Baraboo Sabbath Union Meets to Promote Respect for Sabbath
An antique Baraboo meeting at the Methodist Church opened with song and prayer to discuss forming the Baraboo Sabbath Union and aligning with the North Western Sabbath Union. Rev E W Warren Cochran spoke on divine law and creation, and a constitution was read and unanimously adopted establishing officers and objectives to promote Sabbath observance and oppose public conveyance desecration.
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Rey . M. More House
Ans
Thompson Hras
Rice
Rav Gm” Morghoute
Thor Socet
Bansuno Svea Usion
Auaallia Yeote
North Western Sabbath Union
Uy Sad
Great North Western Sabbath Union
Ita
Baraboo Sabbath Union
Unien
Dent
Oficers
Wall
Risa
Jomés
Viet
B L Bevery
Dr C Cowles
J l Avery
Lie
Aid
Saci
Eigit
United States
Northwest
Waitess
Publo Gereseyanges
Pat
Meeting notes from Sauk County Agricultural Society prizes
The executive committee adjourned to meet again in four weeks at the same place. A long list of premium awards was adopted for 1866 in diverse classes including cattle horses sheep swine poultry grains vegetables farm implements and dairy products with awards ranging from best bull to largest pumpkin and 36 pounds of butter, citing specific exhibitors and certificates.
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C M. Monmnousi
Sauk Co. Agricultural Society
d+ M. Clark
Williams
State Agricultural Society
J. W. Morley
Sail Committee
Souk Co. Agriculteurad Socscp
Pransac
S.A
Trangac's
Bess
Trana
Transacious
Sinton
Transacions
Poland
Shanghai
Domestic Manufactures Premiums and Dairy Awards Proposed
A report lists premium items and certificates for domestic factories and Flora class offerings. Amendments seek adding dairy cows and breeding horses, and include best seedling apples and pears. A special committee will annex premiums and publish in the Republic and Standard. The meeting adjourned with noted discretionary premiums.
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Money
Morley Wi
J. M. Clark
Williams
Messrs. Clark
Davis
Mogley
Standard
Children of the Catholic Orphan Asylum Remembered
A reflective piece honors the orphans at Tivta de Wreeansay Catholic Orphan Asylum, describing their plight, memories of caregivers like Sister Carne, and the hope of heavenly watchfulness as they endure poverty and loss. It also notes a Wheaton gathering’s abolitionist pledge and a Connecticut governor's stance on prohibition, closing with a NY lawyer John C. Spencer's illness.
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Tivta de Wreeansay
The
Catholic Orphan Asylum
Menocente
Aa Demure Ag Kit
Besneath
Sister Carne
Rosy
Dom
Conxiz Boutwoon
Baraboo Advertises Barabee Republic Paper Advantage
Baraboo May 26 1855 edition promotes the Barabee Republic newspaper as superior to others west of the Wisconsin River. It highlights benefits for merchants mechanics and businesses in the region and urges local advertising to reach a broader audience. Names and precise phrasing are garbled in OCR but the gist is a promotional notice for a local paper’s market reach.
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Schermierhern
NUT
Shes
Freedom
John Young
Return of Baker the alleged murderer of Bill Pool
The clipper Gripe Show dispatched on March 18 pursued Baker the alleged killer, arriving at New York with Baker in custody aboard the Gripe Shot after a siege at the Palmas port. A crowd gathered at the wharf as officers seized Baker from the Isabella Jewett, restoring de facto restraint while he planned possible passage to Constantinople. The voyage back lasted about 2 days under guard, with Baker expressing intent to flee to Turkey. The narrative also reports on Kansas politics, a drowning accident in Wisconsin, and local business notices in Baraboo, including Brown's Emporium and Barnum’s baby show prizes.
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Baker
Bill Pool
New York
Palmas
Alood
Bng
Trone
Almas
Constantinople
Turkey
Wales
J. R
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Gaflith
Grifith
Nebraska
Neosho
Orage
Kansan
Kansie
Cuba
Tropics
Lam
Isis
Kavsas
California
Oregon
Biale
Kinsiyre
Texas
Missouri
Atchison
Mussouri
Gontry
Ohegan
Onin
Iso
Wun
Bates Lal
Holt
Butnary
Barer
Wnox
Roynelle
Gudwt
Terlle MO
Don Cedi
Moin
Stohbad
Didge
Nolawhy
Sullaun
Dunia
Southern Kansas and the Slave Question in 1855
A letter discussing Kansas expansion and slave politics argues Southern Kansas is fertile, timbered, and suitable for settlement, contrasting free labor from the North with Missouri slave interests. It emphasizes westward migration, Atchison’s opposition to abolition, and calls for settlers to endure hardship to shape Kansas’s future.
Kansagasicky Call to New England Emigration
In a defense of migrating to Kansas, the text argues the mild climate, free state future, and benefits of settlement. It contrasts Kansas favorably with New England, claiming towns and institutions will grow and that New England emigrants will prove worthy of their Pilgrim heritage. The language references Pilgrims, Free State ideals, and the push toward western settlement.
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New-ingland
Kansagiskey
New England
Kansas
Ben Free State
News England
Last of Mr Hiss Sees Rally at State House Debate
Fragmented report recounts Joseph Hiss reappearing during a House session at the Massachusetts State House amid expulsion proceedings. The scene includes protests, procedural moves, and a sergeant at arms action, with notation of votes and ongoing debate as the session progresses.
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Joseph Hiss
Macsnchusetts
Regislituer
Ag Obstattle
Banquo
Hiss
Tims
Joseph
Josepl
John Quincy Austin Gibry
Masudto
Iewlan
Joseph Unss
Tony
Mambes
Carys Lleay
Pile
Crowding the Monsners A shcat glince We his csption pry
A garbled OCR fragment mentions crowding and a scene around a person or event with unclear names. The text reads as a noisy monologue about perception, danger, and crowd dynamics, but lacks clear subjects or dates to establish a coherent news item.
Abipethy Day Ward Paysas Wor Toy
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at local events with names like Ward Paaysas and Sheyes A vas. The text is incomplete, offering little coherent context about date, place, or actions. Further readable details are required to form a proper summary.
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