Acquaintance Relates Grain Mill Incident and Local Names
Fragmentary reminiscence describes sending grain to a mill and the miller and workers drinking together. The speaker asserts civic loyalty and lists local names including J Downing, Major, nyville Militia, and others. The passage references mill stones and withheld details amid scattered telegraphlike chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Downing
Nyville
2D Brigade
Seph Plavkington
B. Badgin EE. Kern
C. J. Wolbert
Woelpper
Peter Parker
Norwalk Ohio reflects on heat and growth in 19th century report
The Norwalk Huron County survey notes extreme weekly heat, a population of 141 families with 1020 individuals and 41 births. It lists five religious denominations, local professions, and a bustling economy including a brick banking house, steam mills, distilleries, and multiple shops. The county seat features a seminary of 100 students and a cotton of civic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Huron County
Ohio
Wimball
Curious 1834 Chronicle Bites and Notable Passings
A miscellaneous column notes Arthur Shaff’s death in Washington at the State Department, Jerome Bonaparte leaving London for the Continent, and rapid early rail travel Boston to Dedham at 33 mph. It reports Lafayette memorial pallbearer Marshall, a misadventure of Judge Lamar, a Mexico silver mine yielding 4 million annually, and hydrophobia cure in Bordeaux with vinegar. Also mentions Senator Ewing passing through Cleveland and other fleeting items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shaff
State Department
Washington
Forsyth
United States
Washington City
Hermitage
Albany Daily Advertiser
Mexico
Jerome Bonaparte
London
Providence
Boston
Dedham
Lamar
Georgia
Richmond
Lafayette
Justice Marshall
Mercury
Fahrenheit
Noah
Whittington
L. C
Port Burwell
Temperanceville
Bordeaux
Ewing
Cleveland
Political Opinion and Cabinet List From The Era
The New York American urges Grand Jury indictments of Yappan Cox and leading Abolitionists as public nuisances and calls for strict action to curb mob law. The Dollar Press notes Ewing's past as Ostler. The Cabinet is listed with Forsyth, Woodbury, Cass, Dickerson, Barry, and Butler in their respective posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bicknell
Forsyth
Georgia
Woodbury
New Hampshire
Treasury
Cass
Michigan
Dickerson
New Jersey
Navy
Barry
Kentucky
Butler
Address to Electors in Fourteenth District on Constitutional Crisis
A public meeting in San dusay county addresses electors of the Fourteenth Congressional District. The text laments party strife, praises early founders, and warns that old Jeffersonian principles are abandoned while questions shift to who one voted for, criticizing constitutional violations and judicial contempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusay County
Fourteenth Congressional District
Frucon Crerexs
Europe
Washington
John Adams
Jefferson
Madison
Monroe
Sen
Call to action for township delegates to support congress candidate
A fiery public appeal urges citizens to convene in New Haven on the third Thursday of August to nominate a candidate for Congress. It warns against despotism and urges unity, vigilance, and action in defense of liberty and the Constitution. It criticizes state financial schemes and Bank policies as threats to property and democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
House of Representatives
New Haven
Congress
A. Minrine
Curver Comsroor
Lururr Porrin
New York
Ohio
Lucas
Jackson
Stark County
O. Repository
Obituary Notice of Catimamine Riepon in Fulton County
Death of Catimamine wife of Elder Jamix Riepon Fulton County Illinois aged six years leaving a husband seven children two of whom are infants. The obituary notes her sound mind hope of resurrection and quiet virtue praising her as affectionate tender and benevolent with religious devotion and community mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rignos
Ilinois
Ohio
D&e
Thomas Rigudon
Catimanine
Jamix Riepon
Fulton County
Wotherless
Joss
Weather Summary Clipped From Week Run
Fragmentary weather notes describe mixed conditions with very warm and hazy days. Several dates show extremes from extremely warm to unusually mild or lazy heat levels, but the record is incomplete and uncertain.
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N. ¥. Courier
Lewis 3. S. Esq
Nor
Daniel Waterous
Douney
Brown Lamilton
Irics
K Academy
Cing
Revenier
Lewis Bd
Sturges
Mr Ewing
W. York
lWestern
White & Curtiss
Fitchvilley
WUTC
Moonx
Daniel
Baicer
Peru
George V .Lyle
Nathan W. Spears
Martland
Daniel Minor
R. T
A. D
Natitan W. Spears
J. Peace
N.W
J.P. Hartland
Bank OF Norwalk
George Mygatt
Moses Kimball
P. S
Baker & Kimball
Robert Carpenter
New London
Chester Buck
Elijah Smith
Rufus Judson
Vermillion Township
Milian
Judson
Philo Clark
George Sheffield
Wickham, Alting
W. Chmisrian
Ituron
Amfirm
Wicknan, Attine & Canusran
P. Alling
Joan W. Wrextram
Thomas Wrexham
W. Christian
Floron
Fitchville
Widte & Curtiss
George T. Foot
Court of Common Pleas
D. Gibbs
H.C. P
Cyrus V. Minckler
Unron Common Pleas
Chenk, Ilc. P
Iptiam Rowsann
Uizaberit Rowland
Israel
T. Mead
Wincham Townsexn
Ad Athires
Bitlin
Common Pleas of Muron Co
Clarksfield
Said
Israel ‘T
Bra Debbie
Asahel Miner
Asa W. Reed
Israel T. Mead
William Rowland
Elizabeth Rowland
Neff
Ashland
Francis Gramam
Pater Kinsley
William Hendryx
Lalis S&s. Robinson
A.D. Lendry
Pever Kinsley
J. P
Noronth
Norwale Seminary
A. Bakmer
A. Baker
Milan
J. B. Pier & CO
Mae
Vually
Lluron County
S100th
Florence
Greenwich
Portland
Lowy
Poor
New Lond
Ruggles
Wakeman 'Y
Vermillion
Ee Wa Iluton
Berlin
Bronson
Fairfield
Ripley
New Shav
Norwich
Ridgefield
Groton
Lyme
Sherman
Greenfield
Oxford
Margaretta
Perkins
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