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Newspaper
Geneva Weekly Express
Location
Geneva, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1855
Page
3
The piece contends Judge Kane's ruling upholding Passmore Williamson’s commitment remains valid. It denounces legal maneuvers and cites habeas corpus disputes, asserting the need for lawful due process while criticizing the judge’s reasoning. A rough weather note follows, describing a recent Geneva snowstorm and lingering cold.
A private letter praises Henry Ward Beecher after a public City Hall lecture in Brooklyn New York. The report notes a large audience, a full hall, and an attentive crowd, with praise for Beecher’s noble bearing and engaging discourse on aristocracy and anti prejudice. The writer contrasts Beecher’s eloquence with political debates, urging voters to consider candidates for district attorney based on legal qualifications and integrity.
A garbled blend of 19th century reports mentions Sebastopol and Russian moves, Danish royalty, and a Baltic-area battle. It cites British revenue gains from income tax, salt import restrictions, and Scottish rail influence on Ireland’s economy and literacy shift amid language debate. Mentions Arcy McGee lecture, Canada trade, and railway impact on Irish modernization and thought.
The article details a rapidly developing settlement at Lake Superior with a new village near Nemadji River, a large wharf, warehouse, churches, and a public school planned by a railroad company. It argues the St Croix Lake Superior railroad route would boost trade, mining, fisheries, and agriculture, predicting Superior as a key northwestern port and gateway to western markets.
Fragmented notice mentions dissolution of L Curtis & Co partnership in mercantile business. References Mr Benjamin Bl Mamphres and Mr Humphrey, with remarks on dry goods groceries and wholesale trade. Mentions J B Sarkert and a Republican slate including Sia Senator and Durewone Carin for Assembly from Linn Bioonsfield Wood Walworth areas.
A verdict was returned against the defendant for two hundred dollars and costs. It is reported that Mr Cramer’s client will appeal to the Supreme Court on a bill of exceptions as part of the appeal process.
The Hon. G. O. Washburn representative in Congress from Mineral Point District Wisconsin is said to be lying dangerously ill at Galene after a reported incident.
A Milwaukee Daily American correspondent from Racine commends John G. McMyan as a gentleman and scholar, noting his reputation remains positive even in a single word. The piece implies support for McMyan and the Republican ticket in the state superintendent race.
Fragmentary historical note presents a quizzical line about Dawyer likened to a lamb. References to a minister, a wall, a jail, and a decot-like phrase hint at stage or literary commentary. Ambiguity requires cautious interpretation of the brief readable hints.
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