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Newspaper
Baraboo Republic
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1856
Page
2
The garbled excerpt discusses early survival after famine and exposure, mentioning light deprivation, moisture needs, and oxygen shortage. It notes potential effects on a component tied to a broader event, hinting at arid regions and distant oceans, with unclear references to preservation and risk factors.
The document details a May incident in the U S Senate where Senator Charles Sumner describes a brutal assault by Representative Preston Brooks as Sumner recounts his medical condition and the mob scene afterward. It preserves Sumner’s account of the attack, the surrounding witnesses, and the Senate’s reaction including a temporary adjournment.
A Bell exploit tale describes two brothers leading a brigand band in Bondiga near Lisbany on a Sunday. They gathered all villagers, forced residents to bring out cash and jewelry, and then plundered their homes. Those resisting were deprived of goods and seized as collaborators. The marauders left the village with plunder after completing their rounds.
A royal decree from the Cry of Russia proclaims that all children born to serfs after a specified date shall be priced at eight pounds. The measure targets serf families and their offspring, signaling a harsh policy shift on inheritance and social status.
Fragmentary record of a political speech by R. Atchison delivered amid cheering in De Soto County Mississippi. The speaker calls for frontier law, pride in border identity, and empowerment of local sheriffs and rangers. The crowd chants and vows to uphold strong measures and loyalty to the cause.
A public figure denounces miscegenation and white supremacy while condemning proposals of amalgamation and Virginia and Washington figures are cited. The speech attacks “negro[] wantatity” and argues that virtuous interracial marriages are not practically possible, framing it as a political trap used by demagogues.
A partial, dated letter reports that Herbert Bly and the Keating family received public donations, including a sum of 8500, from guests at Witlard's Motel to aid a widow and her orphaned children. The writer denies any improper motive and urges justice for the afflicted family amid rumors and public opinion.
A fragmentary transcription references Senators AVityon and Wade, accusations of murder, calls for freedom of speech, and shifting attributions. Names like Palmer and Brooke appear amid disjointed phrases, with unclear setting and timeframe.
Fragmented OCR reads like an advertisement page filled with party lines and notices. It mentions Democrats and Republicans, local figures, and a mass mailing notion. The text hints at political campaigning and a call for civic attention in Baraboo.
An excerpted, garbled text piece discusses political figures and factions with scattered names and terms. It mentions Noyes and Daguerrea style references, Portage City and Manstin, and a vague notice about publications and public life. The legible content is fragmented and lacks a clear narrative or date.
Reports from New York and Kansas detail a ship explosion near Laiveepool with hundreds of passengers and a Kansas aid drive that raised over $10,000. A large public gathering in Chicago supported Republican aims, with Col Ginn delivering a stirring address and a $5,000 contribution to Kansas freedom efforts as melodies of the Star Spangled Banner closed the night.
The Times reports a detailed, grim account of a botched execution at Newyite. Wren the condemned man endures a drawn out, failing process as assistants position him in a chair, tension rises, and the rope is adjusted amid visible distress. Clergy and guards witness the ritual, bells from nearby churches contrasting with the sorrowful scene.
A Beloit resident traveled to Kaoran on May fire with a hat plier company to procure locathia for steam saw mill. He returned Saturday evening facing legal scrutiny and possible treason charges amid reports of law and order tensions. The piece also notes a ship collision near Long Point last Friday with three crew lost and shipmates drowned.
The committee in charge of the lattee has postponed the celebration of the completion of the Le Crosse and Milwaukee RR to July 4 to await new hotel accommodations opening. They hope to have ample time when the day arrives. The note references Max Exiga and mentions the German Legion in British service, noting immigration and legal matters, but details are unclear due to garbled text.
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