Bill to pension rebel soldiers enters Congress
A bill to pension rebel soldiers has been introduced into Congress. It will likely fail to become law. Governor Stoneman of California named George Hearst to replace the late Senator Miller. A state Senate bill to punish drunkenness as a misdemeanor with severe penalties passed. A New York Alderman faced jail for a $20,000 bribe to vote for Broadway street railway charter. A Boone prohibitionist faced threats after saloon closures. The U.S. Senate backed a five member commission to study alcoholic liquor as it relates to revenue, taxation, and broader social effects.
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Congress
Stoneman
California
George Hearst
Senator Miller
Carson
State Senate
New York
Broadway Street Railway
Senate of the
United States
War news on a full sheet sparked the first auxiliary paper
In 1861 Kellogg created an auxiliary paper by combining half sheets from Burraboo with supplements from Madison's Daily Journal. He printed war news on a full sheet, using blank space in his office to add content. The move cut costs while preserving readability amid Civil War reporting and labor perspectives.
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Columbia College
Barrahoo
Wis
Republic
Kellogg
Daily Journal of Madison
Daily Journal
Burraboo
Madison
Knights of Labor
New York
Glenwood school notes praise and teacher highlights
The report commends Glenwood public schools with good order thorough instruction and a strong teacher corps. It lists summer school teachers, notes slow report arrivals, and stresses teacher influence on character, urging community support and continued educational effort.
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Glenwood
Lamson
C.S. Lowe
Golden Hill
Indian Creek
Belle Morris
McClain
Cora Woodrow
North Grove
Ind. Creek
Ida Mitchener
Pleasant Valley
W. J. Williams
Reasoner
Center
May Pitzer
Mickelwait
Bird Evans
Donnel
Tilly McNeely
Pacific
Platteville
Grad Welch
Cora Russell
Lizzie Martin
Etta Litchfield
Burr Oak
Lyons
May Edwards
Egypt
Mary Hull
Rawles
Lillie Brothers
Berdena Jay
White Cloud
I. J. Wood
Keystone
Deer Creek
H. Babbitt
Ingraham Center
Ing
Emma C. Williams
West Liberty
Oak
Mary Glasaburn
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Foulks ,Bros., & Co
RIAD
UFR Sunlibs
Weir
Avery
Taits, Brown, Avery
Furst & Bradley, Morrison, Hapgood
Brown
Peoria Advanca
Farmers Friend
Brown, Avery, Furst & Bradley
Tiger, Hollingsworth, Barnes
Wier, Furst & Bradley, Hapgood
Nichols & Shepard, Vibrator
Upton
McCormick
Walter A. Woods
Ottawa
Sandwich
Marseilles
Troosier, Campbell
Hoosier
Strawbridge
Schuttler
Weber
Town Hall
Foulks Bros & CO
McCabbesz CO
Third Street
Malvern
Iowa
Oo. HH. Snyder
Pleyel
McDOnough @ CO
Leader
Tiurstay, R. S
Hunter & CO
G. Nunter
Aix
Prinica
Pric
Folin Bool Inn
Dot
Attbaehbers Oattle
Mills County
Boone
Grant & Ward
Virginia Corbin
General Grant
Colonel Grant
Chicago Tribune
Sam Jones
Sam Small
Duffy
Logan
Palmer
Chicago
Gore
Supreme Court
Joseph C. Mackin
Joliet
Mackin
Carrollton
Miss
A. N. Kellogg
Tombinsville
Tie
China
America
Cleveland
Clavinda Llerald
Des Moines
Senate
Jefferson
United Caneenate Ingalls
Wamunds
Mahone
Myarts
Hoar
Gorman
W.M. Moore
Coautty
Maral
Luman
King
Agassiz
Hae
Anay
Janie Basigi
Munger & Goodwin
Om Sr
Aed
Bea
Opticians
Pioneer Implement House
Aldrich
John Deere
New Deal
Pioneer
Daeauung In
Davis and Jewell
Crinnell
Am. ES
Mellor
First National Bank
C.C. Baird
Roose & Wainwright
R. A. Baird
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