Newport and Delton Pressing for Shared Newspaper
The Baraboo Republic reports on Newport Sauk County and Columbia County rivals over a weekly paper. Negotiations with Horace Norton stall as west bank editors demand residence on the Newport side and fixed funding, while locals debate where to publish and invest in a new general-interest paper. A correspondent defends Wisconsin emigration amid frontier prospects and a pro slavery shift in Atchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. Kellogg
Baraboo
Orate Seeder
Furface
Aellogg & Vanking
Propristers Republic
Newport
Siuk County
Columbia County
Partis
Bor
Republic
Newtonr
Rara Avis
Portage City
Sauk County
Horace Newton
H. Norton
J. Bonanan
Newport, Col. Co
Wisconsin
Bank County
Sauk
Columbia
Portage items and notices from the Record
The Record reports drowning of Even Paper Sox a Norwegian man aged 30 and Wo Frederick Evass an 11 year old near Portage. It notes plans for a ferry on the west side of the Winense in Caledonia, a Baraboo Bounds bridge, and Winnnebago Railroad extension from Ripon to Portage of 87 miles with 18 miles Ripon Oshkosh under contract. Mentions liquor tax cut, Hampden girls accidentally drowned, Republican speaker planned in Milwaukee, and local ads and ship notices. Columbus is 63 miles by land from Milwaukee and Portage activity noted.
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Papersox
Frederick Evass
Portage
Caledonia
Columbia County
Baraboo
Ripon
Oshkosh
Lidenacs
Resmte
Hampden
Varied 19th Century Notices and Local Gossip
A mosaic of short items mentions an investor in the Winds Central Railroad planning retirement, a woman likening marriage to an illness with hope, and a New York gossip note about Dr Bardell’s murder. Also reports on ex-president Pierree relocating to a Concord farm, German communities in New York, a Waterbury obituary, patent activity in Belfast, and Geneva College disciplinary actions. Additional tidbits cover hotel rates in New York, a new Washington church, Colfax’s Fourth of July oration, a sugar and timber market update, shipping and publishing notes, Irish tree planting, a rumored New York paper with Thurlow Weed, and scattered local curiosities from Connecticut to Ohio.
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Hackett
Winds Central
New ‘York
New York
Bardell
Cunningham
Pierée
Farina
Concord
New York City
Buavitle
Seoville Manufke
N.Y. City
Washington, D.C
Schuyler Colfax
Beloit
Malbours City
Ta' An
Walee
Tennessee
Scotland
Ab Omnha City
Nebraska T
Coral Massey
England
Savannah
Repuddieva
Ohio
Winchester Center
New York Tribune
Thurlow
Republican Party
F. Dorsey
Laxerstown
Chicago Jounal
Chicago
da Ton
Henry J. Raymond
New York Times
Europe
George Washington
Valley Forge
Ireland
Pomare City
Wilton
Conn
Lewis Olmstead
Thomas Lewis
Grant River
Lancaster
Ann McKinney
James
Fond Duj 'Tae
Wis
Greencastle
Potmam Go
Ind
Great Atlantic Submarine Telegraph Cable at Greenwich factory
A detailed account from London Wires describes the Greenwich works of Glass and Elliot building a transatlantic cable. It covers fabrication, coil storages, two main production sites, threading seven copper wires with gutta percha insulation, serving and closing processes, and the planned shipments by Niagara and Agamemnon to Newfoundland and Ireland. Critical views oppose the spiral-wire method, urging newer patents for a single large conductor to improve durability and efficiency.
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Tis
Tis Mueitr
Lomson
Greenwich
Messrs. Glass and Eliict
England
America
Gutta Perala Company
Pard
Messrs. Newall
Birkenhead
Glinys
Contynel
Claes & Wikot
Atlsntic
Gutta Perch Company
Pntir
Irbor
Newalls Works
Atantic
Crinity Bay
Newfoundland
New Peninsula
Avalon
Valengia Ay
Kerry
Ireland
Leeland
Thia Ie
Valencia
Wallis
Allen
Atlantic
Buill
Publi
Wade
Smeo
More
The Democratic Steadderd of Con eo in New Hampshire
A partisan pamphlet argues the Democratic Party is defeated and in minority, detailing causes for the political shift in New Hampshire. It condemns the party as enslavers of liberty, corrupt and false to democracy, and predicts no chance of regaining power until citizens honor their founders and freedom.
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Coneo
NLIL
Democratic
New Lionpehire
Democrat
Dias City
Hinhoyta
Franklin Pierce
PLC
New Hampshire
Ernethin
Democratic Party
Vishnu
New Lampshire
Deaths of Senators Bell and Butler Reported
The telegraph notes the death by suicide of Senator James Bell of New Hampshire on the 26th inst. Cincinnati exchanges carry Augusta dispatches reporting Senator Butler of South Carolina killed on the 25th inst. Morro Ron tun Governor of Uran. Go it while youre Fou.
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James Bell
New Jranmpshire
Cincinnati
Augusta
Georgia
Dropay
Butler
South Carolina
Morro Ron Tun
Uran
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Norton
Newport Sauk County
Delton
Col. Co
Barahno
Readsburgh
Sank County
Philadelpis
Boston
Milwaukee
Madison
Horace Noxon
Batue
Rere
Dolor
Jef
N. Y- Eval
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Tinois
Sovereigen
Atchison
Haseen
Free State Party
Pipers
Pomeroy 'S Co
Leavenworth Herald
Magsch
Miuwavere Sisrisxu
Presse
Bass Srarn
Samu
Miliankeo
Mibyan- Kee
Moawacsne Anyerrsiso
Messrs
Jewrrr
Ric, & Co
Milwauker
Barnhoo
Mossinéovs
Madson
Lake Mendota
Vuiyk
Waracan
New Orleans
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Columbus
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