Democratic Convention for Téted Ceoseesiaga District Held in Waupun
The Democratic Congressional Convention for the Téted Ceoseesiaga District takes place in Waupun on the third day of October to nominate a candidate for the district. The delegation includes one from the Assembly Ulitrice, two from each Senatorial district, with provisions for districts lacking a Senatorial Committee. Delegates from the Assembly Dir Icicta may be appointed within the Senate Misteret. Notables ROBERT JENKINSON H.C. HOBART M.T. WHEL J. SUBNOCK G TURNER.
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Waupun
Axid
Ure Uert Gungrear
Baleto
Assembly
Senate
Assembly District Convention Notice and Local Elections
The Dennersis of the South Assembly District in Wisnebazo County are notified to meet in their precincts on Saturday the first day of prember to elect delegates to the Assembly District Convention in Orie kouk on Thursday the 26th inst to appoint a Delegate to the Democratic Convention at Warpea on October next. Each precinct will have three delegates. Also mentions debt collection contact and a Fox Lake newspaper start, a suicide in Wasertown, and a steamboat boiler explosion near Grand Rapids with a fourteen or sixteen year old casualty, plus a Great Western train delay and travel times.
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Dennersis
Wisnebazo
Orie Kouk
Euwarp Eastman
FT. Fiske
W.R. Kennedy
Tast. Com
City Insurer Suit Dismissed Over Capital Tax Dispute
In the case of the New York City Insurance Company versus the City, the Superior Court initially dismissed the suit with costs. Judge Woffman ruled that 300,900 dollars in premium notes deposited as pledges against contingent losses constituted capital under state law and were taxable, despite not being paid in cash.
Grafting Ulcer Cure Proposed By Buffalo Doctor
Dr Prask whoh of Buffalo proposes anaplasty or grafting as a cure for old ulcers. He suggests removing healthy skin from a remote site or even from another person and grafting a patch slightly smaller than the ulcer surface. The New York Journey of Medicine quotes his notebook cages to illustrate the method.
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Oar
Prask WH
Uashtox
Buffalo
New York
Guinnell Arctic Expedition Observer Missing Near Greenland
The Guinnell arctic Expedition reported Dr. Rasp last seen July 23, 1953 at Uppernath near Greenland's coast. He is expected to report in New York next month. if not heard, it is feared he may spend another winter in the North as the party cannot remain past September 1.
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Rasp
Uppernath
Greenland
New York
Death of Judge Stow Ends a Noted Legal Career
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports the death of Judge Stow in Milwaukee on the 14th from apoplexy. A native of Lewis County New York and longtime resident of Rochwater, he served as Circuit Judge and later Chief Justice in the state. The Milwaukee Bar paid condolences and resolved to honor his memory by escorting his remains to the grave.
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Stow
Milwaukee Sentinel
Judge Stow
Fudge Stow
Lewis County
New York
Rochwater
H. K. Stow
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Wacarron Pesxstivaxit and Ohio Drought Losses
A note from the north east Ohio region reports a thin wheat shipment to Pittsburg via Cleveland by Wella Hill. It notes drought damage in Trumbull County with parched vegetation and destroyed corn and potatoes, forcing imports at two dollars per bushel.
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Wacarron Pesxstivaxit
Wella
Hill
Pittsburgh
Claveland
Ohio
Trumbull Co
Alss Luci Sroe to Wed Cincinnati Gentleman
A report notes that Alss Luci Sroe, described as strong minded, is about to marry a gentleman from Cincinnati. The brief item mentions forthcoming nuptials and the social circle surrounding the anticipated union.
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Alss
Luci Sroe
Cincinnati
Proceedings of the Common Council 1854
The Common Council met in adjournment with Mayor Jackson presiding. Resolutions set up a bonds committee for Oshkosh and Waupun Bank Road, appointed Weisbrod Follett Hubbard. a Fire Department officers and Hook and Ladder Colony committee. finance to report on city bonds due next April. sidewalks on Ferry Street discussed. petition to grade and turnpike Merritt Street referred.
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Jackson
Ald
Markham
Gunz
John Webster Andsothora
Merritt Street
Ferry
Broad Street
2D Ward
Weed & Gumncr
Funil
Oshkosh and Waupun ; Wank Road Company
Weisbrod
Follett
Hubbard
Fire Department
Lull
Colton
Reed
Connell State
Adiournel
Empire City arrives with California mails and gold
Empire City reaches Aspinwall on September 12 bringing California mails, 200 passengers and over 21 million dollars in gold. Reports from San Francisco indicate delays from China while revolutionaries hold towns near Whampoa ready to strike Canton. U S Surveying Squadron ships guard factories and American interests as Panama dates drift by amid heavy rains. Cholera rages in Columbia Pennsylvania with fifty two deaths since Friday.
