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Newspaper
The Ohio Union
Location
Ashland, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1852
Page
8
A garbled poetic passage describes death, cold, and spectral figures. Images of angels, distant voices, and lurking fear mix with opaque names and phrases, creating a dreamlike scene of longing and dread.
A mill worker Lucy Kendall is tried for grand larceny based on a five hundred dollar envelope. Witnesses include her former lover Will Johnson and father James Kendall. The defense portrays a conspiracy. Miller is later found guilty of conspiracy while Kendall is acquitted. Johnson and Kendall celebrate, while Miller and Julia Mason face charges.
The An cient Metropolis notes mood and season with evening's calm and youth to old age, then reports activity around Chillicothe ruins, canal draw from Paint Street, and upcoming street clearance to aid new building materials while repairs proceed amid a late hour scene.
An aged mother of seventy, living in New Orleans, traveled to Louisville aboard the Alex Scott to visit her children. She fainted repeatedly from joy upon reunion, despite physicians’ efforts. After two days exhausted by the emotional strain, she passed into restful sleep in her new home. Louisville Democrat notes the poignant event.
An 1862 Jeromeville Ohio ordinance requires owners to grade and pave sidewalks in front of their lots to match street grade. If not completed by July 4, 1852 the town marshal will advertise bids, issue multiple sale notices, and award contracts to the lowest bidder for each front as a separate job. The marshal must share sale specs, then forward bid results to the mayor and council for approval before county
An ordinance supplements the April 6 1852 measure by requiring owners on Jason Main street from Huron street to the town boundary to grade and pave their sidewalk portions in the same manner as the previous ordinance. If neglect occurs, owners face action per the earlier ordinance. James M. Hammet Mayor and C K Bouman Recorder note the May 1852 date.
Notice announces dissolution of the partnership formerly Stine der the firm of tube and Come and names new administrator J. D. tube with payments secured by promissory notes. The document references an administrator's sale and relates to Tangled dates in April 1802 with interest from the day of payment.
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