Supreme Courts on Fugitive Slave Law Divide Ohio Wisconsin
A June 12 1889 report discusses the Ohio and Wisconsin Supreme Courts rulings on the Fugitive Slave Law. It notes Ohio justices largely Republican and the Wisconsin Court’s stance, with commentary from the Milwaukee Daily News and remarks on Chief Justice Wa r ton and Justice Chandler.
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Supreme Court of Ohio
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Supreme Courts of
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Wisconsin
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Justion Warton
Chawron
Booth
Onion
Politicians Split as Greeley Pushes Coalitions in Republican Ranks
A dubious row over the Seward wing of the Republican party shows Horace Greeley's bid for broader coalitions, with Seward supporters accusing him of manipulating the nominating process. The piece notes criticism from Seward papers and looming divisions as Postmaster General updates transit routes and a pioneer, R. C. Canons, dies in New York following the Fremont route’s history.
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Seine
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Saxplane
The Governor and the Land Grant in Wisconsin Politics
The article discusses Governor Ranpart's refusal to sign certificates entitling Milwaukee and Minnesota railroad interests to land grants. It argues the governor's objections are constitutional rather than personal, aiming to keep the land grant from being monopolized via the La Crosse Road. It notes the Land Grant’s purpose to connect northern routes and prevent monopolies, and mentions the Fox and Wisconsin River Improvement Company meeting at Fond du Lac with state and national trustees present to oversee compliance and a July annual meeting at Green Bay to decide on canal construction.
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Benign
Aix
Sravinine
New York
Geogi Bay
Thia City
Untent from Pike's Peak to Milwaukee News Update
Fragmented 19th century dispatches report Pike’s Peak to Denver City journey delays and scarce gold deposits. Miners head for mountains. towns like Douser City and Angora show vacancies. Wisconsin legal news praises S P Coon and G T Hollister while political rhetoric flares over an apology demand.
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Montebello Battle Reports Stir Europe News
The May reports from Avrasxonta describe Austrians attacking the French Sardinian advance near Montebello. French forces under Marshal Baragosy D Hilliers reportedly held and bore losses, with 200 prisoners taken and heavy casualties on both sides. Other dispatches claim varying French numbers from 4,200 to 12,000 engaged, and note Napoleon’s approach toward Turin amid shifting lines and reinforcements.
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Expedition to Lake Traverse steamboat project described
A long description of Capt. Davis leading a four man party from St. Paul toward Lake Traverse to probe waters between Big Stone Lake and Lake Traverse for a possible navigable route to the British Possessions. The narrative notes Indians friendly to the party, supplies for a year, and hopes for a new trade link between the vast western country and the States. The frost-damaged crop notes follow, with reports from Cincinnati, Dansville, Crete, Zanesville and other towns.
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Adrift Express Overtaken by Locomotive Rescue
A Chicago to New York express was overtaken by a locomotive from La Porte after a man woke on board his berth missing his $11,000 pocket book and his wife aboard the train. The plan, costing 250 dollars plus extras for crew, succeeded after traversing 107 miles to Jonesville. meanwhile railway competition is blamed for losses.
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