Ohio Dog Damage and Court Reform Proposals 1852 Act excerpts
Fragmented OCR summary of Ohio General Assembly acts from 1852 dealing with dog damage liability and penalties, procedures for trials of corporal offenses, and a reform of Cincinnati Superior and Commercial Court. Includes provisions about killing dangerous dogs, trial location changes, and district realignments with named officials and dates.
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Superior and Commercial Court of
Cine Ina Ti
State of
Ohio
Cincinnati
Court of Common Pleas
Hawailton County
Eleck
Mid Court of Common Pleas
Mckee
Examin Peur
James C. Johnson
Rep'e W
Medill
Senate
Four Days Later From Europe Cuban Prisoners in Arica
Four days after a report from Europe, the bulletin notes Cuban prisoners in Arica and unsettled claims about escape rumors. It mentions parliamentary proceedings in Fingland, a Harbinger arrival with war news, and various naval and colonial dispatches.
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Europe
Arica
Bremen
Ange Lu
Fingland
Alan
Afcica Bs
Meagher
Irie
Arrival of Africa in New York from Liverpool
The Stermer Africa arrived storming from Liverpool with news on American securities. U S Sixes 1808 trade at 1.10 to 1.103, Pennsylvania Fives BAL to 85 03, Maryland 94 to 95, Virginia Sixes 1880 09 to 81. Olin and Pennsylvania Sevens 92 10.09. Freight activity noted for German emigration to Liverpool. London plans a tower 1000 feet high using Crystal Palace materials. Court cases discuss bills of exchange and supplies to the American army. In Commons, Fremant admitted, Napier proposes flogging abolition proposal defeated. Napoleon death anniversary observed in Paris with pomp and banquet. Crystal palace plans for Paris crystallized. work to begin soon.
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New York
Stermer Africa
Liverpool
Smuail
U. States
Pennsy Tania
Obin
Maryland
Virginia
Olin
Peneyivanny
London
Col Bremant
Hone of Commons
Lind Rosell
Napoleon
Paris
Peytona Steamboat Sinks After Sudden Squall Near Smith Street
The Peytona, a small steam packet between this city and Pomeroy, was struck by a squall about 2 PM. The vessel filled rapidly, listing on her beam ends, and twenty five to thirty aboard were thrown into the water. Captain Joe Gonloe and crew rescued survivors. the boat floated downstream before securing. The Peytona, owned by Mestre Wamlendort of Pomeroy, Ohio, was valued at its contents after sinking with all hands aboard.
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Peytina
Pomeroy
Smith Street
Deek
Holt
Deistorn
Fith Street
Joe Gonloe
Ceverst
Peytona
Mestre
Wamlendort
Newwn
Ohio
Aptabo
Bost
Stobad
Panic in Money Market and Tax Debate Mentioned
The excerpt notes panic in Ohio banks resisting tax law, critiques bank influence on finance from Hunt's Magazine, and cites population figures and a violent incident between Edward A. Hannegan and Capt. Duncan. It references tax base power, bank omnipresence in policy, and warnings about financial leadership amid widespread public concern.
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Sauke
Sam
New York
Hanis Rchant
Masiner
Eine
Presure
Hunt
Ohio
California
Europe
Federal
Stowe
Sone Olo
Iunt
Meehan
Congressional Debate on Territorial Funding and Salaries
May 20 1899 the House in Committee of the Whole debated a bill authorizing territorial legislative control of appropriation for territorial government and a public buildings project in Minnesota. Discussion covered salaries of territorial officers with a 60 day absence proviso and remarks by Mr Carter about Gov Young of Mormon Utah. The session adjourned without a vote. May 21 the Senate considered removal of Savannah river obstructions and railroad funding bills, with a deficiency measure capping sailor pay and district judge salaries in Massachusetts. Reports from Havana and Canada noted flag and queen celebrations, a lake drying event near Brighton, and a New York anti slavery case involving counterfeiting and the sentencing of a former abolitionist.
