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Newspaper
Huron Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1833
Page
2
A Baltimore Chronicle report notes a daily death toll through March 24 with about 1,000 elites and four black individuals among the deceased. The notice claims many were not removed from the scene and burial numbers remained steady for several days.
The April 17 edition reports on British and European affairs including the Irish Coercion Bill in Commons with amendments limiting trials to civil offenses, Don Pedro's forces in Portugal, and ongoing unrest in Spain France and Italy. It notes commercial and political tensions in London and ongoing military actions in Portugal and the Netherlands.
Vienna reports at Constantinople that France brokered a treaty between the Ottoman Porte and Egypt’s Viceroy, ceding Syria from Tripoli to near Egypt and including interior lands reaching Jerusalem. Major ports and cities such as Aleppo and Scanderoon to be restored to the Ottoman Porte. Aimed to deter Ibrahim Pacha’s advance. a Russian fleet will return to Sebastopol. Also notes steady cotton demand with 500 American bales exported totaling 11,160 bags.
The April 18 Maysville Monitor describes Black Hawk, the Prophet, and companions aboard the steam boat Lady Byron at a local wharf. Interpreted by St Louis’s Mr St Vrain, two U.S. troops guard the group as hostages bound for Washington. The piece notes Blick Tlink’s aged appearance and observers’ impressions of the chiefs.
A brief note from Moubray's Treatises on Poultry states eggs packed for long keeping should not be laid on their sides as the yolk may adhere to the shell. The excerpt mentions quick time and a thirty-tore reference, reflecting period guidance.
The text describes a mixture of anit eight ounces of cream of tatter and water to a thin consistency that allows an egg to float just at the surface, claiming eggs can be preserved for at least two years. It notes Mr Jayne of Yorkshire, England obtained a patent for the recipes.
An 1833 Ohio act authorizes Portage Trumbull Geauga Ashtabula Huron Medina and Lorain counties to levy annually up to one and a half mills on property for constructing and repairing bridges. funds to be collected with other taxes and used exclusively for bridge works. A counterfeit Bank of Michigan note warning and a Boston Patriot report on a stabbing incident are also noted in the issue.
An 1832 Ohio notice details a black horse shot through the head near Bennington township Delaware County and later a Buffalo saddle, bloodstained housing, and a brown pocket handkerchief found by William and Thaddeus Calyen. Suspicions point to a traveler’s murder. contributors request information. A mad dog in Birdsall, Allegany County, killed before further damage.
A reference notes a sum not less than $300 attributed to Steu ben Mes. The fragment implies a financial claim or obligation linked to the individual, with limited surrounding context. Further text would identify the exact nature of the amount and parties involved.
A large New York hotel owned by John Jacob Astor burned from a kitchen chimney fire. Three lower stories survived after water and fighting efforts. guests were reunited with relief as Mrs Jennings and a man escaped by roof and gutter rope rescue amid a cheering crowd.
William Brown of Jefferson township set fire to his own house in a fit of insanity driven by distress from family separation. He warned where he would be buried, visited relatives to bid farewell, and killed himself by burning the house while neighbors and his wife and two witnesses tried to stop him. He left a wife and seven children.
A fragment from Weekly Messenger mentions a child’s age around sixteen months, highlighting a brief reference in the periodical.
NOILWALK MAY 7 1839 Great Fires in New York City hotel fire caused injuries and a later blaze in Gold ot caused immense damage. The column notes counterfeits of five dollar notes circulating with a fake Lancaster Ohio Bank imprint dated January 30 1823. A will of the above description was presented to the bank.
C P Bronson announces The self taught reader orator and singer of the Diatynic Scale a new elocution and music system. It claims any reader may become a good orator or singer and promises a gratuitous lecture in this place with notices for Milan and Portland venues and dates.
Sandusky officials report after examination that an 8 foot draught vessels may always enter the harbor through the western channel past the outer bar. A shoal about 30 feet long between the first and second buoys measures eight feet, while other areas show nine feet or more. Signed by Water Winter and others on April 23, 183%. Marblehead note mocks turnips and cucumbers, praising Marblehead for vigor and family pride in a pasted item.
The Saturday Evening Post values all Philadelphia real estate for tax at 35 815 141 dollars and cites current year city expenses at 107 600 dollars. The Baltimore Patriot reports the Bellona Powder Works near Baltimore exploded yesterday at 2 30 PM with no lives lost. Jesse Buel of Albany will assist editing the Genesee Farmer in Rochester. Jeremiah Mason of Boston is engaged as counsel for H B Avery for a May trial in Rhode Island. The cholera situation in the region remains a concern as abatement efforts continue.
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