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Newspaper
The Ohio Union
Location
Ashland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1852
Page
3
A scanned 1904 Ohio Union section discusses a proposed land act, its limits on land claims, and eligibility rules. It references William Caldwell for Supreme Court and James Steedman for Public Works, plus commentary on tariffs, imports, and political angles surrounding a national convention.
A Baltimore Sun correspondent reports tension within the Democratic ranks as delegates react to the recent resolution vote. Marion Mirror and others defend Maj. Busby’s stance, while critics insist representatives must heed constituents. Debate centers on the compromise measures and the will of voters.
An 1830s political tract argues the New Tax Law taxes all properly employed in banking equally with individuals. It attacks Whig leaders and presses for the Democratic stance, claiming the General Assembly upheld equal taxation and predicting a decisive Whig defeat in October elections.
An odd visiting note from the era describes a stay at the American Motel in Cleveland between Ashlin and Washington City. The narrator recalls past tries at other inns and praises the Cleveland locale for its friendly service and notable “Encelol” moment, sharing thoughts with friends who also visited the Forest.
Fragmentary advert from Junin Moone and Co notes purchases and promotions. Miss Macalwaye is described placing goods in the vanguard with varying quantities and prices to inspect. The text is garbled but hints at a merchant listing items and offering to respond to inquiries.
A fragmentary historic notice discusses compulsory two day labor on public highways. It cites the 12th article of the New Constitution and the Old Constitution provisions. It notes that labor duties remained binding until amended and that the law governs when and how the work is performed.
An archaic statement discusses funding for public highway work and equal treatment of poor people. It notes that compensation or obligation is tied to days worked rather than property, under provincial provisions.
Australian and American news note gold production in Turon Ophir and Bathurst, with weekly yields and market prices, while a locomotive crash in New York causes a train to breach a brick wall and fall into the water. A Greinian cleaner survives, and economic concerns follow labor shifts in Adelaide. Cleveland Herald cited.
Fragmented despatches from Mexico City and St Louis detail a brewing revolution linked to New Meralco. Reports cite private messages about regulatory threats, rising mobilizations, and potential clashes. Virginia records Judge Avliwin’s death and local council talks on a large parkway bond. Savannah and Charles locations appear with a fatal incident involving Josly, a home casualty.
A fragment from the Cincinnati Commercial recounts a brutal inhuman sacrifice linked to a family named Ulyey near Pas thi. It describes the alleged killing, examinations, and an alleged head of the family drawn into a broader inquiry with Curators of the city preparing further tests.
The Starkets report Ashland prices with mixed demand across grains and livestock. Highlights include flour at 83.76 per barrel, pork firm with 17.00 to 18.00 and prime 14.50, live hogs 4.00, beef 8. Bis list. Meats steady, cheese new dairy, potatoes by the bushel. market poorly supplied with 2090 bushels northern salt and other items noted.
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