Wisconsin Legislature Faces Deliberations Amid Budget and Bills
The Wisconsin Legislature opened with prayers as senators debated spending on stationery and furniture for the session. Bills introduced cover changes in venue for criminal cases, railroad law updates, and various county and city measures, while a joint assembly resolution on state printing was deferred.
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Woda’s Daughter and the Frost Bride Tale
In a folk tale a stepmother drives the daughter to the open field to die. Frost appears, spares the girl, grants gifts, and later rewards her with a jeweled cloak. The stepmother’s daughter is set out similarly but is killed by Frost. The tale ends with a stark woe as the mother’s daughter meets death while the other survives.
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Tennessee's Indebtedness Nowarek Spesial Letter to Gov Bates
Eugene Kelly, chairman of the Tennessee bondholders committee, protests against a May compromise that would land about half the state debt and interest for six years at reduced rates. He argues the current settlement bill is not a compromise and would coerce the state's creditors, demanding full settlement rather than concessions.
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The Champion Wolf Story in Toulen Unt Ciunes
Residents of New Lemoore recount a strange tale of a crafty wolf preying on poultry. A duck unearthed with its head visible shows the animal’s eerie planning to feed itself, as locals scramble to defend their flocks.
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Cattle Perishing Near Bow River in Northwest Territory
Mr John Ry Crags of the Orlay Cattle Company visiting Benton reports a disaster north of Tort Mo where three feet of snow and thawing ice have frozen into a solid barrier. The Poindexter & Orr herd purchased last fall by the Cochrane Ranch Company is believed lost, with many cattle doomed. The scene is a deplorable state for the cattle business in the northwest territory next season.
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Broadside of 19th Century Society and Wealth in New York
A kaleidoscopic column surveys Dublin gatherings and Boston fêtes, tracing global aristocracy, inflammatory gossip, and a curio of eccentric personalities. It contrasts Mayfair style with American fortunes, noting cultural tremors, engagements, and the social costs of ostentation in the era.
Fuelledges of New York in an Era of Great Fortunes
The New York Times reflects on a modern era of unprecedented wealth where many individuals are exceptionally rich. It notes shifting standards of wealth across generations and the relativity of financial status, acknowledging the rapid changes since earlier decades.
Canninghan's Card Elevates a Public Dispute
In a Globe Democrat letter Frederick Gebhardt is accused of ridiculing and capitalizing on past insults. A. Gossiscuas claims he was assaulted after a Southern hotel incident, denies entering his own home while Gebhardt remains present, and challenges a fair confrontation under police protection.
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Scoville Seeks Pay After Guiiteau Defense
George Scoville, who defended Guiteau, arrived in the city in a dejected mood and visited the crime courtroom where his long trial work occurred. He said he asked the judiciary committee to consider compensation for his services and expenses, stressing he came not to beg but to urge action as soon as possible.
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Figure scarce clear tale of 1884 political scheme
Fragmentary text recounts a Planung among prominent legislators at Sartygield tied to a revenue campaign. It hints at distributing state offices among allies in 1884 but remains garbled, obscuring names, places, and specifics of the scheme.
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