Madison Vilas Family Figures in Wisconsin Political Scene
The narrative outlines William Vilas a Madison figure and his family ties, career in law and academia, and influence in Wisconsin politics from the Civil War era through the late 19th century. It notes Vilas and relatives as prominent Democrats, his roles in university law, state politics, and the Democratic national convention, along with the public esteem and connections of the Vilas family in Madison and Wisconsin.
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Montgomery
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Suyceino
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Fragmentary OCR note mentions dates and names with garbled terms. Entities are unreadable, limiting coherent summary other than noting a political context and a person named Rohn Gor. No clear event or outcome can be established from the readable text.
Fragmented wartime mutterings from a derailed dispatch
Fragmented OCR text from a Boston Transcript item mentions Benator and Pugh near a rebellion, and a Confederate company marching toward a fort. Names, roles, and a chaotic sequence of events hint at a Civil War era battlefield raid and troop movements with incomplete dialog.
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Boston Transcript
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Congress
Baltimore Doctor Faces Backlash Over Cough Remedy
In Baltimore a dispute erupts over Dr. James A. Steuart condemning a cough remedy, Red Star Cough Cure, as adulterated and poisonous. Officials and physicians including Gov. McLane and Major Letvoha endorse his stance, while others cite tests showing no opiate content. Support pours in from Maryland physicians, with Steuart later retaining office for a third term.
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Charles A. Vogeler
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Philadelphia
Washington
Fawcett
Union Protestant Infirmary
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John J. Caldwell
New York
Brooklyn
Maryland
Steuart
Violin Making and the Cremona Secret Discussed
An instructive discussion in musical journals questions whether Cremona violins owe their tone to balsam-rich wood. Schradieck of Cincinnati argues the wood of a balsam-bearing tree imported from Italy offers the key, while Gunuader of Agieving contends quality lies in form and proportions rather than material.
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Schradieck
Cincinnati College of Music
Cremona
Italy
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Cremonas
Gvorza Gunuader
Atcat Cremoni
Vlei Nekyimerta
Washington's Greatness Day in the Capitol Debated
A Washington observer describes the house scene as members face reelection pressure. He notes indifference and signals among lawmakers, with criticism of those clinging to power and the impact of officials nearing the end of their terms. The account accuses staff and members of politics at the Capitol and hints at shifting loyalties.
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Chicago
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Electric Freak and a Fiery Bottle Incident in New York
A lively young man in New York sits in a waiting room wearing a black neckwear as crumbs fall from behind him. He jokes about lighting a candle with a pepper bottle while a street scene unfolds. A bystander notes a gleaming fire in the room and the youth’s scarf, leading to comments on electricity and a dramatic flame in a small seale r.
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Handsome South Carolina man befriends Boston winter crowd
A Washington letter to the Boeton Journal extols Bonator M C Butter of South Carolina as the season’s handsomest man. It mocks social gossip about his courtship, family, and connections, mentioning his mother, daughters, and a Princeton graduate now in Liverpool, with vivid, if quirky, colonial-era rhetoric.
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Boeton Journal
Bonator M.C. Butter
South Carolina
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Princeton College
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Senate
Cuba and Iowa notes clash with politics and crime
The report blends Cuba and American events noting political repression under Spanish rule, police surveillance, and public warnings on discussing politics. It also covers a death in Davenport, Iowa, a government land opening near Winnebago and Crow Creek, and counterfeit drug warnings plus market notes from New York and Burlington.
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Itchell
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Grover Cleveland Worships at New York Church
A garbled notice claims Grover Cleveland will worship at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington. The text also advertises Allen’s Liniment and other remedies, with unclear health claims and multiple misspellings.
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New York Avenua Presbyterian Church
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