Scan of late 19th century election canvass and notices
The document reports provisional results and commentary on state canvassers and party standings with figures for Republican and Democratic votes, plus remarks on jury actions, lectures by Bret W. Hoyt, and upcoming political and civic notices. It mentions Portage City and other localities, names editors and venues, and notes a new propeller invention and a New York mayoral defeat margin.
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Agricultare
Bret W. Hoyt
Witconsin Famer
Tos Lake
Portage City
Wilhodra
Weelewdtay
Tucdabargh
Baraleo
Lodi
Tivn
Aga Ayners
Nisin
Alld Lotuver
Bredger
Wi Gray
Cleveland
Atos
Grand Jiny
New Orleans
At Uw
Wanpagen County
J. M. Dowy
Scotland
Got
Walken
Kar
Alabama
Col.Jonts
Thinois
Springeld
Amerian
Dries- Wael
Benevolent Societies and Crime Notes From Philadelphia
A Philadelphia society led by Mrs. Sarah J. Tate aims to aid women seeking country or western work, backed by Presbyterian and other support. Separate items discuss the trial of a Crone case, the beheading the rebel, and a ventriloquy on extortion by a laborer, plus a note on money on call and bank lending practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar
Diatricta
Philiatelphia
Sarah J. Tate
Ander
Philadelphia
West
Pranbyterian
Loisenpul Desorder
Livening
Anaxge Poirer
Aml
P Tong Aray
Roy
Banrar
Baiwhoo
Guero
Philalelpha
New York Murder and Crime Headlines From Daily Journal
A collage of sensational New York crime items appears, listing murders, robberies, assaults, and oddities from various dates. The coverage notes sensational violence, a growing sense of disorder, and commentary on elections and public life in the city.
Fragmented 19th Century News Snippets
A miscellany of 19th century notes reports on politics in the South and West, bank dealings, legal changes, and public works. Mentions include the Louisiana Legislature, Madison Angel, the Wall Street banking scene, the Patent Office stance on coffee grinders, and the growth of Leavenworth Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
New Fe
Chauve
Thelavama
Ak CG. C. Clay
Senate
Wall St. Banks
C. & McCulloch
Pinkney Trenilarson
Cton
Tusk
Madison Angel
P.M
Mmison
Qa Dusit
Pro-slavery North and Free Soil South Stir Civil Tensions
An 1860s-echoing critique discusses Northern pro slavery elements and a growing Free Soil sentiment in the South. It argues merchants and artisans in southern cities oppose the National Democratic party over slavery while noting immigration, trade, and abolitionist ideas spreading via travel and telegraph. The piece predicts Kansas politics, Virginia’s stance, and a widening Free Soil influence as slaveholding districts isolate the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinus
Nutiny
St! Louis
Howe
Orleans
Louisville
Baltimore
Richmond
Consimercial Centurs
Commeree
National Democratic Party
Mason and Dixons Hae
Mississippi
Nestle
New England
Hinbor
Davelley
Virginia
Britny
Ultvs
Artssourt
Kansas
Free Labor
National Democratis
Raysin
Surtium
Gotne
Halland
Russia
West India
Kingdom of
Brasil
Cuba
Slavery Debates and Economic Notes Across Nations
A scattered 19th century roundup discusses slavery abolition talk in England Holland and Russia, U.S. banking data, and political shifts in Detroit Chicago and Madison. It notes editorials backing Wood, reports gold finds near Ontonagon, a reaping machine attachment, and cautions about rapid wealth advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
U.S
Hjolland
Russia
Presidant
Buekman
Christendom
Elitis Democratic
Washington Union
Holland
Russian Empire
Onys
Free
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Lyon
Loraeead
Hellong & Perring, Prop'ra
Cenvassers
Homnot
Raswacn
Tastixes
Methaw
Riyathiivan
Avid Joxats
Ditarend Syrrees
Beven
Dow
Usmehk
Denges
Mats von
Fremont
Binhinsa
Amie
Arene
Haven
Madison
Fravasno Woop
Eratis
Nunn
New York
Woon
Croeghs
Junean
Cate
Branghé
Frost
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Orie
Therese Boitvlin
Yuo
William Street
Robbo
Aighwayman
Susan Dempsey
Stillsnather
Min
Asaantt
Maiden Laneye
Alfay
Seilea
Amesta
Chiu
Mi Trrasa
Fersasno Woon
Penes
Wisconsin
Vemanida Wood
Liumarn
Madison Jourrat
Charivan Arya
London
Denmark
Sweedensone
Ceylon
Colombe
Murraghee
Atlantia Valle
Tris Brasigsiere
Luate
Arunn
Gov
Wankun
Gor Wealker
Watts
Buchanan
Icanane Gove Omar
Walker
Charles Astor
John Jacob Astor
Baden Baeden
Free Democrat
Leavenworth
Kanang
Doyis Cseally
Udwin Forest
St. Lona
Tee
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Sontea
Lastings
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Guorge
Glitdon
Ponwna
Uties
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Eimnmond
Carolina
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Manchester
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Wobnen
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General Jackson
Arsenal
Washington
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Steen
Texas
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Central Park
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New-York
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Jnab-Lengerry
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Buensxan Yinrrine Ma'ran Woon
Alt
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Wood
Bende Lave
Goto
Detroit
Tririmns
James Nichols
Prank Giier
Pnnsylvania
Vin
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Arnold
Burwell
Daniel Ashwell
Biramge
Bec Ford
John Martin
Ra Ag Gwaindlemaind
Michigan
Russel Wheeler
Cross
St. Croix Falls
la Pointe County
Madison Patriot
Bright
Beng Venferst
Itty
Denson
Waterloo
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Milwauke
Ryvanha
Frick
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Lelinz
D. K. Noyes
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Je Gant House
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Sauk On
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New Yuek Trek
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Sauk
Noah
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Igaines
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Renry Cope
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Talice
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McLaughlin
B. McLaughlin
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Sherif
Herbert Uniitington
Circuit Court
Arothy AM. Adams
Sauk County
Herbert Loratington
Baratac
Baraboo
G. Wheeler
Biralino
County Dodge
William W. Wooleurt
Wisgeotin
Mary
Woeldott
Sauk Canny
W. Wooledit
Walbridge
Saulecowity
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Barabao
Bail County
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