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Newspaper
Daily Courier
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1854
Page
1
Democratic convention and wheat crop notes in Wisconsin
A late modernized report details a Democratic convention in Wauputy and Turv region to nominate a U.S. Senate candidate, with delegates to join from several districts. It also reports wheat and corn harvests in the county, notes hot summer weather in Oshkosh, absence of cholera, and GOP-Republican fusion remarks about uniting the bunker in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauputy
Aserni
Senate Dietelet
Milwaukie District Candidates Clash Overtruth
S M Hoorn and Pere Yates are candidates for Congress in the Milwaukie District. Pere harshly rebukes rival Sid Doriner, warning all aud fellows who slant from truth. The Democracy will guide voters in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.M. Hoorn
Pere Yates
Congress
Milwaukie
Pere
Sid Doriner
Boottr
Midway Responsrse News Presents New Dress for Paper
The paper announces a brief suspension and return under new proprietors who promise improvement. It defends itself against attacks from a supposed rotten clique and pledges to regain trust as a democratic voice.
Congress Appropriations Report Sparks Economic Debate
The Herald describes an appropriation plan to fund government expenses for the fiscal year 1953 into 1855, citing staggered allocations and regional projects. It notes a new run of stone from Gothic Mill and mentions construction along the Tipor, Mator-ichee, and Tom rivers with extensive water works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popetat
Fred Coens
Rirox
Tlattona
Tipor
Mator-ichee
City Health Restored After Discontinuning Daily Ports
A local health update reports the city ending daily 106 ports after a cholera scare. The diagnostic episode paralleled an epileptic event, but health officials say citywide health has now been fully restored and operations normalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hegurit i
Commodore News: California Mines and Ocean News
Latest news from August reports ships arriving with mails and specie including 1,000,000 aboard Geo. Law at Aspinwall. Marysville alarm over a great ice loss. California mining region optimism with new discoveries. Prices for leading commodities declined. Atlantic shipments cautioned by papers. Erie and Kalamazoo Bank notes spurned by pacifizers. distrust widespread of Mishizna and Indiana banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New Orléans
United States
Ang
Geo. Law
Aspinwall
Marysville
Atlantic
Crups
New London
San Francisco
Ourcox
New York
Welch
Connecticut
Havre
Erie and
Kalamazoo
Bank of
Washtenama
Indiana
Tar Pisent Health and Harvest Talk on Local Markets
A fragmented notice from Galena reports staple goods steady with farmers prices rising. Towns along the river note healthy business despite seasonal Mississippi tickly conditions as wheat and grain crops come in and landloods sales begin with fall goods and public events noted at the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landollicn
Banestead
Galena
Arbor Rack
Point
Stevens Scint ‘Pinery
Loss of Jail at Centreville Michigan in Fire Disaster
Milwau kee Sentinel reports St Joseph County jail at Centreville burned Sunday night August with four inmates three murder suspects and one burglar. The fire started by the burglar who died in the flames. escapees used the confusion to slip away while others perished. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Pribime
Milwaukee Sentinel
St. Joseph Co
Michigan
Centreville
Estabrook
Wisconsin Act Grants Lands to Improvements Company
One of the last acts of Congress granted Wisconsin a large land allotment to the Improvements Company. The measure provides about 158000 acres of land in addition to what the company already received from the State. The grant is expected to finance completion of the project without further impediment and to significantly benefit Green Bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saxos
Wisconsin
The
Improvements Company
ING
Green Bay
County Jail's Record Prisoner Population Surpasses Past High
Scventy five inmates were held at the County Jail, exceeding the previous peak of 98 since the building was erected. On Saturday, twelve new prisoners were brought in for burglary and larceny, according to the Careddo Tribune.
Fragmentary Local Apple Harvest Notice
In this vicinity early apples crop is a failure and readers acknowledge W. Sack of Concord for nearly half a bushel of Sweet Bonch apples. The note mentions last of that variety and twelve whithings per bushel. Rexister intertorn.
Market Sale Notices From Lexington Sinks Amid Drought
A Lexington Kentucky sale day note describes a single sale of 89 year old males for 283 13 and mentions animals fit for shipment to the south as drought dries markets. A letter from Bayilstown dated August 11 cites no hogs fit for market this year in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioex
Lexington
Murulay
Bayilstown
Louie Intelligencer
First Wheat and Murder Report in Green Bay
Yesterday Seeesip Wreat and Mark Weed reported the first oats of winter snow variety called bluesteam yielding 45 bushels per acre. Canalsius wheat’s first load was shipped by Sr Vilas to La throp & Co for 85 cents. In Cheoutdo County, remains of Courshiein À Krenchtan, who vanished from Geontu a year ago, were found with brutal injuries. An Indian confesses to the murder, citing motive involving Mr C. Green Bay Advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Weed
Aera
Canalsius
Sr. Vilas
Lathrop & Co
Menpen
Adle
Courshiein
Geontu
Little River
Rimains
Green Bay
Road Improves Progress Report From Directors Meeting
TheWatertown Register reports directors met last week and entered preliminary arrangements with Mishap 2 Stewart on old contracts and approved 12 new ones to resume road work. The aim is completion before January first and to meet transportation needs for the fall season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oca Razroap Gora Anevn
Arraieum
Stewart
tracns-Watertoun Hegister
Man named Oliver jailed for Chicago robbery
A man named Oliver was arrested on Tuesday and sent to jail for robbing Mr. Gates of Chicago of 2400 dollars. The crime occurred on the Pinery road at the city bounds. Most of the money was recovered and the account notes storms and grain yields varying by region amid harvest weather. Reports from multiple papers indicate blights and storms affected crops but yields remain above average for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Gates
Chicago
Pinery Road
Erie Constitution Reveals Dark Night Damage On Rail Line
A fragmentary report notes on a Friday night attack near Westhelil and Dunkirk where an embankment blocked the Buffalo and States Line Railway. A Lightning Train halted safely. residents recount a perilous scene and the loss of freight while lives were saved from disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Westhelil
Dunkirk
Greatest Americans Named In Praise Of Genius
Fragmentary text extols American figures as greatest in fields such as philosophy, sculpting, history, ornithology, and lexicography. It lists Washington Irving, Noah Webster, and inventors like Fulton Whitney Fitch Goderes, praising American achievement amid garbled parentheses and misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jonathan Edward
Menjan
Mipats Vower
Ameri
Wis IL Prescott
den James Audnham
Washington Irving
Juliaaon
Noah Webster
Produetito
Goderes
Fitch
Fulton and Whitney
Tr Sath
George
Forgetten Words Echo a Silent Feast for Saintly Crew
In a clipped scene the speaker praises humble singers who turn to music and service, honoring bread and water as sacred gifts. The diction blends archaic flair with reverent tone, invoking rituals and a cadence of devotion amid a setting of communal reverie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phesemyets
Pasetier
Adam
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