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Newspaper

Daily Courier

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1854

Page

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Des Cgartectional Cozeandlod for the Third sea Pistrics

A meeting is set at Waupuu on Tuesday in May of October next to nominate a candidate to represent the district in the next Congress and to discuss delegate selection from each district. The convention will appoint delegates from each district and one district seat. The article notes an agenda involving the Argentina Senate and related delegations.

Waupuu Asid Disteler Treveac Congress Nebraska New York Patty Nemo Gaia Ithaca Dem

Democrats meet in Winnelare district to elect delegates

The Democrats of the South Assembly District in Winnelare County are notified to meet in their respective towns on Saturday the 24th day of September to elect delegates to the Assembly District Convention and to choose a Veselare to the Democratic Congressional Nomination at Waapun by midday in October.

Winnelare Gamention Democratic Elbe

Bank Failures Across Two Decades Stroke U.S. Finance

The passage cites that between 161 and 1830 hundreds of banks in the United States failed or collapsed, ruining or embarrassing thousands who trusted their promises. From 1830 to 1840 at least three hundred fifty banks closed, causing wide losses greater than the era’s available specie. By 1851, around three fourths of banks that had ever engaged in U.S. finance failed or ceased operations, harming note holders and partners.

Lusats Sno Danxing United States

Fragmentary Vermont political clash glimpse

The readable text shows scattered phrases about free soil, Vermont editors, and political contention. It mentions a free-soil paper editor claiming an answer to some opponents and suggests ongoing preaching in Vermont, with garbled references to whigs and free-izers.

Vermont Jinghawson

Boy Seized Near Awantod While En Route to Detroit

An incident was reported where a small willow basket carried a five year old boy who had been taken from a locale near Awantod northward toward Columbus and thereafter toward Detroit. The boy was found aboard a vessel and the details indicate an attempt to move him to Detroit by a similar method previously used to transport him.

Arrival of the Niagara and Early Markets Report

Latest news from New York and Spain covers the Niagara’s arrival and a mixed weekly market. Flours drop on favorable harvest while wheat and corn show declines, oats steady, and stock brokers report failures amid Erie price rise. Governor Morrill’s election is deemed certain. Victoria ratifies the fishery treaty opening Canadian waters to fishermen.

New York Niagara Hango Flucen Christina Spain Hlinois Central Bomds Erie Maina Morrill Queen Victoria Canada

Body of Unknown German Man Found Hanging on West Side

A man believed German, about 28 to 30, was found hanging from a cape tay tree on the West Side near Madison Peoria Washington and Langdon streets. The rope was cut and he had only been hanging a few hours. He wore striped pants a dark coat and vest and an under shirt marked SB. No identification found. Police and neighbors offered no named suspects. The body was discovered yesterday morning around 1 oclock and remained until yesterday afternoon. The owner of the property was Mr. Gale.

Soreron Madison Peoria Washington Langanoa Streats Gale Chicago Dem

Sudden Deaths Mark Striking Family Tragedy

On Saturday last the father of Mr William Hawelis of this city died suddenly at his son's residence. Tuesday afternoon the son fell sick and died early Wednesday. That same morning his wife said she could not live and died that afternoon at 5 o'clock. A strange coincidence in timing shocks readers as three estimable relatives are lost with little warning.

Wm. Tlawelis Cxn Avery Thor Baynes Fey Maputo Ovey Hill Jessen Carl

Davis Welch Collins marriage and remarriage in Tennessee

The Knozville papers report that on the 10th of July last Sarah B. Davis married Patrick Welch, who left her a widow after fourteen years. By the 32nd of August she ceased widowhood and became the wife of Thoms Collins.

Knozville Tenn Sarah B. Davis Patrick Welch Cass Hasame Thoms Collins

The Reciprocity Treaty Prompts North American Debate

The Reciprocity treaty with Canada, still incomplete between the two governments, has stirred broad press commentary. Our view praises its potential for both nations, with New York expected to gain immediate benefits from border proximity. The pact would grant duty free admission of many goods, boosting commercial activity on the frontier.

Canada New York

Treaty and urban reform in old news voice

The piece discusses a Canada and Britain trade treaty altering naval routes via the St Lawrence and promising widespread port activity, alongside a harsh New York Mirror depiction of juvenile depravity. It cites corruption, street justice, and social tensions as the era’s pressures boil over in urban life.

St. Lawrence Canada Liverpool Asure Boston New York

Ax Jrixtraxt Manrrrn Im said a mag fant man to another

A garbled exchange between two men includes a remark about an itinerant martyr and a police officer alleging that one believed everything seen belonged to him and left the cast and public. The dialogue reads as a puzzle of misheard words and odd phrasing.

Jim

Providence on Wednesday Tast Tobacco Pipe Experiment

Benja min Cole attempted to light his tobacco pipe and hold a packet of promises in his hall at once in Providence on a Wednesday Tast. The risky act caused a startled reaction and disrupted his grip, reflecting a dangerous impulse and misjudgment of safety.

Providence Benjamin Cole

Skeleton remains found in marsh near Richards Jones Gene see

Report notes human bones were recovered days ago from a marsh near Richard Jones's in Geneva. Among the remains are bones identified as those of a Jewish person, with a boot found nearby, as reported by Fuukeda Plain Dealer.

Tivuas Richard Jones Genesee Annione Fuukeda Plain Dealer

Fragmentary note hints at a portrait session request

A distorted fragment mentions a picture, a tinker, and a question yes. The words refer to a last act, possibly a request for a photo or portrait, with unclear surrounding context and names missing.

Accon' Ting in' Belled Bull-We House Humor

A sable porter at a country bearing house overheard chatter about a “second hell” mispronunciation. The dialogue reveals a playful exchange where one speaker insists the “fust bull-we” has but a single bell, highlighting rustic humor and local color.

Secon Sarexelsirud

The cradle is the ballot box adage from a woman banner

A fragment quotes a saying equating the ballot box with a cradle where a woman deposits her voter but not her vote. It pairs a misprinted line about conceit and wisdom, noting a man named Tore with a claim to learning.

Unclear text on certificates and regional dates

Fragmentary OCR notes reference New York and Chicago Milwaukee areas and certificates. Mentions September and July items with financial percentages and a quick update. Details are garbled and names are partially unreadable.

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