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Huron Reflector in Norwalk, Ohio

03 Jun 1834

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Huron Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1834

Page

2

Debates Over Public Works and Deposits Drive House Schedules

The House discusses harbor improvements on Lake Erie and the Cumberland Road bill amid adjournments and committee shifts. Residents from Pittsburgh to North Carolina petition for deposit restores and a new national bank, while memorials from Ohio and Virginia urge swift relief.

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Savannah River Messrs Mubbard Pearce He Everett Speight Mercer Williams Parker Wayne Cambrelung McKay Whittlesey Mall of North Carolina Nous Hubbard LE. Whitthsey Lake Mine McKinley Cumberland Road Ile Galbraith Stewart Ie Committee On Whitlesey House Polk State of the Union J.Q. Adams Raisin Lake Erie la Plaisance Tay Messrs. Evans Sutherland Lyon Michigan Yous Love Yeas Me Evans Mr Hubbard War Department Fillmore Black Rock BatFile Lakes Senate Wilking Pittsburgh Webster Columbia Lancaster Bank of the United Brown County N. Carolina Mangum Raleigh Uae Bank of the United Clayton Forsyth Messrs Forsyth Clay Sprague Peelinghausen Bell Bibb Calhoun Ewing Frelinghuysan Wendricks Oil Kent Reight Keigh Linn McKean Naudain Prentiss Preston Robbins Robinson Shepley Silsbee Smith Swift Tipton Tomlinson Tyler Nays Messrs Benson White Tedian Alain Athens County Ohio Huron County Lake Shore Green Miami Valley United States Wwer Susquehanna County Luzerne County Geigh Rose Jefferson County Congress Committee On Finance Huntingdon County Doylestown Bucks County Seneca Pall New York Benton Leigh
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Distressing Sailboat Accident at Erie Claims Seven Lives

The Lithulka sailboat carrying nine passengers to ships on the Erie river capsizes near the public piers. Seven of the nine drown, including Thomas McConkey Deputy Collector of the port of Erie and Mrs Thomas wife of the steamer Wm Penn second mate. Other victims include Daniel Granger Luther Douglass Thi I T Downs Anos T Bishop and an unknown resident merchant from Cleveland.

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Lithulka Erie Puy New York Thomas McConkey
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Steamboat Launch At Norwalk Homeport

June 3 1831 Norwalk announces Court of Common Pleas session to begin Monday. A new steamboat built at the mouth of Huron by Captain Cuore will be launched tomorrow at 1 P M.

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Norwalk Court of Common Pleas Mon- Jay Huron Cuore
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Religious Controversy Over Universalism Proposed

A letter from A. A. Davis challenges Rev. H O Sheldon to debate future punishment, arguing against endless misery and calling for written exchanges. Davis proposes publishing both sides in a religious paper, noting editors of the Huron Reflector oppose a controversy but suggesting alternatives.

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Foolie Huron Reflector EB. Thompson Huron Reflector H. O. Sheldon Br. J.M. Vracy Mr. S Nornvalk Universalisas Mr.s Brad Tracy Haron Reflector Br. Pricy Huron Simone Sentinel Star West Philomath Union County Tachina
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Nominations and oddities headlined in Peru 1934 report

Andrew Stevenson nominated by the President to be Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Great Britain and Mahlon Dickerson named to Russia. Also notes on a wormlike specimen from a Cheshire lady, a 104-year-old Quebec resident’s death and hidden wealth, locusts near corn fields, Spanish shepherds, and Nashville cotton losses.

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Andrew Stevenson House of Representatives Senate Great Britain Mahlon Dickerson New Jersey Russia Chambershire Quebec Pierre la France Spain Nashville
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Tolls rise on New York canals and echoes across nations

Spring tolls on the New York canals reach one hundred and eighty eight thousand dollars for the first twenty days. Reports note Pennsylvania canal tolls up to May reach one hundred and audre thousand dollars. News items describe a man leaping from 77 John Street roof and surviving, a Suffolk animal birth, a New Orleans boat sinking twenty three with cholera, and a 1554 sword found in Windsor Connecticut. Figures on Boston leggings for Col. Crockett and copper quicksilver discovery in New York appear alongside protests about bread bakers using pumice and alum. An accident, court cases, and rail progress complete the mixed report.

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