Prayer and reform calls echo across Scotland England Ireland
Fragmented OCR chronicles religious appeals for national unity and mercy alongside parliamentary actions in Ohio. It records prayers for soothe divisions, calls for reform meetings in Scotland England and Ireland, and notes legislative progress in Ohio on records, licenses, courts, and rail projects with multiple votes and committee reports.
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United Kingdom
England
Ireland
Jesus Christ
God
Phee
Lord
Scotland
Penitentiary Site Favored by House Debate
The Oino State Journal reports Monday’s House session shows a large majority backing a new Penitentiary near town. Site objections were rejected and the bill, with changes in construction and management, is expected to pass and seek Senate approval. The article credits the committee for diligent inquiry into the subject.
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King
Joint Committee of Revision
Bigger
Joint Committee of Conference
Senate
Select Committee
Willey
House
Rigdon
Wade
Lockwood
John Bell
Maumee and Western Reserve Road
Jon
Spink
Mason
Judiciary
Mad River and Lake Erie Rail Road Company
Yeas
Fluton County Bank of
Norwalk
Elsherg
Olds
Tuscarawas Toway
Tuscarawas
Delaware Academy
Congress
State of
Ohio
Miami Canal
Roller
Akron
Portage County
Cleaveland
Boston Village
Robinson
Coshocton
Beebe
General Assembly
Sandusky County
Manmhee and Western Reserve Road
Oino State Journal
Vile Penitentiary
House of Representatives
Intelligent Committee
Penitentiary Site Report Commission Begin Publication
The article explains a commission's recent appointment to choose a site for a proposed penitentiary and announces the start of publishing their report. It emphasizes the topic's importance for state resources and promises a thorough, attentive reading.
Serious accident at Navy Yard Charlestown sinks overseer
Boston February 10 reports a grave incident at the Navy Yard in Charlestown where John Graham an overseer fell into a dry dock well after a frost lifted a cradle like earth seam. Graham survived badly bruised while Patrick Mellen died buried under freezing earth. Skidmore and two others were injured.
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Boston
Navy Yard
Charlestown
John Graham
Gang of Diggers
Graham
Patrick Mellen
Skidmore
Fire At Detroit Destroys Several Businesses
A blaze Sunday evening January 16 consumed a large two story brick building at Jefferson Avenue and Griswold Street in Detroit. It housed T S Wendell dry goods, Heart hardware, Dean Hurlbut saddle shop, a dwelling of I B Cole, and Cole Porter pottery office. Wendell's goods were partly saved and insurance covered the buildings and properties.
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Detroit
Joseph Campau
Jefferson Avenue
Griswold Street
T. S. Wendell
Heart Hardware
Dean
Bank of the United States Specie Vaults Grow in Three Months
The monthly statement shows the Bank and its Branches held more specie at year start than the prior year, with an increase of about 3,000,000 in the last quarter. Public confidence makes specie a drug and the bank appears overburdened by it.
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Tatellyrencar
Pan
Bank of the
Printers Enthusiasts Carry Knowledge Toward Futurity
Printers show high enthusiasm among workers in mechanical labor. They enable the stream of knowledge to purify and expand, rolling toward the unknown future. They amplify genius and let ideas speak through new symbols to thousands of eyes. They feel part of an unseen process guiding the fire of learning to distant regions and times.
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EL Parmer
Delhi Man Nearly 100 Dies After Fire Injury
Delhi New York February 2 The 99 year old Jas Watson of Stamford fell from his chair into the fire on Saturday night about 10 o'clock and was severely burned. His wife who is blind could not reach neighbors for three hours. Watson survived until about 5 AM the next morning before dying.
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Abraham Longenecker
Woodberry Township
Bedford County
John
Longenecker
Delhi
N.Y
Jas, Watson
Stamford
Fires and deaths reported in Grenville Bytown and Jamaica
Fire destroys houses and furniture in Grenville and nearby areas including Mr Samuel Posters Capt Grand and Abraham Dow with losses around 7000 dollars. Newsnotes announce Simon Bolivar's death with proclamations from Jamaica and Carthagena timing late December 1830, plus gun salutes and mourning in Carthagena.
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Canada
Mrr
Samuel
Grenville
Furniture &c
Capt. Grand
Jut Ile Nation
Abraham Dow
Bytown
Abraham Lagneux
Queshee
Boliar
Norful
Jamaica
Simon Bolivar
Jamaica Courant
Don Juan de Francico de Marlin
Magdalena
Carthagena
Massachusetts Woollen Factories Reach 208 In State
The Pennsylvania Intelligencer notes Massachusetts has 208 woollen factories, about one per 3000 inhabitants, with 30048 manufactured items valued around $3,000,000, roughly $40 per family. Cotton factories are slightly fewer than woollen ones.
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Pennsylvania Intelligencer
Massachusetts
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Aegisliture
Port Clinton
Sandusky
Select Committee On
Lowell
United States’ Treasury
Zanesville
Morence
Alabama
Blackburn
Courts of Common Pleas
Lockswood
Mad River and
Lake Ming Rail Road Company
Vermillion River
Birmingham
Biu- Toh
Treuse Carpenters and Joiners Benefit Association of Cincinnatic
Portage
Cuyahoga
Bank of
LOUSE
Crawford County
Nim
Akroy
Thornhill
Stoddard
Newport
Bolvotr
Edes
Scr
Brilliant
Bolivar
Santa Martha
Goceta de Carthagena
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