Turbulent 1869 political critique targets radicals and labor
A long, polemical tract rails against the Radical Party deeming it corrupt and anti labor. It laments debt, tariff policy, and monopoly while urging workingmen to unite for fair taxation, constitutional rights, and political change. Also reports on Chicago civic issues and Masonry events with local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
America
Rome
Radical Party
Attort
Radical
Paapeelne Arden
Cmcano
New York
Chicago
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Mississippi Valley
Congress
Aall
Cincinnati
West
First National Bank
Hatties
Snd
Dearborn, Street
Best family flour ground feed and bran on hand
A fragment notes Shales Bras bn irre offering a constant supply of flour ground feed and bran for families, indicating a local store staple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eBeer Vaillancour & CO
W. Withrow
Shales Bras
Eprron Denocrat editors urge decisive action
In the absence of the chief editor the editors ad interim call for urgent steps as a strong measure. They press for prompt action to address the situation and restore order within the Union and Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Meggett
Collec
Union Block
C. Teall. & Co
Barstow St
Eau Claire
Sylvander Sphink
Eprron Denocrat
Union
Tienes
Our National Anniversary July Fourth Picnic on Catholic Hill
The July Fourth celebration began with a Mass by Dr. Goldsmith at 9 o clock, followed by a national salute fired by Mr. Webster. The Chippewa Falls Brass Band played patriotic music as archers and tables offered abundant fare, with crowds enjoying the grounds despite threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsmith
Webster
Chippewa Falls
Pomeroy’s Democrat Promises Sharp Readable Weekly
Dox’s Fan and Wearn a Cent announce C. P. Sykes as manager of Pomeroy's Democrat, a giant weekly from New York City. The paper touts red hot editorials and satire while inviting subscriptions with a September 16 deadline and a five hundred dollar prize.
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Dox
Pomeroy
C. P. Sykes
Democrat
la Crosse
P. O. Box
New York
Ity
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Pinery Lodge
C. F
Haig W. Fatestin
Hellinaway, RB
May Sar Oe
Thomas McBean
Glerk
Board of Suyjervigors
Court House
Chippewa
Paul Guyon
Smenisz
Ngng
Buta
Convex
W.B Thomson
Raey
Chip‘pewa
Hoyt & Stilson
Lay
Uhiy Pewa
Patie Ee Commission
Arthur Gough
Ermatinger
Latimer & Bailey
West Rav Claire
Wis
Levi E. Latimer
Bailey
John A. MacDonald
U.S. A
M. Cummings
Toreek Bridge
Chis
Pean
Dunctan
Henry Schneider
Hatebe Sae
Pomeaan &O
Ee Toei
Pic Cnetatote Ateets Dent
Tremont House
Rver
England
Ireland
France
Switzerland
Elgium
Holland
Exchange
Sarrord Ga Bez Chire
Wale
Bes Bank Nova, O
of Exchange
Model Business College
Model Colee 7
Avery
Teen
Speing Street
Iasuanatte
Martin & Bozzeli
Walter James
Niagara
Pegenee Secteta
Fales &Hinickley
Desigh
Pawcy and
Toile
Artotis
Chipome River
Terwis
Didlee
The
Dane
George
Press
F. Og" Thorp
Fond.du
Rth
Thorp
Daven
New
United States of America
Masonry
Presbyterian’ Church
Cere
Mr. Wainwright
James A. Bate
Alex, Kemp
Eau‘ Claire
D.C. Swan
W. M. George Croiss
Theu
Martin’ Hall
Porter
M. Gluecksman & Co
Yankee Nations
Dtc
Merchant Tailor Shop
Yn Spearer
Orci
Chippelts Falls
Spring and
Bay Street
Spa Street
W.bladdall
D.E. Miles
Bridge and
Church Street
Dave E. ‘Miles
Walker News
Milwaukee
the News
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