Meeting of the Sovereigns at Syiurilay
The Sovereigns held their annual meeting in Syiurilay with a message delivered by Free. W. Hon Grand Sachem of Cedarburg. The address mixed wit and controversy as attendees clashed over read minutes, fundraising for Nancy's board, and jokes about Waupaca and Oconto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syiurilay
Free
W. Hon
Cedarburg
Gouri
Col Childe
Anthina
Argus
Carpenter
Patriot
Che
Tom
Tom Reynolds
Phil Bowen
Phil
Nancy
Waupacca
Beter
Ton
Jim Murdock
Sprech
Reynoldu
Waupacen
Ches
Jaws
Hunter papers dogged duel with panther and mate
Mr. Simmons hunted about forty miles from St. Louis with his dogs and shot gun. He killed a large panther after a fierce fight. as he loaded another shell a second cougar charged him from thirty feet away. He killed the mate, then slowly retreated with the dead cat, keeping the enemy in sight. The pursuing animal halted, and the hunter escaped toward home. The tale reflects frontier danger and dogged nerve in big-game pursuit.
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Mr. RD. Sismoona
Missouri
St. Louis
Me. S
The Republic and Barates Republic Clash Over Usurper Wines Bakewow
In a heated exchange the Republic and Barates Republic condemn Wines A Bakewow and his writings as extravagant and disreputable. The paper denounces his asylum swindle stance and calls on him to leave the state, urging reform and a move toward local institutions.
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Barates Republic
Wisconsin
Olr
Baraboo Press Contemplates Political Mess and Local Notices
A chaotic Baraboo editorial contains misprints and political debate with Bashford and Hall, noting editor ambitions and influence on county results. The piece mentions daily Madison mail, local business Crantes ArtistRonG & Co. clothing, and a Wankesha Post Office removal of A F Peatt, reflecting regional concerns and advertising.
Political Feud Spurs Attacks in Sauk County Debate
A fiery open letter targets ex-Senator Vitum and allies, accusing them of barnyard deals and charter manipulations while detailing alleged promises to Reedsburg, tempering with local bridges, roads, and school land deals. The writer demands denials and warns of Democratic missteps and lunacy accusations, urging public scrutiny.
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The
Republic
Jolx
Newport
Thorteen
Tharier
Sank City
Crain
Tsay Tecan
Vitum
Reedsburg
Sauk County
Statesman
Madison
Wyman
Noyes
Portage City
Watel
McLaughlin
Sauk Co
Senate
Democratic Party
Iam
Michigan
Bae
Shanghais
Plugs
Phelps
Vitam
Peter Golden
Democrat
Local notes and war talk mix in 1866 column
A sprawling column mixes local social notices with political discourse. It mentions C Armstrong and F Tre Baranco Amanevin at Mills Hall on Tuesday evening, a fundraiser for Rev. Stanroins, and praises Mr Spaulding as a fine preacher. It then discusses Clayton-Bulwer treaty implications and U.S. stance on war with England, citing Mr Toombs and Mr Seward, with commentary from the New York Tribune.
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Stanroins
Spaulding
England
Cass
Oregon
Poll
Bintan
Toombs
Georgia
Sesaris
Onidone
Seward
Eng. Jane
Ruainn
Monroy
Steward
Clase
Congress
New York Tribune
Capitol Snowstorm Halts Travel and Senate Deliberations
Washington January 4 1956 A rare snow storm blocks travel and disrupts the capital’s communications as Congress endures a sixth week without progress in organization. Members face delays and partisan maneuvering while foreign ministers and diplomats wait on developments in the embassy appointments and spouses of officials trend toward cross national social ties.
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Washington
Cobb
Thavass
Deleria
Cosily Flea
Brazid
United States
Bodisco
Mr. Bodisen
Sloedel
Legation
Nisk Intimanion
St. Patersburg
Todileben
Cramp= fon
Webster
Chirgs de Fairs
Henry Bubyer
Loni Grenville
Stgeckdoo
Bodiaea
Bodinen
William
Georgetown
Sartiga
Stoerhl
Anthe
Brenton
Indiana
Molise
Banks
Dunn
Kia
Nesault
Political Ballot Drama Yet to Resolve in Senate Fight
Informed observers report a volatile ballot struggle with Mr Banks holding 105 votes on the first ballot, five shy of election. Allies from Ohio New York threaten cooperation to swing the outcome, while a second ballot reduces totals and shifts power among supporting factions. A prolonged fight looms as opportunistic hopes fade and strategic leverage shifts.
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Harker
Banke
Moore
Ohio
Sal Messrs. Walliams
Edward
New York
Banks
Hovalen
Miller
Che Ganc
Tribune
Indian War Updates From California and Oregon
Reports from California and Oregon detail ongoing Indian hostilities with increased fury. Oregon volunteers under Lieutenant Kelly engage Jadisos at Port Walralls, 43 horses lost, several officers killed, while reinforcements and artillery move to protect settlements. Dispatches note California mines yielding less, new veins opened, and naval movements around San Francisco and grain cargoes awaiting transfer.
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Lyse
Granada
Walkeras
Aires
Autha
Pauluing
Comspany
Rivag
Col
Hornaby
U 3
U. S
Oregon
Lieut Kally
Port Warlawalls
Dee
Awaog
Jon
Amcintion
Henvieus
Enpulies
Bert van Cowrer
Sis Frescoen
San Francisco
Sandwich
Atlantic Steamer Arrives Amid War News and Peace Talks
The Atlantic steamship reached port at 103 9 tons after sailing from Livesport on Saturday and Cork on January 2. Reports from Vienna say terms of peace are unchanged with Austria and Russia, while Britain and France press for indemnity. Dispatches note continued diplomacy via St Petersburg and Constantinople and a possible Danubian navigation safeguard. Ongoing unsettled politics in the New York Assembly conclude with failed Speaker ballots.
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New York
Atlantic
Cork
Prince Esterhazy
Austria
St. Petersburg
Adesatria
Prussia
Saxony
Lybert
Danmark
Athnee
Sweden
Russia
England
Russi
Vienna
London
Gount Boal
Hach
Gortschakof
Danube
Bessarabia
Choyion
Washington Gambling Den Like Hell Revealed by Street Reporter
A Cleveland Plain Dealer writer visited a Washington gambling house, describing a hidden entrance, grand interior, ornate chandeliers, and a long table with a tiger frame. The piece paints a vivid portrait of the gaming rooms, the staff, and the perilous, isolated life of workers in the establishment.
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Washington
Mr. Gray
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Menopolis
Cleveland
Rose Wood
Vis
Vietia
Avery Cuipa
Lefer
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Cincinnaty Goorge
Henry Lind Guldschmidt
Secretary of State
Hlinde
the Republic
Baraboo
Oyes
Canerek Bils—Poatura
Eusipust
Bat Cayde
Bill Mendy
Beenocrad
Lothes-Pin
Bashford
Holi
Hall
Stituton Elould
Aunsell
Lux
Madison T
Cus
Dungie
Mesars, Bacon & Savin
Moora & Davis
Tbele Successora
Daily Mail
Crantes Artistrong & Co
A. F. Peatt
Wankesha Poal
C. Armstrong
Bee H W. W. Lowett
P.T. Barvim
Conny
Bridgeport
P. T. Barnum
Haas
Ojl
Traniston
EFA
South End
Boston
Hale
Wallington
Jan
Sunate
Trafion
Cansbell
Bible Am Congressional Library
New York Assembly
Chomsing
Philosphy
Janesville
Anan
Sihins
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