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Wastiverow
Hoors
Howse
Congress
Minneobta
Senate
United States
Carter
Gov. Young
Giddings
House
Wisconsin
Milwaukie
Mississippi River
WIN
Puget’s Sound
California
San Francisco
San Jose
Hale
Shell
Naval
Hetat
Wasuisaton
Sexare
Clair
P.O. Deparment
Sumner
Savannah River
Massachusetts
Howatt
Worthy
Johnson
Suc
the Antislavery Society
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William Medill
General Assembly
Secretary of State
James CU. Johnson
House of
Tony Elighoe
Wabiliaine
Elaine
Willaltam Medill
Mort
Bork
Gine €. Johnson
Uher
Pia M
Noble
David
Kinigum
Morgan
Common Pleas
Whliam Medili
Anil
James A. Johnson
House of Est
William Medil
Becnetany of State's Office
Columbus
William Trevitt
A. Carver
Brewen
Plymouth
Table Bay
St St. Vincent
Sicily
Cathcart
Ain
Sir Moreh
Cul
Murthormagh
Uaggin
Prance
43Rd Regismion
Lang
Caffern
Henry Smith
Cape Town
Irkenhead
London Times
Carolina
Elise
New Jersey
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
North Carolina
South Carolina
Arkansas
Delaware
Illinois
Tennessee
Todiana
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Ohie
Oregon
New England
Kennedy
Missouri
Edward A. Hannegan
U. 8
Indiana
Duncan
Covington
Hanoegan
Mr Hannegan
Hannegan
Dainown
Sullora
Aamor
Dungan
Ballard
Potriot Lu
Johony
Balle Ao
Miss Ballard
Dig
Congressional
Havanna
Cuanpeerox
S. C
Havana
Spain
Tribune
Toronto
Brighton
Ding
Ashland
Salil County
Howry J
Dutkey
Mier
Tarme
Idaal
Fampre! Melo
Finn
D. Jonas
Ovanee
McConnel Commarea
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Peay Ois
Xiud Sagrty Vol. L
Jane Nblal
Addon
Aaliant
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Exie
Nichitne
Athena
Nidentat
Bick
Pramivan
J. L. Lang
Snot
Cuerdiane
Taurt
Ashland County
Aaron Caningham
Engh
Murray
Dee TR Weatherher
Jacob Lybarger
Dee
Whitmareh
Guardian
Ferry
Avy George
Koni
John "Gharachy
John Plesoiger
Fsb
Curtis
Dlge
Bel
NEW Grocery
Well & Whitney
Callen
Partoora
Martine
Mfilin
Chin
Romund Smillen
Mifhin
MMU
Jon M. Weave Mimmin
Scar Y. Gamuten
Cinciny
Cleveland
Alombes
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail Road
Setendid Foeat City
Pulteburg
Welleville
Pittsburg
Allingoe
Ghiod& Paniayliania
Avida
Akron
Kossuth Agents
SH Sn SF CO
Inide
Wenty
Louis Kowarn
Hungary
Horace Gree
Particclara
Parsons
BY & CO
Sandusky City
Silreysion
Silreysion. Post Pail
Tookem
Huporior &J
Alamn W. Wintert
Winters Vo Hyeeny
Walla
Taylor
Thomer Taylor
Lew Variodames
Taylo Uged ‘Taylor
Julie Maylory
Andrew J
Uaslury
Sarah Due Metiuite
Thome McGure
Alaina Shaler
Charien Shatter
Beire Au Fay GE Wiliam ‘Taylor
Meepeved
Tia
Avilaud
Obla
Wallin
Nahaody
Union Atta
Royal
Winters
Waters
Deeren
William W. Winters
Kiwk Wood
Anaytival Pyhaietan
Hie
Roomie
Mansfield
Moss
Tueeiay WoAnerday
Boxhant
Brent
Antbme
Nave
Youngntonmn
Ani
Charles Button
New Castle
Jean
Abe
Tayy
Siror
Chas. P. Freeman & Co
Freeman, Hodges 4 CO
Liberty Street
Wevyr Works
Avend
Howe
Averies
Pardlagars
Heracine
Fawards
Cuicen
Vaillauer Lodi & Ingraten
Vangur
Salve Hestiand
Marval
Bamenton
Ueto Maheem
Meduines
Menucxs
Willag Neaviland
Idee & Co
Steurs
Trenton
Towarind
Piuaborg
Penge Didek
Cox
Chicage
Martinetun
Tow
Wright & Co
Neve Alleane
Watvan & Gay
Ertsiie
Cafte & Cy
Diwens & Gn
Bredwince
Tgifer Neve Reatty
T. Matter & Bes
Jonas
Neve Wavenlel
Billore Oy
Kin Janeiro
Bra
Dsasbanes
Hayesvilley Old
Deggiats and
Agente Thranehou
Gondor i
Luther & CO
Apri
Aval. Co
Otick
Quine
Porter
Arhland
Ay Sea
Gilbert Meadswald
Achtand
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