Mammoth Weekly Herald Prospectus Extols Western Readership
The Steubenville Mammoth Weekly Herald announces its eastern market reach from Market Street opposite Washun Hall. It proclaims itself the largest paper in eastern Ohio, with thirty seven columns, designed for farmers, merchants, and manufacturers, promising ahead of other papers due to telegraphic transmission of important news. A long excerpt includes California law tales, a Detroit Vermont tale, and advocacy for Western readership against Eastern monopolies.
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Interrogatories for Candidates for Representatives
The National Reform Association asks candidates if they favor the Homestead Exemption Land limitation and distribution to actual cultivators in 160 acre quantities. The letter is from Cable Rickey Priest and Fisher of Wintersville Ohio dated Sept 24. A separate Ohio State Fair program outlines entries badges and schedules for Camp Washington Cincinnati with exhibition days Oct 2 3 4 5.
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Oceanic cable break tests Franco British link
The recent rope rupture on the French coast interrupted the successful oceanic communication between France and England. The break was due to abrasion on jagged rocks, but the overall proof of the link remains intact. The rope was recovered and the fracture pinpointed.
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Bold attempt to rob Wheeling City Treasurer’s Office
The Wheeling Times reports a bold burglary attempt at the City Treasurer’s Office in Wheeling on Monday night. The criminals were overheard and forced to flee without success.
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Western Inn Warrenton Hotel Prospect
The Warrenton hotel run by David Green is praised as one of the best in the county with excellent fare and attentive service aimed at guest comfort.
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Western Inn
Warrenton
David Green
Man who caught two akes in the Allegheny peaks visits town
A traveler described as the man who caught two akes in the Allegheny mountains is in town, displaying the same for a dime. He attracts curiosity with the odd feat and the simple exhibit draws local interest.
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Congress extends U S laws to California amid amendments
In Washington on September 20 the Senate passed a bill extending federal laws and judiciary reach to California after amendments. A motion to strike Sacramento City and Stockton as ports of entry failed, Benicia’s port status was debated, and the bill was engrossed after amendments. The session fixed daily meetings at 10 o'clock from Monday and adjourned.
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McDougal Orders Civil Guardians and War Implements Seized
Lieut Governor McDougal issues a public order for citizens to enroll their names and to keep non-combatants off the streets. A cannon with twenty four rounds is to be planted at Jay street foot. The gold hunter will remove war implements from Benicia by Thursday morning for a speedy trial. Barton Lee stoppage of 1,100,000 raises excitement in the city and ours.
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Sacramento City in Ashes Tremors Hit California
New Orleans dispatch reports Sacramento City reduced to ashes as miners rush to the scene. The steamer Carolina departs with 50 U.S. soldiers from Benicia and two San Francisco volunteer companies offering aid to restore order amid the crisis.
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Texas–New Orleans Dispatch Flags Texas Legislature Adjournment
From Texas. New Orleans reports that the Legislature adjourned on the 6th and will reassemble on the third Monday of November. The Governor vetoed both the bill to call an extra session and the proposal to submit selling territory to the United States. Gen. Lopez arrived at Mobile today.
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Riot and loss of life at Sacramento City riot
New York reports a riot in Sacramento City arising from land troubles. Mayor Bigelow and other officials were wounded and killed, squatters seized a prison ship, and several leaders died. Two steamers were sent to San Francisco and Benicia for help as the mob swelled to about 800. The riot has since been quelled and the city was described as experiencing unrest amid scarce money and mining gains in California.
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Pacific makes record Atlantic passage from New York
New York reports the U S Mail Steamer Pacific reached its Sandy Hook wharf at 6 PM after a ten day seven hour voyage from the wharf, claiming a record passage beating prior Asiatic and Cunard trips. the ship carried 67 passengers and the Niagara arrived in Liverpool on Monday night.
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Surgeon W Smith of Naval Hospital Dies in Brooklyn
Philadelphia report says Mr. W. Smith a surgeon in the U S Naval Hospital died in Brooklyn yesterday. He entered the service in 1830 and served with the Navy for many years.
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Death of Rev Addi son Searle Aboard Cumberland
Report from Boston notes the death of Rev Addi son Searle, U S Chaplain on the Frigate Cumberland. He died during the voyage to Alexandria and was buried at sea. Governor Vance of Ohio has been offered the office of Treasurer of the U S Treasury Department.
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U S Mail Steamship Onio Arrives with 300 Passengers
The U S Mail Steamship Onio from New Orleans and Havana docked at 114 o clock last night after leaving Havanna on the 18th with 300 passengers from California. It brought about half a million dollars in gold dust on freight and in passengers hands along with reports of cholera aboard and fatalities on the Ohio between Havana and New York. Panama cholera primarily among California emigrants and American residents, while two American officers captured during the Cardenas invasion face eight years of confinement and hard labor in Spain.
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Fire destroys mills and homes in Covington
Cincinnati September 23. Yesterday morning the Union Flour ing Mills Stearns Co planing mills two frame dwellings and a large amount of lumber were destroyed by fire in Covington Loss about 20000 Insurance 2000
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Prices and remedies in Steubenville advertisement
The page lists wholesale and retail prices for flour grain meats and groceries including sugar molasses syrup tobacco and lard with mentions of Dr M Lane's Liver Pills and iodine remedies. It cites endorsements and local agents in Steubenville and surrounding towns along with a medical testimonial of bronchitis cure attributed to iodine preparations.
Arrival sale of the steam ship Pacific charted
The steamship Pacific arrived in New York at 7 PM with Liverpool dates to the 11th inst, completing the voyage in 10 days 6 hours. Liverpool market news note 10000 bales sold since Friday, including 3000 on spec for export. Additional European reports cover flour and wheat prices, German campaigns, and Louis Philippe’s death observances in Bordeaux.
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Pacific
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London Times
Market Quiet in Sept 93 Flour Trade
In September 93 the flour market showed calm activity with city mills selling 500 barrels at 33 55 and country brands held at 3 65 700 barrels.
Flour Prices Dip Across Markets in Sept 93 News
Pacific news notes lower flour prices with a decline of 4 424 cents per barrel. Ohio brand stock moved at 4 dollars 121 5 per barrel as markets adjust to shifting supply and demand patterns.
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Ohio
Territorial Fight Sparks Martial Law In Sacramento
The Pacific News reports a clash over Capt. Sutter grants in Sacramento City. Settlers resist a restitution writ, fighting ensues, arrests occur, and two prisoners are jailed. A bloody clash at the brig followed a rescue attempt. Martial law is declared and citizens must enroll.
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Sutter
Life Insurance Offer Promises Favorable Terms and Facts
FPXHE terms upon which this Company insure Life are peculiarly favorable to the Insured. A Guaranty Fund of 100,000 with 20,000 paid in cash and 83,000 secured by bond and mortgage. Annual cash dividends to policy holders. Policies issued without delay. Lives insured ages 15 to 60 for one, five, or life terms. Pamphlets explain plans, rates, and comparisons with other mutual companies. Agents in Steubenville with medical examiner Dr. Tappan.
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Eithersey
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