Anti Slavery Convention at Adrian elects officers and passes resolutions
The Antislavery Bugle reports the Saturday meeting at Odd Fellows Hall in Adrian with Jacob Walton presiding. Thomas Chandles is named president, and a slate including Parker Pillsbury and Joseph Grifling is elected. Resolutions condemn slavery, support abolitionist work, and form a statewide anti slavery committee. The Sunday sessions conclude with unanimous approval of the measures.
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Ant. Sravery Bugle
Odd Pollow
Hallit Adrian
Jacob Walton
Haisin
Thomas Chandles
Balains
Tuewan B. Giastan
Ann Arbor
Bowin Bunun
Plymouth
Galer
Ann Attor
Acre
Tenet Oran Mlakory
Parker Pillabury
Hampshire
Robham Mullin
Tecwmach
Lauta Haviland
Raivn
Sad Jacob Vollent
William ‘Ward
Samuel Hayball
Adrian
Siehs Ant B. Mortit
Notle Creek
Joesphire Grilling
Af Oliko
Mies
Alien White
Elmer
Brea
Kane
Aluves
Thenes
Hiarhoal
Josephine Gifting
Oko
Addrom
Walker Pillsbury
Joan Voiland
Jere
Dolbier
Musness Committee
Rosolvedt
Italia
Parker Dillbury
Richard Trinden
Richard Glazier, Jr
State Central Committee
Woven
Richard J. Glazier
Tonephine Grifling
Parker Pillsbury
Richard Linden
Josephine Grifling
A. B. Bugle
Salem Ohio Free Discussion convention on religion and slavery
A long call invites friends of Free Discussion to a Salem Ohio convention on November 27 24 and 20 next to examine the origin authority and influence of Jewish and Christian scriptures. The letter lists signers including Joseph Barker and others and urges free interchange of thought amid debates on slavery abolition and providence.
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Salem
Ohio
Utula Lange Nuaiber
Roever
Thor
Horn
Othors
Athens
Koopa
Mortel
Brethen
Joseph Barker
Milwooll
A. Hine
Vammi Robinson
Pane
Gal Ter
Maribor
Weigel
Avid L. Gali
Garden
Esther Ann L. Nathan Galere
Laura Barnaby
Baten
Harnet No Torrey
Parkman
G. Thomas
Martharo
George Pierce
Bat
Lloyd Gartine JN
Boston
Vine Blu Ain
O. Oy
Benjamin Michiner
Yaneask
Abhatam Allen
Oakland
Cata W. Allen
Jacob Walton
Election plea urging anti slavery vote with names and places
A partisan cry from era figures urges voters to back candidates Haga and Jonas while denouncing slavery. The message criticizes political manipulation and encourages principled voting, referencing a receipt list of electors and local names across various towns and states.
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Maryland
Tale
Julian
Fenton
Rolleo
Pony Thease
Haga
Jona
Elyions
Ernodgrass
Convention Adieux in Adrian After 1852 Meeting
On motion Parker Pillstay the meeting thanks Adrian locals for hospitality and kindness during the Convention. J W Walker moved that proceedings be signed by the President and Secretaries and published in the Anti Slavery Bugle. The Convention then adjourned. Thomas Chadler President, Stowner Th Giannini Manin De Movs Seraarien Anmian Michigan October 18 1852.
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Parker Pillstay
Adrian
J. W. Walker
Thomas Chadler
Stonwer Th. Giannini
Manin de Movs
Woman's Rights Convention Report in Indiana
A fragmentary report from Se Hine's correspondence describes a Women's Rights Convention in Indiana. The text notes crowds, speeches by Professor Stocksell and Mrs Alineh, and mentions rights of men and women, labor, and political equality, with emphasis on female leadership at the convention.
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Indiana
Hine
Syrahking
Richmond
Hvduivinl
Wenvan
Slelea
Rerites
Salem Institute Admits Latin and Arts Training in Village
Notice from 1852 details Salem Institute offerings with 19 week term starting in October, teaching Latin, Greek, drawing, painting, and penmanship. Courses include German, pencil, and vocal music with modern tuition rates and accommodations in village setting. Addressed to prospective students by W. MoClan, Baleta, California.
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Tits Institute
Otober Aiuh
van Dany
Pére
Mook
Lugh
Baleta
Cal
Rare 1822 Books Sale Ad Promises Deep Discounts
An 1822 advertisement touts a grand book sale near the University in Tall Tall, offering a wide range of technical and mathematical works including manuals on arithmetic, interest, and computation. The notice urges clerks, truckers, students and general readers to order postpaid with specific pricing and a generous agent scheme across Maryland and surrounding counties.
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Herekante
Artietelle
Hitler
Mather
Ak Sd
Local Dentist Seeks Patrons After Years of Study
In a March 5 1882 notice Joun C Winnery Sundgeon dentist declares readiness to serve the public. After months of careful preparation he offers his services and invites friends and citizens to seek his professional care and full satisfaction.
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Sungeon
Ainytel
Todd
Pervion Balen
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