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Peru Weekly News

Location

Peru, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1856

Page

2

Temperance Convention Call for Indiana in 1856

The Indiana temperance movement calls a state convention for February 22, 1856 in Indianapolis. Leaders urge moral suasion plus law, urge unity of temperance societies, and appeal to newspapers to publish the call immediately.

Indiana Supreme Court State Central Temperance Committee Liive A.D Indianapolis Sons and Daughters of Temperance Degrees Templars Tridiana Temperance

Republican Delegation Call to Meet in Pittsburgh 1856

A panel of state Republican chairmen call for an informal convention in Pittsburgh on February 22 1856 to organize the party nationally and plan a national delegate convention to nominate candidates for president and vice president in November 1856.

Republican Party Maine Vermont Massachusetts New York Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan Indiana Wisconsin Republicans of the Union Pittsburgh

Return of Franklin Explorers Supposedly Confirms Lost Party

Mr Stewart returns with explorers from the Great Fish River head reporting confirmations of Franklin's fate. Montreal Island artifacts linked to the Erebus and Terror are found, including Dr Stanley’s snow shoes and an Esquimaux boat. no bodies recovered. Esquimaux say the crew died of fatigue and exposure after being crushed between ice shelves.

John Franklin Mr. Stewart Great Fish River Franklin Montreal Island Stanley Sir John Franklin Bhro’n Stewart Esquimaux Esquimax

Five Editors Explain News Delay

Unavoidable circumstances have delayed publication for several weeks due to printer unavailability and a staff member being unexpectedly away on business for over two weeks. The editors pledge to makeup lost time for subscribers.

Severe Cold Records and Weather Notes Across Cities

The item catalogs multiple city temperatures with dates from January and December, noting subzero readings in Cincinnati and repeat cold snaps. It reports widespread suffering from cold, railroad accident delays, and a local tailoring business expansion by Reed & Lovatt in Peru offering precise fits.

Messrs Reed & Lovatt Peru

Fires Rage Across Cities Leaving Heavy Losses

Across multiple states in January fires destroy store rooms warehouses and buildings. Notable losses occur in Smithfield Delaware County Indiana Lafayette Syracuse Toledo Niles and Boston with totals from several thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. The Syracuse Chronicle notes 200 fugitive slaves passed through that city and mentions Congress member William Aiken of South Carolina as very wealthy.

Smithfield Delaware Co. Ind Messrs Lewis Huntsville Richard Joss Lafayette Toledo Niles Mich Syracuse N. Y Congress Wm. Aiken South Carolina

Reform in Phonetic Spelling Promoted by Ohio Paper

Longley Brothers in Cincinnati publish the Type of the Times to push phonetic spelling reform. The issue mixes phonetic samples with standard text and promotes a book and periodical club scheme, offering premiums and cheap access to a year’s paper. Local notices praise upcoming editors and political tickets, plus notes on county fairs, roads, and social events in Indiana and Minnesota.

Cincinnati Longley Brothers Times U.S Althoug Miami Miami County Wabash

Temperance Meeting at Miami Discusses Prohibition

Residents of Miami and vicinity gathered January 21 at the Miami school-house to vote on enforcing the Prohibitory Liquor Law. Speeches by local leaders argued for temperance and rights under law, with resolutions urging strict observance and opposition to ardent spirits. The meeting adjourned, ordering publication of the resolutions and a two week next meeting. A separate Santa Fee assembly planned a plank road project from Peru to Andersontown, appointing solicitors and scheduling February 6 meetings. The Indiana State Board of Agriculture announced a March 4 premium list meeting in Indianapolis.

Peru Pera Miami Leander Snyder J. W. Truax Messrs B.A. Penn W. H. Miller B. Humrichouse C. H. Sandifer R. Garriott J.W. Edwards Mimm and Vicinity Abel Potter R. Garrin’t Penn Weekly News W.T. Cox Santa Fee Miami County Penu Andersontown James Keys Sail Road Plank Road Company Santa Fer Benj. Bond J. Rees John Barnes Samuel Keim Patrick O. Brien J. L. Farrar C. R. Tracy Miami Co. Sentinel Peru Weekly News Country Agricultural Societie State Board of Agriculture Indianapolis Indiana State Board of Agriculture Joan B. Dinton Sect Ind. S B. Agr

Illinois banks stock and liquor law notes with deaths

The report lists stock secured banks in Illinois totaling forty three with a circulation of 3 146 415 backed by 3 754 000 in state stocks. It notes liquor sellers facing fast line proceedings before Judge Jones and unresolved Supreme Court decisions maintaining retail liquor restrictions. Banner editor John B McDowell died at Columbus Mississippi.

Innois Illinois John 8. McDowell Tisq The Banner Columbus Miss

Ode to the Old Blue Coat and Old Year

A fragmentary readerly verse notes the dedication to Duke's blue coat and themes of old year and new, with humorous asides and penniless sentiment. The piece blends a tribute to the coat with a lament for the dying year and a hopeful welcome to the next, ending with an advertisement reference.

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