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Newspaper
The Perrysburg Journal
Location
Perrysburg, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
3
A husband and wife share their joy and envy as a three person family forms. They discuss jealousy over the baby and how parenthood will change their bond, hoping to remain close as they adjust to new roles and shared love.
A new French typewriter described by Popular Mouchanten carries no keyboard and uses a stylet or needle to select characters. The operator moves the stylet with the left hand, guiding its point over the beaked character enameled on the plate, sacrificing speed for simplicity of construction.
A compilation of proceedings from the Seventy seventh Ohio General Assembly outlines numerous proposed laws and reforms. Topics include education board organization, municipal finance, public health, prisons, taxation, roads, railroads, and licensing, with various bills affecting schools, counties, and state agencies. Several items cover births and deaths, veterans, and constitutional amendments.
A reminiscence recalls July 30 1864 when the Thirtieth United States Colored Troops led a charge at the Petersburg Mine crater after a massive explosion. Col Delevan A. Hates earned a Medal of Honor and brevet promotion to brigadier general. The narrative covers regimental organization at Camp Berger Baltimore 1864, officers with battlefield experience, and brutal combat where Union and Confederate lines clashed amid craters, abatis, and deadly volleys. It highlights the Colored Division's hazardous assault, casualties, and valor in a pivotal siege episode.
Capt Balsley of Indiana cites a detailed 1862 Frederick MD incident revealing how Gen Lee's General Order No 191 reached Gen McClellan. The account traces a chain from Bloss Mitchell and Vance at a picket near Frederick to Colgrave and finally to McHan, with Vance identified as a key witness.
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