Tugitive settlement and canal talks spark regional debate
In a fragmented report, advocates discuss a canal through the Great Lakes region, touching on commerce, settlement near Detroit, and potential shifts in shipping. The piece cites Tugitive settlement near teminaway, the role of Woodruff as engineer, and claims about a voyage up inland seas. It notes local opinions on slavery and labor, with references to Chatham and Neuraska, and mentions coal findings, rail construction, and plans to connect Milwaukee and nearby cities.
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Woodruff
Rey Homme
Ralf
Trishman
Cana Hak
Detroita
Pha Town
Chatham
Darhamsbull
Republican District Convention at Baraboo August 25
A Republican District Convention for Sauk and Adams counties will meet at the Cort House in Baraboo on August 25 at 1 PM to elect three delegates to the State Convention in Madison on September 1. The notice urges full town delegations and records local travel anecdotes and business prospects from nearby towns and villages en route.
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New York
Buffalo
Ste
Tlés Staley Whig
Republican
Syracuse
Minenat. Powe
Tyrlonne
Sauk
Adsama
Cort
Lemon Adams
Seven Mile
Maughston
MM. Mavens
Wales
D Remetox
Moughston
Aleon
Atevny
D. Lrrrue
Chelseseor Washington
A. Cnos
Gen. Mavens
D. Remtoton
Dr. Wilcox
Wilson
Sawamill
Yasar
Misbon
Mey van
Slyke
Al’y
Van
Breenow
Controversial remarks spark political debate in Sauk County
A fragmented column critiques the Kansas Nebraska issue and national party dynamics. It notes public reaction to a controversial Kansas bill, lists lawmakers and the press’s tone, and promotes a concert by young singers at Jor’s Hall while urging voter engagement and support for Guammon S. Cuaze for Secretary of State.
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Coney Ferano
Coney Island
A. Elton
Willlanstargh
Thomae Gibbons
Miss Easton
Simee
Gibbons S
Bastsman
Eliot
Sauk
Steines
Ue Sauk
Democratins
Kansas Nebraska
Senate
Nebraska
Kennedy
Tenneste
Maryland
House
Kansas
Floveree
Fones‘snd Pecher
Milfersod’ Raghisl
Indiana
Richardson
Llinsis
Juvesize Warntens An Barsboo
Me Sann- Ford
Ari Trmak
Obituary Notice From The Souk Co Standard
An obituary note records the passing of The Souk Co Standard with a somber tone. It mentions themes of departed hope and a reflection on resurrection while noting the writer’s difficulties and the serious impact of illness on the subject.
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Souk
Emi
Mrs and Gowies Advertise Bargains This Week
Readably terse notice notes Mrs and Gowies offering cheap apples and other goods this week. The fragment hints at a sales promotion with emphasis on low prices and limited selection.
Madison: a considerierte essay on health and progress
The article discusses health, disease, and civilization with reflections on pestilence, life expectancy, and the impact of progress. It references Wiscon sin, labor prosperity, and public virtue, blending moral exhortation with observations on aging, technology, and societal change. It notes a sermon-like address from Chancellor Lath and mentions political commentary.
Great Excitement. De Bar Lynched by a Mob
A dramatic report details the mob murder of De Bar during a court proceeding. The Grand Jury indicted him for murder in the first degree, he pleaded not guilty, and the sheriff’s party was overwhelmed by the crowd as the prisoner was beaten, hanged, and left suspended from a tree amid frenzied shouts.
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DE Bar
DeBay
A. Stone
Sengelas
Reservep Baratow and the Balance Appears
Fragmentary text mentions election purposes and a congratulatory note to residents of a locality. Names and specifics are unclear due to garbled OCR. The readable bits hint at civic interest and a return of people to a community, with emphasis on balance and vigilance in local affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baratow
Slavery Fight Dominates Kansas Nebraska Debate in North
A fragmentary report depicts heated rhetoric on slavery spreading from the South to Kansas and Nebraska. It cites abolitionist voices urging unity among the free North to oppose proslavery moves, condemning tyranny and urging emigration to free territories.
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Pura
Amt
Nebraska City
Kandas
Kanzas
Kangas
Kanzag
Free States
Kansas
Free North
Mason and Dixon
Tlis
Hattine
Geni
Ibis
Kinzie
Douglas
Kanaue
Nebraska
Friends of
Treader
Pope
Alexander
God
Tinsien
Iberry
Frank Pierre
Ambiguous Political Maneuvers Tied to Liquor Interest
Reports claim Governor Bansrowl met with Liquor Deal Association leaders and emissaries to secure backing for renomination. Despatches from Sheboygan and related areas suggest attempts to enlist liquor interests in Barstow, while local police fear rural delegates may influence the State Convention vote.
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Bansrowl
Hig
Liquor Deal Ore! Association
Angea
Jolay
Sheboygan
Waterlaws
Nueine
Barstow
Iron talkes The Wisconsin River railway bold plan
A garbled excerpt from the Madison Daily notes ambitious railroad works on the Mississippi River line extending 22 miles from Madison with 2200 tons of iron. It mentions contractors Mowers Cavy Loexwaon and an English delivery bid, aiming to open navigation next spring and launch a new line to the Mississippi by fall 1956, with broader regional impacts and quoted rumors from Kansas territory.
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Cavy & Loexwaon
Mi & Miss
R. Re
Maze Manie
Wisconsie River
Wis
Maulisnn
Fomediately
Masars
CN. la
New York
Quebec
What is Music A New York answer to What is muaig
An archaic paragraph extols music as breath of God and harmony in nature. It urges readers to sit in the arc of music and listen for wisdom, praising sunshine, culture, and heavenly melodies while urging the unmusical to immerse themselves in harmony and happiness through song and nature.
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New York
Sehlewingerville
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Hépabiean State Control Committee
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Phita
Sec. of State
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Mrs & Gowies
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Wisconsin
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America
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Saya
Republicana
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U. S
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Dane Co
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Jeanie
Spooner & Poovey
Parry
Ray
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M. & W. Railroad
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A.B. Bower
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Wantkesha
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