Baraboo Republic: A Journal of Political News and Propaganda
The Baraboo Republic proclaims its mission as a Republican paper seeking truth, education, and anti corruption. It outlines editorial aims, weekly publication, and a broad plan to provide state and local intelligence along with notices, letters, and literary content.
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Baraboo
the Baraboo Repiblion
Anes
Aenett
Epaterin
Talvarens
Republic
Ketlogg & Ratne
Foolish law on Spanish coin sparks debate across states
A historical notice argues a proposed coin value cut to twenty ten and five cents will not yet become law. The piece cites postmasters receiving dates, predicts widespread acceptance at par or near twenty percent discount, and warns of silver scarcity and economic imbalance affecting workers and the poor. It also discusses Know Nothing motives and references a letter from Ireland seeking news.
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Leiden
Spain
Mexico
Fruits of the Land Grant and political turmoil
The piece critiques railroad land grants around the St Croix region and governor Barstow’s actions, including Kilbourn’s arrest and coerced signings. It condemns the system as corrupt and benefiting elites while harming the people, and references Missouri Democrat and Nebraska Bill debates with praise for the Democrat paper’s Kansas coverage.
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Stp. Croix
Apoila
Barstow
Miterey
St. Croix Gu
New York
Byron Kilbourn
United State
Shre Endly
Finindering
Kilboumn
Unnamed Wisconsin editor miscredits and North industry critique
The piece denounces crediting rivals for items, cites a Wisconsin editor’s absentminded error, and quotes a New York independent railing at Northern dependency. It argues the North lacks own ships, foundries, powder, and arms while overrelying on Northern manufacture, urging self-reliance.
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Gza
New York
Eath the North
Dey
Amokeo Nigite
Uw Orleans
Wntil
Ane
Wwe
Theaedaets
Rane
Unclear fragment points to shop incident
Fragmentary OCR notes recall a shop scene involving a man named Mr Wantixsox and a person named Peeks with unclear actions. The readable text is too incomplete to establish a full event or outcome.
Seminary Exhibition Yields Packed Attendance and Art
A report describes a Tall venue exhibition with about 400 attendees, many standing, viewing tableaux and paintings. The event drew large interest. organizers hope the court room can host future Seminary displays, noting a small entrance fee and a crowded crowd at peak times.
Baraboo Scene Echoes Diverse Entertainers Relive Night
The Baraboo audience witnessed a mixed program featuring ethnic and musical acts. Performers described as Ethiopian descent and performers from the Chienzo Ministrels drew sharp attention. The crowd enjoyed a lively night with some ladies commenting on the unusual entertainment.
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Bayedolor
Baraboo
Upper Mille and Baraboo cabinet factories boast strong output
A late 19th century survey notes the Upper Mila We visited and Baraboo as premier furniture makers in central Wisconsin. The Upper Mill at the Ryasé a Hotrenex site employs about thirty workers, uses costly machinery, and produces most kinds of cabinet furniture. Baraboo is praised as a top manufacturing point in the region. The piece also comments on unusually variable weather and its notoriety in local talk.
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Messes
Ryasé
Baraboo
Village desires public action to prevent future misfortunes
The narrative recalls a windward fire near the southwest block and urges communal funding for an engine, hoses, ladders, and reservoirs. It reflects on local tempers, civic concern, and the need for organized, prudent outlays to protect the town.
Fragmented 19th century notices mix for Western states
Fragmentary OCR yields a dense paste of historical items referring to crimes, railroads, newspapers, state charters, and public notices. Names, places, and dates are scattered, including mentions of Culpeper Virginia Mississippi railroad, Kansas, Washington City, and El Paso county Texas with assorted political and social notes.
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New York
United “States
Rackford
Mississippi
Washington
State University
Senate
Representatives
Kansas
Senator Broderick’s California ascent praised by peers
The piece notes a mixed background for Broderick a stone cutter and foreman who rose to national attention in California. It argues that while he lacked formal polish and prior standout exploits, respected ex senators governors and judges praised him, hoping he would fulfill expectations as he heads to California and faces a new political field.
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Meyrinad
Coumes
Broderick
California
Curtain Lifts on Murder Mystery in Bond Street Case
The Bondstrom drama nears closure as Eckel’s fast-paced proceedings unfold. Witnesses place Eckel at the front door and a doctor’s room confrontation, while Mrs Dunningham’s ties to the bloodstained crime are explored. The anonymous letter and swift sequence of events underscore a carefully planned murder.
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Pealay
Crmminglan
Eekel
Bond-street
Ada Aman
H Lm
Marvell
Seo
Helther
Koren
Myrel
Eckel
Lis
Jane
Te Staiway
Bekei
Farrell
Eekei
Murder mystery unmasked as killer likely tracked by noise
The article describes a murder case where witnesses place the suspect Eckel near the scene and Zekil as a likely accomplice. It notes a loud, peculiar noise drawing street attention, suggesting door and room layout aided the crime. Evidence includes bloody clothes and weapon disposal, with public relief at suspects likely to be identified.
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Gunninghan
Eckel
Burdenl
Zekil
Leome
Ming
VY. Zines
Vth
Burdell Murder Verdict Quashes in New York Inquest
An 1880s New York City inquest returns a verdict that Harvey Burdell was murdered at No 1 Bond Street. Emma Augusta Cunningham and John J Boekel named principals in the crime. The jurors also implicate Augusta Cunningham and Helen Cunningham in related knowledge of the affair and murder. Nearby notes describe other sensational items and curiosities from Punch and local tales.
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Burdell
Bond Stydent
Emma Augusta Cunningham
Joha Wh. Kekol
Diardey
George Vail Snodgrass
Augusta Camiinghan
John J. Boekel
Enna Agusta Cominghan
John
Augusta Cunningham
Hond Street
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