Principles and plans for a political paper in Maumee
A Maumee Express letter writer explains the paper’s intent to stay out of factional politics, offer balanced exposure of major issues, and publish principled editorials. It covers national growth, canal projects around Perrysburg, church incorporation, property rights for married women, and critiques of sensational journalism and editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sletter
Ube
Thi Olikine
Andes
State Land Office
Tiffin
Maumee
Sims, Auglaye and
Shaneville
Napoleon
Williamsport
Laufayette
Indiana
Wood and Lucas
Hancock, Putnam, Henry and
Williams
Henry Ee Williams
Williams and Lucas
Lucas County
Dredging and Bank Developments Mark River Improvements
The Manhattan Company hires a steam dredging machine at twelve to twenty thousand dollars to deepen the river channel before their property. A new Monroe bank is formed to regulate banking with capital 160,000, while a fairground waterworks project plans 24,000,000 gallons storage. News covers a steamboat, ship wrecks, wage protests, and various regional developments with several named places and entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan (Ohio) Company
Burdon
Teoy
Monroe
Fairmount
Disastrous Fire Grips City as Bank Notes Counterfeit
A series of alarming notes reports flood in from New York reflecting counterfeit five dollar Franklin Bank bills altered from A to B and stamped Banking-house. A major fire in Genesee and Broad streets destroys most of a block, with insured losses and forty tenements burned. The American Academy of Fine Arts building suffers extensive damage during a separate blaze, while a court inquiry exonerates General Scott and condemns General Gaines in parts. Maritime arrivals and clearances from April 12 follow, noting vessels including Gazelle and Gen Jinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bonde States Bank
Morris Canal and Banking Company
Bank of America
London
House of Mortison & Cozy
United Stats Tank
Mickboveiount
Banda
Bankie
Morrie Canal Company
Pwurchase Southern
Purohiaxox
Bonda
U. States
Jane
Margaret
Liverpool
Ullen
Charleston
Kise & Co
Weeters Heminglenre
Pranklin Bank of Columbus
Banking House
Angeaver
J. M. Evey
Unea
N.Y
Brooks
Jaweler
Walton
Saddler
Genesse and
Broad Streets
LeBoeuf
Murillos
Salvata Rosas
V. V. Lépress
Peenen
Goines
Scott
Creek
Florida
van Buren
Gaines
Ens
Scou
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Maumee Express
Seee
Neur
Waterville
Lucas Cty
Syd’ Company
Wallah
Eppennal
Coure
Perrysburg Canal and Ifydepulic Company
Wabash
Eric
Opany
Thezaplia
Hand of Navigation
Tan Ainio Learservun
Peraon
Honda
County Commissionera
Marie
Jackson
Alwaye Baarval
Lockyne
Wither Thanet
New Hampahine
Aishau Livinarvan
Han
Jim Grow
Migger Buff Winger
Great Britain
America
Europe
Ritainy
Westininater Abbey
Elyll
Nora
Crosby
Mredoning N
Pomit
Kamoath
Imeelt
United States
Suvente
Journaymen
Will Lof
Philadelphia Democratic Herald
Hae
Thomas Hart Henrntt
Imeouri
Ohio Canal
Cleveland
Firie Gazette
Jength
Biewsaney Barmary
Dyihils
Victrin
Batavia
Gov. Vara
Fawilayn
Jenneam McLway
Kateby
Washington
Lighpsol
Cara
Bellond
Baltimore American
Henry P. Contarynn
Thunederbolt
Birtu
Carolina
Sinton Wiscoh
Banka
Thurles Bank Line
Paris
Fallowas
Jon Patera
Savannah
N. Orleans
Jane and
Margaret Awe Gini
Osu Sara Reparda
Advartt Watici Trelunchly
Glanow
Thin Port
Foot OF the
Wapins
Sehr Gazelle
Downward
Geta Jackson
Detroit
Cam Peery
Cleveland i
Brading
Bently
Cincinnati
Newberry
Atwood
Sebr
Jinks Ye
Just. Marshal
Chevaland
Com Parry
Bie
Sevusvertia
Oye
John Chollet
Jy Renett
Port Miami
Woodropr
Wolcott
Pitt
J. Bing L
Miami City
Vetion
Trace Doxwenty
Ford
Mull
Tasme Dotindiee
Minde
Anid Donnally
Hin ‘Tors
Tne Donnelly
Charles C. P
Hunt
Maumee City
Ams
Wlaumiee City
Bond
Iohn
Soma Monroe
Tone
Avackin
Poe el -Gagtte Bulla
Buffalo
Perryebirg
Toledo
Steragre
Korsenrdinge
Dudley Strogt
Magma Elty
Ohio
Maunenvity
Daniel Cook
P. R. Kirtland
J.J. Bingham
Flr
Macawas
Bra Canal
Ferryalte
Rochey & LY & Provision
Wrursten
Fmasi Rabie
Port Minin
Com
James A Sey
Carmen
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