Preaching at Marks' Tit and Hay Wili's Schoolhouse
Notices announce A C Bamner will preach at Marks' Tit on Sunday morning at 10 00. Ker. D Wy Tortorn will conduct services at Hay wsiil's schoolhouse tomorrow at the usual hours. A Milwaukee hotel project, The Shepardson House, is planned on East Water and Michigan streets, extending to Main, six stories high with brick and iron, valued at $100,000.
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Ites
A.C. Bamner
Tortorn
Haywsiil
Morro
Mrew. Aurrew
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
East Water
Alichigan Streets
East Water Street
Mighigan
Alain
Water and
Michigen Trreste
Shepardson Howse and Vill | Vost
Coquet Capsizes on Lake Winnibage En Route to Fond du Lac
The Coquet schooner under Captain Jens Wires capsized on Lake Winnibage while carrying a load of lumber to Fond du Lac. The crew clung to the vessel and were rescued by the steamer Peyanay and brought back to port. The schooner was towed upright into the river and will be righted shortly. The Appleton Cream mocks the Green Bay Advocates editor, while the Milwaukee News belittles the Wisconsin editor.
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Urset
Coquet
Jens Wires
Winnibage
Fond du Lane
Pey
Anay
E.ecant
Appleton Cream
Green Bay Advocates
Milwaukee iVees
Sasociaté
Wisconsin
Messrs
Poft
Slurk
Presentation of Plate to Mr Warren at the Metropolitan
A descriptive note records a recent plate presentation at Mr Warren’s residence in the Metropolitan on April 14, 1854. The event featured a delf-white piece with blue edging and included closing remarks by Mr Warren.
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Albany
Buffalo
Blake
IL . Warren
Metropolitan
Aimsri
Wannex
Cataronsta Porter Poem Fragment in Nevada Democrat
Fragmentary stanza from a fictitious poem printed in the Nevada Democrat. The garbled text references a proud bird of destiny and a line about tangential fable imagery, with nonsensical segments and irregular spacing. Silence and unreadable portions hinder full comprehension.
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Cataronsta Porter
Nevada Democrat
Bird of Destiny
Eastern War Report From Wallachia and Balkan Front
Dispatches describe Russian and Turkish maneuvers around Silistria and Kalafat, with 1800 Ottoman troops at Kalafat and heavy artillery. Reports from Bucharest praise defenders, while Russians aim to reduce Silistria in coming days amid 30,000 attacking troops and 17 batteries. Also notes steamship arrivals, a shipwreck rescue, and a Brooklyn church insurance case involving renewal of a fire policy.
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Kalafat
Umer Pasha
Nady
Alnta
Bucharest
Nikolas
Betwreen Rustelub
Silistria
Silistrials
Jit
Mustapha Pacha
Garrell
Sie
Dhessara
Washington
Winchester
New York City
Baptist Churele
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Fire Company
Nol
Triztee
Wall Street
Bridge Destroyed by Gale at Wheeling
Terrible storm hits Wheeling Ohio where the suspension bridge at the base was blown into the river around 3 PM. Cables at both ends were torn from their fastenings by the gale, leaving the bridge spanning the river and blocking navigation while efforts to clear the channel were underway.
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Zanesville
Ohio
Wheelin
Beantire
Marseilles and Toulon warn of political refugees to Turkey
Paris correspondent reports Hungarian Polish Italian refugees travel to Turkey with dubious material certificates they think are American passports. U S Consul refuses to vise them. A Hungarian says he will carry the certificate and claim American citizen rights if captured. Russian Consul warns such documents will be ignored and holders shot if detained. War amid Koszta affair noted with differing outcomes.
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Paris
Na- Govst Intelligencer
Marseilles
Toulon
Turkey
United States
New-York
Eujeum
Starsaillie
Mans Kosrta
Pries
Smyrna
Brandreth named Consul to Plymouth England amid political clash
Patriarch Pitt George A Brandreth a rising politician and son of Dr Brandreth, confirmed as Consul to Plymouth England. A Hand-shell Triumph follows Angell’s rejection as consul to Honolulu, seen as a bitter Brandreth tilt at the free toilers.
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Patriicar Pitt
George A. Brandreth
Yang
Brandreth
Ge Aaron Wan
Thompson
No Jj
Col
Wort Hargett
Plymouth
England
Angell
Honoulu
Brandret
George Stephenson The pioneer of railway speed and safety lamp
George Stephenson, famed engineer whose statue stands at Euston Station, born from humble work in watch repair, advanced the safety lamp and locomotive design. He combined blast pipe with tubular boiler, enabling high speed. He supervised building over two thousand miles of railway from London to Edinburgh, shaping modern rail transport.
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George ‘Stephenton
Euston Station
London
Lams
Edinburgh
Murata Prince Weds Princess Da Wa In Tuileries Chapel
On March 2 in the Tuileries chapel the young Murata Prince of Bonaparte married Princess da Wa as the imperial family attended. Emperor Louis Napoleon and Empress Eugenie presided, echoing a ceremony fifty years earlier when Napoleon and Josephine observed a like union with Joachim Murat’s sister Caroline. The prose notes the dramatic rise and fall of Napoleon’s line over the decades.
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Manetaux
Te Bonaparte
Murata
Bonaparte
Palnes
Tuileries
da Wa
Louis Napoleon
Eugenie
Napoleon
Josephine
Joachim Murat
Naples
Counsul
Caroline
St. Helena
Joachim
Europe
Advice from a former judge to a young lawyer on admission
An ex examination judge offers blunt guidance to a novice lawyer. Do not provoke, plaster the judge, butter the jury, and keep conscience private. The core message urges honesty about money while warning against foolish missteps in civil practice.
A Barber's Daily Shave Bill Grows Big in England
A man of large face size visits a town barber daily for twenty one years. The barber withholds settlement and tallies a penny per day, totaling £23 12s 9d. The barber proposes a new rate of £200 per acre, the promises are recorded, and the final bill swells to £279 5s 8d.
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Baxcens Sagavine
England
Printer Fable of Subscribing Patrons in War Time
A humorous tale from the Era of war and print shows a printer angering subscribers. Each reader complains of poems and verses while a corporal unmasks the public’s desire to keep the press honest. In the end some subscribers cheat the printer to avoid paying.
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Toby
Unete
Suimotina
Dorpa
Flanders
Egquirer
Fragmentary Thought on Freedom and Growth
A clipped-obscure passage contrasts a man’s plan for beauty with the dangers of idleness and indulgence. It likens rosy promises to obedience to laws and mocks the idea of great growth from small means, using a Dutch proverb about tulips and a flower pot to warn against unrealistic expectations.
How to Gain Plump Freshness for Ladies
A finicky regimen from the Homo Journal advises ladies desiring a plump fresh look to eat bread and toast with tea or coffee, take cad-liver oil, crackers, and walk for an hour, then enjoy beer evenings and coffee at breakfast. It prescribes a spoonful of liver oil before bed and swears four full prescriptions will bring freshness appetite.
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The
Homo Journal
Drina
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