brother Hanesey, a pioneer and faithful member. Resolutions praise his energy, courage, and leadership, express sympathy to his family, urge contemplation of life’s uncertainty, and request publishing to the Ark and parcel of Freemont. Signed by John Bell, WM Morgan, John Flaugher, with C. M. Fours as secretary.
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C. F. Premport
Uieh
Wirewran
Ro Hanesey
Order of Odd Fellows
Iargo
Crophan Lodge
Fremont
John Bell
WM. N. Morgan
Joan Flaugher
C. M. Fours
Remains of Sir John Franklin Found North of Fox River
A Montreal dispatch from York Factory dated August 4 reports Dr. Rae's account of the Franklin expedition remains. The party perished in spring 1850 north of Fox River after ships were crushed near Great Fish River. Artifacts including silver spoons engraved with Franklin’s name were recovered, suggesting a tragic end.
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Montreal
Dr. Rae
York Factory
Geo. Samson
Hadson Bay
Sir John Franklin
Fox River
Montreal Herald
Hudson Bay Company
Geo
Sameon
Kao
Rov
Ram
Geo. Bamiyan
Red Rives Roent
Reflections on State Fairs and City Accommodation
The Cincinnati Enquirer editor urges state fair powers to pick fair sites with real guest comforts in mind. Cincinnati Columbus Cleveland and Dayton can host outsiders, while Newark offers only limited lodging and dining. Over 20 000 visitors crowded the town with poor sleeping options. A pickpocket sold badges outside the gate, profiting from counterfeit items. The Treasurer seized over 1000 from the Kentucky Trust Company before it failed.
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Cincinnat Enquirer
Ohio
Cincinnati
Columbus
Cleveland
Dayton
Newark
Chillieuthys
Neo
Cincinniti
Trovaurar
Trovsnyr
Kentucky Trust Company
Swat
Financial panic echoes across markets and banks
The letter argues that runaway demand for coin, not relief, worsens the banking strain and harms labor. It notes free banks and public stocks pressured by low interest, warns of decisive effects on creditors and debtors, and urges for restraint and prudent policy to avert further economic collapse. Public anxiety grows as business interruptions threaten the wider economy.
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Bate
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Gyward
bunka—San. Rey
Cincinnati
Eeauia
Alice
Eeblin & Edtugres
Collard & Hughes
the Times
Iran
Oureau & Co
Bank crisis whispers ease as banks plan restraint
The Tudiana Sentinel reports large currency withdrawals from Free Bank paper and notes the auditor of State fires up alarm. Cincinnati bankers and those in Kentucky and Indiana discuss an interbank arrangement to curb resor ting and reduce premiums for six months. The plan aims to stabilize the money market and avert a wider panic.
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Tudiana Sentinel
State
Firemi
Cincinnanti Gaestle
Cincinnati
Obie, Kentusky
Wheeling
Steve Bank
Irdinan
Toremione
Relef
Toac
O.S Jouraul
New York politics and Nebraska issue take center stage
The piece paints a partisan view from Cooper’s 16th Inn, detailing nine state tickets led by Clark and NebraskA opposition. It notes strong anti Nebraska sentiment, liquor policy splits, and looming statewide and federal contest outcomes. Mentioned are Cooper, Myron M. Clark, Bronson, Salishell, and various newspaper voices.
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Wait
Era
Ste
Myron MH
Clark
Bronson
Hardebell
Seymour U. Salishell
Nebraska
Maine
Seymour
Eriaw
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