Renewed hostilities over Toledo boundary clash in Michigan
The Toledo Gazelle reports armed Michigan authorities attacked Toledo, wrecking a printing office and arresting citizens after a border dispute. The incident followed earlier riots, with Michigan officers burning and firing upon those resisting jurisdiction while Monroe prisoners were held. Ohio residents vow to defend rights and call for federal remonstrance.
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Laredo
Gazelle
Toledo
Michigan
Monroe County
Michigan Territory
Mason
Benj.d. Stickney
George McKay
Posse
Monroe
Aoting
Territory
Detroit
Norvell
Wing
Brown
Odill
Smith
Clark
Quill
Clarke
Clack
Messrs
Z. Stickney
Montroe
Wood
Stickney
Ohio
U. States
Httle
Jacksonians claim victory in Ohio border dispute
In a political tract, Richland Whig praises Gen. Jackson loyalists for pressuring the President to uphold Ohio’s line in the territorial dispute with Michigan. It criticizes Governor Lucas supporters who shifted stance for peace and warns deserters will gain little from the triumph.
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Bounvany
Gen. Jackson
Lucas
Cass
Washington
Michigan
Gov. Cass
Detroit
General Jackson
Jackson
State Journal
Lst
Warris
Ohio
Yorsyth
U.S
Dickens
Forsyth
van Buren
Richland Whig
Powder Mill Explosion at Lowell Destroys Two Mills
Residents near Lowell awoke to a 3 am explosion that leveled two gunpowder mills owned by O. M. Whipple. The pulverizing and mixing mills were destroyed with losses estimated from 2 to 3000 dollars. No injuries were reported though the cause remains under inquiry.
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Lowell
O. M. Whipple
Ship John May Delany Lands 300 Irish Passengers
The John May Delany arrived from Dublin to the lower harbor last evening and landed about 300 Irish passengers at city wharves before sailing again. The Revenue Cutter was dispatched to capture the vessel’s master, with government action urged if capture fails.
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John May
Delany
Dublin
Ganse
Michiganians In Toledo Boundary Dispute Upsurge
Reflector Norwalk reports another disgraceful outrage by Michiganians at Toledo over the disputed ground. Readers are reminded of hopes for a quiet resolution by Congress, but the tone indicates a readiness to fight and a continuing boundary controversy.
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Toledo
Michigan
Local Elections: Sturges and Smilu Named for County Roles
A reader requests publication of THADDEUS B. STURGES as Prosecuting Attorney and PAUL G. SMILU as County Recorder. The letter cites Fairfield and July dates and asks for candidate names to appear in the paper.
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Thaddeus B. Sturges
Fairfield
Mezsie, Pherons
Paul G. Smilu
Benja Min Carmon Candidate for County Surveyor
The Sandusky Clarion lists Benja Min Carmon as a candidate for County Surveyor, noting his county work history and recent resignation followed by consent to run again if elected. Also mentions Abner Root as a candidate for Sheriff with the same notice.
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Messrs
Prestons
Benjamin Carmon
Carmon
The
Sandusky Clarion
Abner Root
Sherif
Nomination for Sheriff of Huron County Endorsed
A Peruvian citizen nominates Rornrr Moros for sheriff in Huron County. The letter praises Moros as capable, honest, and persevering, noting three consecutive elections as Warwalk Constable, service as sheriff's deputy, and patriotic military service in the War of 1812 era. It urges fellow citizens to notice and approve such merit.
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Forsyth
Livingston
Derarrent
Starr
Washington
United States
Sam
Mesers
Prestoxs
Rornrr Moros
Peru
Sherff
Huron County
Morton
Warwalk
Sherif
Sheriff Miller
Miller
Great Britain
Taney Named Chief Justice. Putnam Mineral Spring Found
The President appoints the Hon. Roger B. Taney as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court replacing the late Judge Marshall. A new mineral spring at Saratoga is discovered and named the Putnam, praised for its properties.
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Roger B. Taney
The
Supreme Court
Marshall
Saratoga
Putnam
Return to Norwalk Sparks Pinpointed Editorial Burlesque
A Norwalk reader recounts returning from business in E and encountering a sharp burlesque on the Norwalk Seminary in the Milan Wee Intelligencer. He quotes J. P. and defends the editor against alleged slights, roasting style, and misattributed signatures while praising the academy's speeches and local reputation.
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Milan
J. P
Manny
Gqew
Norwalk
Thad
Ural
J.P
P. J
Popin Jay
Norwell Seminary
Iteradi
Rocky Mountains
Missippi
Ohio
Turan
Oulstriph
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Duke de Broglie
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C. A. Preston
Cincinnati
Une Werner
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Webster
Petter
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