Boundary dispute discussion and Wisconsin Michigan line debate
The article details debates over the boundary between Wisconsin and Michigan, citing a 1838 act and 1840 surveys. It covers territorial claims, the Montreal River, Lake Michigan, and efforts by the Topographical Engineers to map and resolve the line, noting political moves and anticipated actions.
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Id Lake
Montreal
Mawtigan
Woncansin
Congress
Anid
Dovert
Iierr Neaves
Lao Vieux Desert
Celebration of St. Patrick Day at Southport
Ambitious pageant in Southport marks St Patrick's Day with a parade from Dolclock to the National Motel. Reverend Mor officiates at the service while a large military and civic procession honors the occasion. Speakers include Governor Doty and representatives from the Southport Rope Association.
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St. Ratrik
Somhport
Ing
Repsol
Tatsib
B. Bang Hlats
Dolclock
Procemion
Cnme
Gomditot
J.P. de Eg Be
Uejak Grand Mershal
National
Morrisey
Mawssix
Wicku Isin
Marc Gth
Motuen
Eeyn Cor
Southport Ropes
Sit
Bou Bport
Trogard
Reial Ag
Ireland
Hagland
Union of the American States
Wales
St. Patrieltn
Waradil
Lisi Co
Ardoit
Wisconsin Territory Statehood Debate on Land Grants and Privilege
Amid partisan clash in the Senate, Wisconsin’s push for statehood faces a land grant dispute. Members argue whether 500,000 acres from public lands should aid river improvements in Wisconsin Territory, with opposition warning against pledges conflicting with future state rights and existing distribution laws. The debate centers on whether grant terms honor prior commitments while accelerating territorial progress toward statehood.
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Wiscoogin
Wisminsin
Ashind
Shweed
Wisconsin
Tallmadge
Loretaforesa
Way Wool
United States
Senate
Balroan
Dhe
Lauer
Rae Bob
Mr. T
Andy
Hong
Togo
Cheds Crabtree
Porter
Kray
Phey
Wirconsia
Federal Governi Weal
Eacay
Mme
Anea
Alley
Lie
Vappin
Fragmented 19th century political satire and gossip item
Read aloud amid party quarrels a fragmentary satire from St Louis notes on land policy, Wisconsin statehood, the Missouri debate, and a “Mill Bay” group. It mocks tariff debates, mentions Van Buren and Jackson era figures, and reports a gunpowder explosion affecting a public figure, with scattered humorous asides.
Tragic Buckeye Loss Reported After Collision
Readable lines detail the Buckeye wreck following a collision with the De Soto near Old River. Reports estimate 60 to 80 perished of around 300 souls aboard, including children and several named families, with many others saved. Bodies recovered or later identified include Mrs Usanca’s sister and four unnamed children. The De Soto and Buckeye crew attempted rescue as upper works floated ashore. The Buckeye passenger list remains unknown due to the missing register book.
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Uheew
de Sox
Onachita
Tattan
Red River
Mass Suzan
Hyans
Alexander
Jxe Brey
4. McKeuxate
Col. Kixe
Reanv
de Solo
White’s Landing
Buckeye
Contorted Dispatch On Lincoln Funeral Carriage Incident
A fragment reports a near collision involving the President and son near the Capitol grounds after a funeral procession. Horses bolted, recovered by J Tyler Jr and others, with careful restraint and quick response preventing disaster. Other items describe political rumors, ships to Africa, and local court notes from Lee County.
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United States
Congress
John 'Syter
Pitol
Pennsylvania
Thete Poriluyg Situa
Tae
Lee
Gustacus
Shepard
Ubey
Lewa
Npaw
Wanld Jastefy
Thenea
Grand County
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