Bible Distribution Report Across Calhoun County
The Exceusive Committee reports efforts from November 1849 to March 1850 to supply Holy Scriptures in Calhoun County towns including Marshall, Bedford, Athens and others. Clergy changes, agent costs, bibles sold and distributed, and remaining supply needs are detailed with totals for families visited and funds spent. The committee notes continued demand and recommends resuming work promptly to finish the county’s unserved areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoun Cow Bible, Society
Thade
M. Gary
Baughman
Cory
Marshall
Gary
Big Agrenay
Z. Clark
Amnericad “Tract Society
Clark
Bedford
Ling
Athens
Thia
Marengo
Lice
Sheridan
Clarendon
Ganvis
Pennield
Betfords
Momelt
le Roy
Newton
Fredgiin
Lehbed
Tekansha
Cory Oduye
Agapta
Mire Clark
Gwn
Lins
Afic
Jul
Haton
Qlark
Lis
Gretate
Jibrounl
Looking for a Place son story of a poor mother and boy
A widowed mother of limited means and her son Johnny endure severe poverty. The boy begs for work, seeks a place, and attends Sunday school, where a kind superintendent takes interest, leading to a hopeful job prospect after the boy shares his need and the mother’s faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.place
Muet
Johnny
Pina
Anid
Mureon
John
Fa Jones
Stone Street
Lange Grovery
Knox
Eisieae
Franklin
Boston
Worckster
Californix Mob Fatality Report Details Unclear
A fragmented OCR snippet reports a fatal mob event in Calif ornia with references to a Sydneyman John Senkina alias Siguion and vague mentions of authorities, a fire, executions, and a guilty verdict, but many words are garbled and identities uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Senkina
Siguion
Ae Vale
Fom
Flo
Fouad Guil
Spectacular courtroom fray ends with dramatic blow
In western Ohio a lawyer for Ellis and a Methodist preacher Gilruth testified at length as tempers flared. Gilruth described the incident while the magistrate watched. the crowd applauded when he demonstrated the blow that felled the attorney, leaving the court in disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadsdult
Anid - Battery
Ohio
Ellis
Cotnsallor
Bidar Gilraid
Gilrutt
Gilruth
Asa
Terrifying horse capture by native riders described
An English observer recounts a dramatic chase in which Tariy horses flee toward Cajusiro as a mounted party of native horsemen corral and lasso the herd. A powerful captive stallion is subjected to brutal strangling restraint to weaken it, then is slowly restored to breath after the ordeal. The scene ends with the horse mounting by an Indian rider, amid the distressing proof of the cruelty witnessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbott Lawrence
London
Duke of
Wellington
Father Mathew
Cincinnati
Chicua
Flint
Col
A. Av Aero
Warren
Ohio
Sam
Southern
Long
Prentice
Louisville Journal
Esse
Lange
Terrence Bellew McManus
San Francisco
Launces
Australia
San F Panejsea
McManus
Smiit O'Brien
O Donoghue
O'Doherty
Ellis
Ahorn
Tha Trig
Son
Thia Port
Galden
Mimittas
Hing
Ana
Euddéenly
Tariy
Cajusiro
Jaygo
Comnen Hay
Juho
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Calaohn
Mrs Cury
Vittorio Thas
Count Maldon
Conrhc
Jenny Lidd
Trenton
Tate
Southay
Pontiac Raj
Pontiac
Detroit
Birmingham
Mexico
Pawer
Santa Rus
Det
Trib
Georgia
Alabama
Congress
California
King
Buchanan
Cass
Urib
Periodicels
Jeopord
Iself
United ‘Siates
The
United Sines
Erie
Gov. F
Fia
Fakva