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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1856
Page
2
The document outlines the Republic newspaper's political stance and publishing plan. Kellogh and Perkins announce universal suffrage support and a program of reform, promising weekly issues with national and state content, literature notes, and a revised pricing structure.
A readerable fragment summarizes a newspaper’s critique of the President's Message. It notes the lengthy focus on prosperity, representation, finances, and foreign relations, with censure of the Republican party and calls to abolish the banking system. It also mentions proposals on railways, foreign relations, and a plan by the Hedurns Railroad to cut transcontinental travel from New York to San Francisco by thirteen days.
An 1880 era promotional spread extols Lyrreni’s Favrse Aer as a lasting literary monthly, with price terms and agents, plus a prospectus for Pervensor’s Magazine and notes on upcoming National Exposition and political commentary. It critiques Know Nothingism, Catholicism in party politics, and predicts Republican strength.
Donor support funds a growing Meth odish Academy at Point Biny in Adams County, about 31 miles north of Kisorn City. Rev W. D. Lionrais leads the project as temp buildings rise 40 by 60 feet, signaling a thriving settlement from the educational venture. Marshal Doxanson’s resignation is accepted by the President. Deputy Marshal Wain may be appointed. Rumors of a contempt of court issued against Guiny lack confirmation. News notes thirty-nine Free State prisoners escaped on the night of the 6th, with no available haying recourse.
An Oct 5 affray about 60 miles from Stockton involved 25 hundred Chinese in a fierce contest. Four Chinamen were killed and four wounded. a sheriff's posse arrested about 250. Taxation of war expenses was noted at 40 dollars per head. A menacing challenge issued between Sum-Enp Cong at Hogh Niner Ranch and Iw We Company at Chinese Camp. The piece also critiques the Semi-Weekly Tribune and urges readers to prefer the Semi-Weekly over the Weekly.
Fragmentary notice notes heavy snow across the region with depth around 29 inches since the storm. Mentions winter spoilage and landscape conditions, describing skating on CliP Lake and comparisons to prior snows. Neighboring communities report impacts on travel and daily activities amid persistent cold.
A garbled weather table shows Sunday to Wednesday temperatures and a claim of a 51 degree rise from Sunday to Paceday. The piece also notes advertisements from 527 and a Phil. Inst meeting each Tuesday night. It mentions Dr. oO. Cows and Rev. W. Cocimman in a questionable asides about infant care and millenium medicines, with local store chatter and new ads by Citas. Santorp & Co. signaled as earnest advertisers in the column.
Local business promotes a full job printing outfit for cane and hand-bills and asserts superior quality to rivals. Donation party planned for Reverend Counnas at the Congregational pastor’s home to support the church, with a sociable youth-led event. Joseph P. Comegys named U. S. Senator from Delaware by Gov. Cansey, replacing John M. Clayton, amid party opposition to his politics. William Smith, brother of the Mormon prophet, writes a letter denying Joe Smith’s responsibility for polygamy tied to Brigham Young.
Post Master General cites fiscal year progress with stamps and rail miles added to the system amid a strong postal growth. Kansas Free State news reports hopeful conditions under the new governor, Daxuits praises for peace efforts, and emigration dynamics at Leavenworth with settlers optimistic about a Free State outlook.
A Connecticut native living in Missouri recounts a disputed vote at a Tremont election. Insufficient voter's record, threats at the polls, and police removal followed as the man fled the city. A later note praises American ingenuity and cites Dr. J. C. Ayer's medicines as trusted by authorities in Turkey and allied forces.
A garbled 19th century summary lists diverse items: Yale College enrollment at 442. rail service in France. New York City taxes. St Anthony City population. Newfoundland fish trade value. Milwaukee brick production. a slave figure “Dred” in North Carolina. Cuban slave emancipation effects. U.S. crime costs. Milwaukee to Portage route shifts. rough Russia and church attendance data. New Jersey Catholic Bishop note. Gold mines and slavery debates. New York newspaper exaggerations on Nile troubles. a bridge at St Louis cost. Iowa population figures. Greenwood Cemetery remembrances. Rock County valuation. railroad expansion in Canada. and a Ripon Woolen Factory plan along with a Portage City survey update.
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