Kossuth Visit Amid Festive Civil Reception in City
Reports from New York and Buffalo describe Kossuth's public reception including appearances at the Weddell House and American Hotel balcony crowding, tickets sold at 8 dollars, and addresses by local officials. The day ends with music and a Hungarian Association gathering as crowds cheer the guest.
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Tlaywinth
Ctevetara
Revehuni
Anne
Kossuth
Boeky
Vearty Cheevac
Weddell House
O'Rielly
True Democrat
Plain Dealer
Tyor Wrlock
J.C. Vanchan
Starkreather
Kassuth
AY. C. Youngrove
Indies
Millett
Capitol
Colum- Hin
Marseilles
Rosouth
la@iet
Stabbing at Madison Courier office ends in death
Madison Indiana January 28 editor M C Carbon of the Madison Courier was stabbed in front of the office by Hamilton Tibbs over party feuds. Carbon leaves a wife and three children. The motive cited is deep Democratic factional hostility between Gardon and Senator Bright, Tibbs a Bright ally.
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Madison, Inds
M. C.carbon
Madison Courier
Hamilton Tibbs
Democratic Party
Gardon
Senator Bright
Mr. Hibes
Bright
Courier Office
Plan to increase Wisconsin Legislature faces scrutiny
The Advertiser notes a Madison rumor to add members in both houses, arguing against overexpansion and urging a pure representative system. It compares Wisconsin to Massachusetts, stresses local line considerations, and asserts the value of every town gaining resident representation. It also reports on the Cox estate sale in Derriu and Depere’s development challenges amid growth.
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Faerensin
Madison
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Tits Cox
Isrexlist
Derriu
Cox
Mir
Lay
Depere
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Charters and Local Bills
In Madison on January 26 the Wisconsin Legislature advanced several measures including a charter for the Jaynesville and Sugar tires plink road company opposed by Heubschman who favored a general law. Palmer urged new charters if the general law was insufficient. Other bills passed include name changes, county seat moves, bridge authorizations, and a railroad time change. The House then adjourned after committee actions and a motion to resume later.
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Senate
Robinson
U. S
Wisconsin
Jaynesville and Sugar Tires Plink Road Company
Heubschman
Palmer
Rock County
Teubschman
Catherine Uroger
Nickland County
White Oak Springs
Marquette County
D.C
Madison
Manitowne
Maantowne
Gunel
Plait River
George Lurwick
Haimain
Oconto
VU. RR
Willow River
St. Croix
Columbus Academy
Winn
Col. Betkin
Johnson
Debate on Russia war risks and economic leverage
The article argues against a war with Russia citing enormous debts and ruined trade. It proposes focusing on Russia’s weak points and using nonintervention pressure through England and America to force compliance. It discusses Baltic blockage feasibility, grain routes, and the need to protect commerce while pressuring Russia.
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Tiama
Russia
England
America
Mr. Lackwit
Hungary
Carpathian
Bultic
Baltic
Dardanelles
Black Sea
Poland
Bosphorus
Darmstadt
Katogai
Boston Old Soldier and Surgeon Depicted in Poverty
An elderly British Army surgeon, once famed for 4000 amputations and service in India, dined with royalty and held the British crown, now destitute and selling oranges in Boston streets. He is described as educated, multilingual, with grand travels and remarkable adventures, but broken by illness and poverty.
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Bostun
University of Dupting
Hasbald
Eaying
Hoston
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