Wisconsin Democratic press weighs in on Cross ticket
A Wisconsin Democratic press roundup weighs heavily against Governor Cross while praising Randall and other ticket names. Papers like the Milwaukee Journal and Madison papers criticize Cross and endorse Randall, with Germans of Milwaukee urging independence from the party slate. The piece notes Republican papers back the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mank Powrnoy
Gus
Mark Tapley
Martin Chuzalowit
Jolly
Damostatic Press of
Wisconsin
Waukesha County
Madison Duertos
Cross
Randall
Raspart
Democratic Press of
Watertown
Winzeige
Barstow Party
Milwaukee Grafra
Ti Crosa
Milwaukee
Cadis
Wisconex
Taspact
Disaster at sea Aboard the steamer Conta ver taed
Aboard the steamer Conta verted, 626 passengers and a crew of 1050 were aboard when a gale rose into a hurricane and sank the vessel after fires were put out. 500 perished, 40 rescued by the Norwegian barque Moise. Senator Brodusic of California among the missing. Five million in gold lost. Brigham Young warned by Utah accounts as new tensions over slavery and Mormon polygamy simmer.
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LPPAE
LING
pAamenioa
Piy
Wundrea
Ives
Conta Vertea
Tous Lanthon
Tayans
New York
Aldovan
Marie
Wea
Atdamer
Anong Sshom
Senator Bropusicx
California
Bigham Young
Brigham
U. S
Kansas
United States
Madison Jzlryee
Jouy P. McCannon
Reopublien
Bank Comptollery
Pres- Wdentofs Bank
Milwawkee Ts Consis
McGrnicer
4. Bank
Blewe
Congres
Tsb
Arges
Credit to Whom Cred in Rotundic Humor Page
Advertises that the paper credits jokes and war humor to unknown authors while noting that original material appears on the second and third pages in leaded type. Describes editorial responsibility and cites receipt delays from Baraboo Republic Portage City Record Madison Index and Hudson Wisconsin papers, dated Aug 20–21 and mid-September, with comments on delivery times and copying practices.
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Burgsrie
Baraboo Republic
Portage City
Sam
Petra
Hudson
Wis
Sit
New Works Published by Publish a LT B Poinnsox
A Philadelphia publisher announces new titles in press to be released within ten days. The Lost Daughter and other stories of the meat by Mrs. Caronian Landusza offered in cloth for 1.95 or paper for 1.00. Mrs Talels Recoupts for the MRiwn a 600 page household guide in one volume cloth priced 1.25. Copies mailed free to any U S location on receipt of payment.
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B. Poinnsox
Chestnut St
Phiidulphia
Caronian Landusza
Linda
Talels
Saran Josrrta
U. S
Gee
Babington Macaulay
Baron Macaulay
Europe
Vermont
Seart Grove
Llinois
Richmond
Jackson County
Buchanan
Thram Walbridge
Ericsson
Hudson River
Springfield
Ilinois
Southern Steamship Scheme
Buchan An
Manchester Mills
Baraboo
Sauk
Cauntica
GLU Sinwitts
Beaver Dam
Chik
Beaver Diam
Wisconsin
Cluil
Matloon & Bartley
Biraboo
Randall's Popularity and Early Wisconsin Elections
In 1858 Judge Raxparu sought the governorship and Attorney General, with the annexed returns showing Randall near the top of Republican votes. Basarorn’s large tally reflected Banstow’s unpopularity. Other candidates included Coles Bashford, Sholes, Mastings, Roeser, McMyun, West, Gidding, and Randall with high totals. Also noted are sponge discoveries in California and bridge progress across the river, plus unrest reports of native rebellion and British actions in Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raxparu
Goveroy
Saippeis
Basarorn
Banstow
Coles Bashford
Sholes. Co
D. Mastings
Chas. Roeser
A.W. Randall
J.G. McMyun
Cee
F.lh. West
Ceee Ee
J. Gidding
Wreenes AB
Fragmentary 19th century notes on syrup, politics, and law
A garbled article fragment discusses syrup making and a failed extraction from juice, noting taste and potential emetic use. It includes biographical blurbs about Hon. Alexander W. Randall and Miguson Tourn Masrtopisn, plus references to reformers, slavery resolutions, and a Paris legacy dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. CIA
Dexton
Vast mixture of notices and miscellany from 19th century press
A collection of snippets covers libel suits, spiritualism, opium, and poetry. It notes the New York Times libel case against an author, births and deaths, inventor reports, and railway funding. Headlines mix legal actions, science, and social topics with varied locations and names.
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Buttars
Fort Govenol
Alexander W. Randall
Miewagkel
Gollanor
Carl Scuurz
Tefferson
Statis
John Lv.thomlas
Rock
Samuel D. Tastings
Trempelear
4Tronvey Gearral
Mortiner
M. Jackson
Iowa
Park Dank
John PY. McGregor
Combia
G. McMusn
Racine
Edward M. McGraw
Shebaygen
R. R
Jvalley
Coiwermsxon
Madame
Jovmnan
Bachange
T Hay
Alexender W. Tandail
Waukesha
Legislatwe
Republicuans
Phiet Avellon
Bashford
Hubbell
Gover Menor Gashford
Rock Bayou
Dreucarn
New Orleans
Africa
Blacka
Lmayti
Sentinel
Acarssrower
Punisu
Chas. Phillips
London
Prescott
LaCrosse
Milwaukee RB. R
St. Croix River
Tsevacny
Chicago
Leavenworth City
Daniels
Geological Survey
Appleton
Miatonen
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Sawyer
Pittsburg
Gap
Paris
Pacific Railroad
St. Paul Iy
London Co
York
Penn
Deluium
John Calvi
Cincinnati Geeetie
Collins
Liverpool
IL. M. Champson
Portage
Cleveland
Perley Poore
Apple
Diane
Kuo
Chelsea
Mss
Nopfolk
Litchfield Co
Boston
Atisemont
James Waddell
Dacona
Luginna Parrs
Precio
Metw
Targboo
Ansa
Sal Association
Court Howe of
Stdiy
Aoleck
Olestion of Mines
Crnstees
Schaal House
Séth Mst
AARDY
Bamboo
Reedsburg
Honshton & Hazaud
Husday
Yough Torn
Hazard
Baralyo
Young Bysun
CIA
Mager
Jon LS
ARUP
UN Ag
G. Krwstrons
Lois
Que Door Snooth
Western Hotel
Baraboo, Wis
Vera Gurpet
Jubt
C. Armstrong & Co
W. H. Rogers
Envivas of
Sauls Co
Nats & Caps
Ladies’ Bonnets
Nyt
Barabou
Tuite de Wd
Habitatl
Bayaboo
Sauk County
Wie
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Nga Lemale Institute
Taghander
Baesett
Mege Pheeehuol
Dutta
Etdy
Uiuye Hardigan
Senor Clase
Putin
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Porren
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Huntingdon
Joanw. Powell
it_G. OAM Board
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Amr
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Domene
Hans Neduguday
Suateuther
Lucy
Lorenand
Kimbal Union Academy
Eluven
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Aldier B. Savage
Barubno
Tadrest & Naw
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del- Monay
Follewhg
Vananty
Saul
Friedons
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