Frivolous Answer Declared In Milwaukee Goods Case
In Monroe County General Term 1860 the court set aside a defendant's general denial "information and belief" as frivolous in a suit for goods sold and delivered in Milwaukee. The plaintiff claimed right to explicit denial or admission, noting agency actions bind the defendant. The ruling held the evasive answer improper and frivolous.
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Yerver
Gyt
Clinton
Monroe
Aprin
Milwaukee
Pth
Montgomery
Ryler
Ptts
J. W. Groves
Dft
Var Gounr
Witness Expense Allowance Denied in Larceny Prosecution
In a criminal larceny case, the court refused an extra allowance for witnesses from New York for the defendants. The statute covers State witnesses or subpoenaed attenders, not volunteers for the defense, and the constitutional compulsory process does not authorize extra expense payments.
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Davids
Munoz CO. Gen
Vrrm
Aritin
New York
Larceay
L. W. Graves
A. Cameron
B .P. Rice
United States
Vigilance talk rises in New Orleans as critics mobi lize
Reports indicate a local Vigilance Committee debate in New Orleans aiming to curb the current body. Peabody the London banker plans to return and reside in Danvers Massachusetts in 1864.
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New Orleans
Peabody
Danvers
Maso
Nation
Fruit Culture at Pittsburg: Rev Knox's 100 Acres of Strawberries
Rev J Knox of Pittsburg cultivates 100 acres for fruit with fifty acres of strawberries and ten each of raspberries blackberries peaches ten apples and three in select grapes. He employs 100 workers in spring and divides beds into specimen fruiting and propagating sections while praising Wilsons Albany and Trollopes Victoria among over twenty-five varieties. Fruit sold as high as 1 per quart in Cincinnati Philadelphia and New York.
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Rev. J. Knox
Pittsburg
Concord
Delaware
Diane
Knox
Buist
Boston
Brighton
Baltimore
Princess Royal
Scarlet Magnate
Suntt’s Seedling
Triomphe de Gand
Trollope
Victoria
Vicomptesse
Cincinnati
Philadelphie
New York
Farmers Boys Aim for Nobler Life in Superior Manhood
A reprint from Moe s Final New Yorker urges farmers boys to pursue honest industrious lives. It stresses health strength grit and ambition as the core materials for true manhood, warning against vanity and idle amusements. It calls for balanced work and study guided by country loyalty and community values.
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Hoys
Earnest Purpose Shapes Real Men of the World
An earnest purpose of being benefitted will mold individuals into what they ought to be, shaping them into real men of the world. The remark reflects a moral uplift view, emphasizing virtue and self-improvement as paths to true character.
Wood Saw Tale From Green Bay Gossip
In a Green Bay Advocate piece a battered wood saw linked to three Germanay brothers and later to Anton Kleu Phil and Charley is recalled. The saw’s tale becomes a local vignette showing long time merchants, city treasurer Phi, and a storied business district along Pine Street.
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Green Bay
Germanay
Anton Kleu
Anton
Phil
Charley
Pine Street
Phi
Wisconsin Normal School Proposal Seeks City or Town
The Board of Normal School Regents for Wisconsin invites proposals from any city town or village for establishing a State Normal school under Revised Statutes sec 14 chap 22. Propositions or inquiries may be sent to the Secretary. Publishers are asked to publish this notice. Silas Chapman, See Milwaukee Wis.
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Sars Normal Scaroor
Board of Normal School Regents
Wisconsin
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COUR
Guv. Gale
Agricultural
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Wisconsin Farmer
Moe
New-Yorker
Farmer's Boys
Valley Farmer
Silas Chapman
Wis
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