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Newspaper
The Ohio Union
Location
Ashland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1852
Page
7
A local newspaper prints fragments of Democratic National Convention proceedings and denounces Whig state finances. The editorial blasts bankers and politicians tied to the Ohio treasury, pledging to expose malfeasance and demanding truth from rival editors as it vows to pursue accountability in coming weeks.
A 1852 letter from Congrone observer discusses the Baltimore Democratic Convention. It predicts no single candidate choice and notes Ohio delegates, potential nomination of Winurax Autxx if united. Ad clocks warn of adjournment around August 2 with House action upcoming. Columbus book dealers advertise stationery and printing services.
A Ohio Patriot article defends the new tax law, arguing farmers misread its provisions and that it extends equal justice to agriculture. It cites Auditor Morgen on crops still in the ground not being taxable and clarifies exemptions for home use foods and up to two hundred dollars of personal property.
The Democratic central committees of Ashland Lorain Medina and Wayne counties arrange a Friday meeting at Hanniavinen to discuss nominating a Democratic candidate for Congress. A county education association gathering is set for Ashland on Saturday at 10 A. M. with addresses by G Andrews and notices for a teachers examination board.
Aerign Hews reports cotton and provisions in abundant supply while The Avia arrives from Liverpool with 55 passengers and 122000 in specie from France. Updates include Franklin and City of Gi von arrivals, debates in the House of Commons over US Saint Lawrence correspondence, Spanish constitutional concerns, Maynooth grant debates in the Lords, and various European affairs from France to Prussia. Ship fires, coal mine disasters, emigration demand to Australia, and political shifts across Austria Italy and Greece are noted, with cargoes, loans, and political indictments shaping the week.
New Year June 6 Steamer Northern Light departed for San Francisco this morning with all passengers aboard. Hon. Perry Smith Boy U S Senator from Connecticut died yesterday in New …
June 1 1852 House notes few members present and debates the Deficiency Bill with amendments before adjourning until Friday. June 4 1852 memorials for a New York mint and California gold reports. discussion of surplus revenue installment. adjournment planned. June 5 1852 Havana steamship incident with arrests. Humboldt sails with 150 passengers and $640000. June 6 train wreck near Jonesville kills engineer Harvey Spaulding. June 4 1852 Lieut Benjamin B Gasset dies at Macao.
A 2 o'clock New York train ran off the track near Sand Hills displacing cars and wrecking four. Mrs Purdy of Heightstown broke her arm and many others were injured. The incident occurred in Puitavviura on June 4.
An old convict named John Book enticed a girl aged 0 to 10 into the woods near RXborough and committed a brutal assault. The child died last night from injuries after lingering in misery. He was arrested, identified by the child before death, and awaiting trial. Vigilante vengeance by the child's father and friends was briefly restrained.
An early June report notes cars from Newark ran off the track near Jieranily Joseph Stacy in Zanesville injuring two people. The engine was severely mangled and unrecognizably damaged, with no further details given.
Four lives were lost when a boat overturned at Sancook village New Hampshire on Saturday evening. The victims named are Mr Babcock two sisters named Haley and Miss Thrasher. In Bridgeport Connecticut Sidney J Beardsley of Stratford was instantly killed by a passing express train.
In New York a steamer named Hosiern Cy caught fire while preparing for a trip yesterday. Two crew members W. E. Steamers and Captain ani Kiyinrer died or were gravely injured. Later two men Dawson and Withero drowned while washing sheep on Friday night after a sheep broke loose and dragged them into the water.
A Washington letter to the Pennsylvanian asserts Mrs Henry Clay has never visited the capital, though she would if not for illness. The piece reflects on social regrets as the old statesman’s memory is praised for his historical impact. Separately, a Gallatin area doctor reports a silver ore discovery with 15 percent pure silver and 20 percent lead content.
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