Comet talk and politics stir Newport column excerpts
A long mixed-page excerpt discusses editorials on Newport politics, La Crosse Railroad policy, and a cautious denial of a circulating rumor. It also covers forecasts about a pending comet, public figures like Gov. Bortsov, and notes on local agriculture, cattle losses, and regional rail and land offices with multiple Wisconsin towns listed.
Clear Lake village described as future regional hub
The article extols Clear Lake and the village of Clear Lake in Yoiva, detailing a five by three mile lake with timbered shores, a growing settlement of twenty houses, a planned school, a saw and lath mill, a county seat nearby, and a proposed railroad terminus. It notes Osage and Eureka as nearby towns, rail routes via Pr and McGregor, and favorable growth prospects for Clear Lake and surrounding communities. It also covers legal notes on breach of promise cases and a Connecticut marriage story, illustrating social life and legal concerns of the era.
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Clear Eake
Yoiva
Andiot
Wallamite
Clear Lake
Iowa
McGregor, Missouriand
St. Peters
Big Point
Messrs
Tyrate
Wisconsin
Mississippi
McGregor's Landing
Manont
West Union
Bradford
Stu Chartes
New Tockford
Mason City
Cleary Lake
Cerrogordo Couty
Moreno
Eurexka
Mitchell County
Osage
U.S
Mid
Mitchell
Eureka
Cedar River
Hureka
Editor refuses terms for Newport weekly paper contract
Horace Norton's letter explains why he declined proposed conditions from a Newport citizens committee for a weekly paper. He argues an editor must resist being a tool for hidden aims, preserve independence, and speak freely for the public. Norton condemns attempts to restrict editorial freedom and commends his stance as generosity to the people of Newport, Saak County.
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Rave Axix
Ayrace Nonsos
Miney
Newport
Nipon
Rita
Bach
Saak County
Yienain
Kellogg
Horace Nortos
Vast array of 19th century notices from an era paper
A miscellany of brief items, from shipwreck and lunar intrigue to bank failures, population tallies, comets, earthquakes, and local anecdotes. Names include Gouverneur Morris era references and scattered U S postal notes. The column lists incidents across cities like Boston, Galveston, Chicago, St Louis, and Washington with dates, amounts, and outcomes.
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Dubuque
EN Thayer
Texas
Galveston
N.Y
Washington
Madison
Niles
Coueil
Chicago
Green Bay
Indiana State Bank
Loomfield
Pethgm
State Normal University
Lowa
Bloomington
Juliet
Boston
St. Louis
Tames Louie
New Lisbon
Lemonwell
National
Washington City
Wition
Punch
Locock
Stark Co
Maury
Lafayette
Walker Co
Georgia
Owen Co
Towa
Detroit
Wisconsin
London
Stanbury
Senator Brown
Mississippi
Cincinnati
Canada-ward
Wmetcher Webster
Mev
Geo
Kask
Fitchburg
Mass
Ty Phere
Ashtabula
Elkhorn Independent
Racine and Mississippi
Utah War Debate Warns of Costs and Consequences
Discussion on how to handle Utah amid calls for federal action. The text weighs a large military commitment, possible extermination costs, and political risks to appoint a governor. It contrasts war plan logistics, casualties, and financial burden with stability and civil order in the Mormon territory.
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Wasmecron
Asas
Utah
Buelhanan
Kansas
Ifviss
Die Stites
White House
Alormoys
Switzerland
Cummissariat
Mexico
Gen. Davis
Tate
Bueletium
the & W
Dikeral Pratt
Rwgn
Earth borer method for fruit trees and orchard notes
A selection of horticultural notes discusses an earth borer tool to form tree circles, filling hollows with liquid manure, timing of liquid manure applications, and cautions about fruit ripening. It cites Dr. Lindley on proper use, warns of overapplication during rapid leaf growth, and mentions related agricultural observations from the period.
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Santive
London
Merrha Lane
Walker Gone Up and Down the Filibuster Enterprise
The piece critiques Walker and his followers after a failed filibuster in Central America. It notes his departure to a British warship, questions his leadership, and argues no private expedition from the U.S. has succeeded without national sanction. It condemns his brutality and predicts future failures as destiny rests with the governed.
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Paris
Tnt
Alexander the Great
St. Pat
Watisfi
Lavdng
Hong
Walker
Sonoi
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
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la Crosse Railroad Co
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Guv. Bortsov
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Free State Party
Sasso
Mazomanicstes
Harn Tives
Demcaret
Caledonia
Columbia County
Squir
California
Milwaukee Ves
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Siatery
Nlegers
Gorlis
M. J. Tuomas
Ualinnely
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Bee
U.S. Marshall
Price
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Trasp
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Minnesota
Wisconsis
Minera Point
Menashia
Ladyon
Steven's Point
Supertorawa—Dubtage
Chariton
Fort Des Moines
Council Bluds
Fort Dodge
Sioux City
Amixxxsor
Tennirony
Illwater
Sauk Rapids
Chatfield
Minneapolis
Gaipbault
Read Wing
lTenderson
Tuye
Bachwoan
Department of Labor
Cipst
Agricultures
Tun New Pertoniest
C. W. Tuttle
Astronomical Observatory
Harvard University
Mark Greenough
Cuameleopard
Urse Mejor
Savance
Laiman Eye
Brorson
Jupiter
America
Appleton
Waren
St. Lovis
Repablie Lake Village
Rochester
Quign
Connecticut
Brooklyn
Ateat
Porhe Republic
Porvacn
Ghip
Knox
F. P. Blair
Free Soil
Congress
James G. Bir
Lewis Co
Missouri
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Victoria Ds
Lees Tan
Mowat Vietons
Victoria
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Navin
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Abe
Mera Bari
Italy
Warner
Wane
Maine
New York
Sidney Smith
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Edinburg
New York Drivrer
Times
Mahuring Fruit Trees
Philadelphia
Thomas Wobstery
Shaiman
Philadelphi
Tiviersan
Brenly Jewellers
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Douglass
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