FARMERS IN FEBRUARY Horticultural plans at Madison gathering
A joint convention of the State Agricultural Society and the State Horticultural Society will convene in Madison February 4 to 7. Prizes range from 5 to 6 dollars for apples potatoes beets grapes and other produce. The program includes papers talks committee work and exhibitions with sessions in the senate chamber and horticultural rooms featuring experts from Wisconsin Illinois and Minnesota on fruit culture tree care and soil differences.
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State Agricultural Society
Madigan
Agricultural Society
Senate
Northern
Wisconsin
Gott. Laird
Mirschinger
Baraboo
A. L. Hatch
Ithaca
Hill Crest
Daisy Converse
Fort Atkinson
C. Edwards
G. J. Kellogg
Janesville
Isemate Chamber
A. J. Sweezy
Rockford
Senate Chamber
E J. Scofield
Hanover
Wis
N. B. France
Platteville
Fred Harden
Weyauwega
G. A. Freeman
Sparta
Penage
Carnella Porter
Beruboo
Jailu Philips
Werth Salem
St Hoxie
Byangville
M. B. Hinkley
Matgus
Iowa
A.A. Parsons
Eureka
Wes. Moyle
Yorkville
Dart
Owntonna
Minnesota
Fred Cranfield
King of Rome welcomed by court in 1811 audience
Emperor Napoleon introduces Francis Charles Joseph Napoleon as king of Rome at the Tuileries on March 20 1811. Courtiers kneel while the crowd outside waits for cannon salutes to mark the birth and heir, with Napoleon moved to tears as cheers erupt and the nation celebrates.
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Rome
Francis Charles Joseph Napoleon
Tulleries
Emperor
Empress
Napoleon
Perkins
Lippingout
Morning breakfast joke and a coffin dream scandal
The scene features Dr Chalmers enforcing strict domestic rules and Wisanal arriving late for breakfast. A dream of funeral cards and a coffin interruption sparks a sharp exchange, while a secretary Carlisle call announces a public loan of 160 900 000 bonds. The humorous recount blends social ritual with political allusions.
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Dr Chalmers
Wisanal
Dr. Chalmers
Carlisle
Times Have Changed in Dated Oakland Times Voice
Fragmented OCR note shows quarrel between Mr and Mrs Darley over beef, a gold reserve claim, a medical syrup advertisement, and Senator West criticizing the Supreme Court over income tax and revenue implications.
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West
Supreme Court
Ghosts and Tonic Tales Sparrow Onward
A quirky column contemplates ghosts and the legitimacy of spiritual belief while railing at invalids relying on Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters as a tonic. It quips about a congressman debating an Lake Superior boundary and closes with a wry exchange over a veteran’s home donation and family inheritance.
Quack Cures Promoted Amid Turbulent Health Ads
A scrambled advertisement page hawks internal tonics and patent remedies with dubious claims. It mentions doctors and products, cites mailing free cures, and lists prices and suppliers, reflecting era health hoaxes. Notable names include Cheney and Co and Dr Kline remedies, alongside oblique notices of notable deaths and public figures.
Didn’t Have Supper Ready Scene Sparks Tension
A woman remarks on her failed dinner plan and scolds a man for his behavior at the piano. He cowers as she accuses him of poor judgment and contemplates marriage. She grabs her hat and storms toward a restaurant, prompting a tense moment in a New York World narrative.
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New York World
Bearding the plutocrat in his den a courting scene
A dialogue between a hopeful suitor and Mr Goldrox where the young man promises ambition and a bright future while acknowledging the patriarch's self-made status. The exchange hints at expectations for the son-in-law to contribute to the family fortune.
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Mope
Mr. Goldrox
Sam
Galirox
Gumly
History Repeats with a Foolish Virgin Arrest
Chesney and Radbourn trade quips about a curious incident where a woman was taken into custody for what Chesney calls oiling the ramp of a bicycle. The exchange frames the event as a mix of rumor and fact in a bustling public discussion.
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Radbourn
Chesney
Courtroom Quip Over Loose Change and Free Silver
A humorous exchange unfolds as a defendant confesses stealing loose change but claims not to touch the complainant’s pile. The judge presses, and the defendant remarks he seeks free silver, highlighting a political jab amid the case.
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Congress
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Tacco
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Brockton
Masa
Kennedy
Donald Kennedy
Roxbury
Mass
Boston
Erences
Wis, Puy
UNION
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the King OF
Rire
Darley
Oakland Times
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Towne
Lake Superior
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Eell
Hell's
Louies
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Obio
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Pries
W. Lewis Wrazer
The
Century Magazine
de 2Dague
Westen Wood
Saribault, Minn
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Washington, D. C
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Fuuya
Mw Botta
Charles CG. Bassett
Kansas
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Hamaso
Politics
Empire
Fire-Proor
Grand Boulevard
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New York
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W.johnson
Noble
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Rearud
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Gepolke
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Chicago
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