Bellevue Village Ordinances of 1852 Abating Fines and Licenses
Local ordinances authorize the mayor and recorder to enforce penalties for contempt of court, regulate exhibitions and licenses for show rooms and curiosities, pedlers and liquor vending, and prohibit gambling and illegal powder sales in the Village of Bellevue. The text lists fines for permits, selling without licenses, and penalties for public nuisances, with named officials James McKIMI Mayor and E. D. Fousers, Recorder, and dates August 25 1652 to August 28 1352.
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Poe Shawey
James McKim
B.D. Fouusrr
Bellevue
Hinsteene
Ender
Meyer
Ari
Yas James McOim
E D. Forigrr
Bellaray
D. Fourers
Ordinance Against Disorderly Houses and Disturbances
An ordinance punishes disorderly houses and public resort disturbances with fines from one to twenty dollars. Inhabitants causing noise or reveling in public resorts face penalties, with officials authorized to enforce the measure. Passed August 26, 1852.
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McKim
E. E. Fouver
Fublig
James McKim
E.D. Pouter
Bellevue ordinance targets brothels and prostitution routes
An 1852 Bellevue village ordinance punishes keeping or lodging a female for prostitution with fines of at least twenty dollars upon conviction.
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Bellevue
Bellevue Village Ordinances On Prostitution And Indecency
An 1860s Bellevue village ordinance amends penalties for prostitution and lewd behavior. It sets fines from one to ten dollars for indecent acts and conversation in streets and public grounds, and grants the Mayor authority to prosecute, issue warrants, and jail offenders until fines and costs are paid.
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Alteve
Bellevue
James McKim
E. D. Fouterr
Nangutrs
Vitor
Ourabera Gitect
Hellerue
E. D. Fournie
Tragic Pardeville Shooting Sparks County Turmoil
A deadly dispute in Pardeville ends with Leahey shooting Manley at close range after previous adultery accusations. Manley dies within half an hour. Morton wounded as Leahey fires again, then shoots toward Johnson before being subdued and jailed. The incident shocks the region with wild rumors and calls for justice.
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Murdev
Pardeville
Edward Leshy
Macks
Ward Manley
Marcelion
Manley
Leakey
Leskey
Manley Wee
John A Johnson
Morton
Marcellon
Leahey
Stending Jin
Johnson
Lerhey
Tate
Sauk County
Heaven
Whig Nominations for President and Electors
The Whigs name Winfield Scott of New Jersey for president and William A. Graham of North Carolina for vice president. Electors include Wm. Desninon of Columbus and E. D. Mansfield of Cincinnati for senatorial. district electors list Charles Anderson Hamilton James Scott Harrison Seegar H L Penn Brown John M. Williams Wm Lawrence Birchard Sand J T Van Metre Licking John Sherman Richland Orr Wayne A B Norton Knox Alex Lewis R B Moore Humphrey Summit W T Perkins S C Clark Mabenning J A Bingham Hurriçon. Supreme Judge D A Haynes Dayton. Board of Public Works D H Beardaley Cleveland.
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Winfield Scott
New Jersey
William A. Graham
North Carolina
Wm. Desninon
Columbus
E. D. Mansfield
Cingianst
Chas. Anderson
Hamilton
James Scott Harrison
Seegar
H. L. Penn
Brown
John M. Williams
Wm. Lawrence
Birchard
Sand
J. A. Bingham
Hurricon
D. A. Haynes
Dayton
Board of Public Works
D-H. Beardaley
Cleveland
Old Soldier’s Letter and Political Turmoil in New England
A fragment from a 19th century newspaper column reports heated debate over Gen. Scott, Henry Clay, and Pierce era politics. It cites editorials from London and Manchester, quotes Welsh and Shrenk, and describes a chaotic Ward meeting with shifting loyalties and accusations of falsehoods amid Democratic and Whig tensions.
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Scott
Washington City
Pierceocracy
Anch
Henry Clay
Gen
Scott Itie
Freeman Proposes Democratic Support At 60 Years
A political notice urges Democrats to back a Freeman proposal until November and to pay after Gen. Scott’s presidential election. The language appeals for support and warns opponents not to wail.
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Gen. Scott
Mass Convention of Gen Wilrimtn Scots Friends
A mass convention of the friends of Gen Wilrimtn Scots will be held in Fremont on Tuesday September 26 1862 at 10 am. Hon Wax R Hoxenxer Ho Hinaw Gamworn and Wu J Ginsox will address the gathering and nominations will be made for County Treasurer Prosecuting Attorney Surveyor Recorder one Commissioner one Infirmary Director and four District Assessors. Readers urged to circulate and foster a large convention.
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Friends of
Port Clinton Speakers Set for September 29 1852 Address
Hon Van and Hosrungr and Hon Hin Alt Gatswaxn will address Ottawa County residents at Port Clinton on Wednesday September 29 1852. Citizens urged to rally in support of Old Chippewa and attend the gathering.
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van & Hosrungr
Hin- Alt Gatswaxn
Ottawa County
Port Clinton
Woodville Town Meeting Promotes Presidential Candidate
Woodville township residents are invited to hear G. Mugg R. P. Buckland of agra and John Shrenk address the public at Woodville on Saturday September 26 at 1 o clock. The speakers offer reasons for supporting Scott as president and welcome all who are willing to listen.
General Cass Speech at Tamany Hall Reveals Clash With Whigs
In Washington after a congressional session, General Cass addressed a Democracy gathering at Tamany Hall New York City. He denounces Whig rival General Scott calling him brave and honest while accusing Whigs of misrepresentation and urging publication of the extract to expose their alleged mendacity.
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Congress
Cass
Tammany Hall
New York City
Scott
Whig
Gen
Case Anid
Bental
Whigs
General Scott
Scott Meeting in Bellevue Rally for Gen Scott
Friends of Gen Scott held a large Bellevue gathering on Thursday evening. John Schrenk delivered an excellent speech urging broad support and duty by all, with more meetings planned across Ottawa County including Port Clinton and York township.
Then and Now in War Era Echoes From Hartford Times
A fragment from the Hartford Times-Now recounts wartime debates and salaries tied to General Scott. It includes a June 1852 correspondence about political loyalties, a Nashville letter praising Scott and Ganaman, and German political support for certain candidates.
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Gerewan
Nashville Benner
Maxeraus
Lexrenvos
Momnay
Deas Spx
Angus 14
Ashington
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Bastery
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General Scorr
Scort
Gnaman
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Scot
Toman H. Cur
K.zoutreorran
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