Public notices and legal disputes amid Wisconsin era politics
The piece outlines the Passmore Williamson habeas corpus case and court opinions, arguing against continued confinement of Williamson. It critiques Judge Kane and comments on free-state mobility, while a storm and winter precede district attorney race coverage. It urges voters to weigh Elderkin versus Spooner, urging support for Elderkin as best suited for the position.
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Jane Johnson
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Jane Jumenn
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England
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Vernon Diehonorad
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Edward Elderkin Esq
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Mac Elderkin
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Anainan
Elitor
A. le Spooner
Wilmont
Spodner Posseesen
Wal, Co
Spooner
Siathion Moe
Abel
Revelations From a Turbulent War Era Amid Baltic and Sea
A dispatch recounts Allied movements near Sebastopol and Russian actions at Kars, plus a Danish constitutional crisis in Copenhagen. It notes British revenue gains, Russian salt import ban, and reports on rail and harbor developments aimed at Lake Superior trade and a potential northern Pacific railroad, with extensive commentary on settlement, mining prospects, and the Wisconsin–Minnesota frontier.
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Beecher Lecture Draws Crowd at City Hall
A private letter notes Henry Ward Beecher attended a public lecture at City Hall. The hall was crowded to capacity with many listeners praising his frank, humane manner and his egalitarian message. He reportedly touched on topics including views on women and orthodox prejudice and lauded his audience for openness.
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Beckford
Hingis
Phineat
Henry Ward Beecher
Avery Bundeenie
Julie Hy
Frank
Wowan
Abecoure
Dissolution and local ads mix in Kenosha notices
An advertising column notes L Garth & Co dissolving with Benjamin Blamphey retiring. Le Gur remains at the old stand offering dry goods and groceries. Curtis loses a partner, Waters, while Sackett is praised as a capable clerk. Kenosha graph backs Republican senate candidate from Kenosha County and Assembly candidate from Linn Bloombiekt and Walworth districts.
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Benjamin Blamphrey
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le Gur
Han Aub
Curtis
Humphrey Waters
J B. Sackett
Bimstad
Pewewoge Carin
Linn
Bloombiekt
Walworth
Noonan Versus Wisconsin Firm Faces Appeal in Supreme Court
In a case reviewed at Racing last weeks, the verdict found the defendant liable for $20 and costs. Cramer's counsel plans to seek relief in the Supreme Court via a bill of exceptions.
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Enitold
Congressman Washburn Reported Dangerously Ill in Galena
The Hon. D. OC. Washburn, the representative in Congress from the Minnesota Paint District, is said to be dangerously ill at Galena. The report notes his condition and location, highlighting concerns over his health and ability to serve.
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Galena
Racine Letter Praises McMynn Republican Superintendant Hope
A Racine dispatch to the Wilwaukee Daily American extols Joho GL McMynn as a capable scholar and gentleman, praising his fitness for State Superintendent. The correspondent asserts McMynn would reflect well on the Republican ticket and his town, endorsing his candidacy strongly.
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Fragmented Riddles on Law and Ministers in Rhyme
A garbled verse questions why lawyers resemble a team of gamblers and why ministers resemble wolves. It mocks motives and poses satirical comparisons about sustenance and virtue, ending with a scattered note on a theater or literary figure.
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