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Empire City
New York
Aspinwall
California
San Francisco
China
Whampoa
Canton
U. S
Woman found wandering near Oconto river recounts fractured past
A labeled fifty year old woman was found 70 to 80 miles above the Oconto mouth last week. she is partially crazed and cannot identify her home. she claims routes from New York to Geneseo county to canada then illinois and an ohio river engineer husband. she wandered weeks seeking roots, believing she may have traveled from wolf river. authorities planned to bring her to Green Bay.
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Oconto River
Mary Ann Kingsland
New York
Geneseo County
Schoos
Crosby
Canada
Aml Suys
Oconto
Ireen Bay
Reopening Dungeon Rock Pirate’s Cave in Lynn Mass
Hiram Marble plans a new opening of Dungeon Rock known as the Pirate's Cave in Lynn Massachusetts. He has penetrated about fifty feet and uncovered tools including a hammer and an oill sword. The cave served pirates as early as 1685 but the band were captured and sent to England save one Thomas West who hid there until a great earthquake. Aure blo hopes to locate buried treasure as reward.
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Hiram
Lynn
Mass
Ile
England
Thomas West
Vara
Aure Blo
Wisconsin Crops Brighten Outlook for Immigration Prospects
A fragmented report notes Wisconsin’s large crop despite harvesting injuries, with 100400 expected immigrants and surplus crops enough to feed 500000. Export activity includes sending 106000 bushels of wheat to Buffalo. The message suggests Wisconsin has been more blessed than any state, inviting growth and further exports.
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Wisconsin
Commercia
Anne
Buffalo
Weil
Cropa
Union
Wis
Post Office Rules From Early Dispatches
Post office rules state that stamps cut from envelopes cannot be reused for postage. Postmasters may not open letters unaddressed. Misrouted mail should not be charged for forwarding. Subscriptions and circulars with written marks may incur postage. Bona fide subscribers in adjoining counties receive weekly papers free.
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Drasioss Usnektin Post Ofric
Lasfyl i
Postaga
Cher
Bona Fide Cubscritiers
Congress
Vicissitudes of a Woman's Life Revealed in a Tragic Tale
The article recounts Rosa Neschemi, daughter of a Polish noble, once rich and connected to European courts, who trembled through marriage, exile, and loss. Her son’s descent into crime and a desperate bid to revive credit ends in ruin, with her grave in New Orleans traced by tragedy. A Boston paper adds a security drawer anecdote about alarmed safes and varied loot.
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America
Rosa Nesebemi
Polilyman
Ciermany
Spain
Italy
England
Paris
Rosa
Place de la Bastille
Ferdivandl
Valencia
Vops Gregnry
Sciteertsnil
New Orleans
Alwat
Sin Wazabhly
Avniel
St. Lois
Tarper's Magazine editor linked to poetry at issue
A Chicago Journal note questions the Tarper's Magazine editor Mr Raymond of the New Times about a poem titled Carter's Address published in January 1854. The piece asks how the poem appeared in the magazine as original, implying possible authorial or editorial questions.
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Raymiond
The
New Times
Tarper
Sach
Rayment
Carter
Jane Garyet
Chicago Journal
York
Reflection Renders World Through Our Draped Perceptions
A reflective meditation on how personal thoughts and emotions shape our view of the world. The light we receive is filtered by inner drapery, turning external reality into a colored reflect ion of the self.
Hair as a Symbol of Public Persona Across Professions
A quirky reflection notes how public figures from politics scholarship art ministry and journalism differ in hair styling. It suggests hair often stands out as a proxy for persona rather than expertise, highlighting societal biases in judging leaders and professionals by appearance.
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Bdatin Courier
Robert Jenkinson
H.C. Hobart
M.T. Whel 4
J. Subnock
I G, Turner
Assembly District Convention
Nonez
Sonsemaga
Nevtt
J. H. Wet
Marquette Mercury
Fox Lake
Dodge County
Cnorresxpen
Wastertown
N. Y
Ar Clark
Haltia
Grand Rapids
John AfeMfunn
Great Western (Canada) Railway
Detroit
Suspension Bridge
Proceedings of the Common Council
Truxsuay Erretxa
Lath
Columbia
Boston
Aere Varians
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