10 Sep 1853
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Newspaper
Fremont Journal
Location
Fremont, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1853
Page
1
A long miscellany of poems and prose recounts emotional home life, a sister Ellen's wedding to Henry Neville, and the impact of departure on the family. It moves from lyric reflections on home to a detailed account of Ellen's engagement and her missionary life, ending with a dramatic Gloucestershire court case.
A miscellany piece extols kindness as a noble sentiment and the dawn of a generous spirit. It recalls historical examples of women's deeds, notes a Norwalk Post Office anecdote, includes a New Orleans tombstone verse, a Bangor liquor mixup, and political race results with unresolved electors.
A Michigan Central express freight collision near the American Gas Company works injured several and killed a German emigrant. The gravel train from Sinai Central was unloading stone when the locomotive derailed. No passenger casualties, but trains on Illinois and Michigan Central lines were delayed.
The Royal Agricultural Society's reaping machines trial ends at Berk on the 17th with five competitors Bell's McCormick's Bussey's McCormick's improved and kills. Prizes awarded to Crosskill's and Bell's.
At the late Printers Pastival in Syracuse a toast given by G W Curtis Tica celebrated four boxes governing the world the Ballot Box the Jury Box the Cartridge Box and the Band Box with emphasis on civic and legal power.
The article reviews Dolley Madison as founder of presidential etiquette and her influence in Washington during James Madison and James Monroe administrations. It covers her youth, marriage, charm, and social reforms, the 1809 inauguration era, the 1815 British invasion, and the Monroe era social life with Mrs Monroe succeeding her.
An 1820s Washington portrait describes a formal evening at the White House during James Monroe’s presidency. It notes attire, guests including cabinet wives, and the social culture of the era. mentions John Quincy Adams succeeding Monroe and details about Louisa Johnson Adams and her family. contrasts with later Jackson years and Mrs Donelson’s hosting.
A California physician woos a Southern young woman, loses fortunes after a failed investment, and writes to her of his misfortune. She sends a gold ring engraved with Bible verses to reassure him, proving steadfast love. He later marries her as fortunes rebound and they travel to her home in the Golden State.
The Cincinnati Gazette comments on taxation and reform amid anti Maine Law sentiment. It notes public debate on liquor, morality, and government, while mentioning断 a sheriff in Pennsylvania who died by suicide and family-linked tragedies.
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