Wisconsin Condensed News Warps A Wide Dispatch
A chaotic condensate from Wisconsin reports numerous incidents. Fire devastates a Crosua business store in Dodge County. Senator Jol and Keema die of heart disease. Political shifts feature Republicans gaining upper-house control while Democrats and Populists hold the lower chamber. Railroad and labor news mix with mysterious deaths, thefts, and legal actions across towns including Superior, Appleton, and Bridgeport.
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Jemuy
Tremton
Wyman
Crosua Bute
Lus
Jol &. Keema
Weal ¥ Kinte
Ius Atesation
Como
Colo
Sumitee Hawley Ia
St Caucus
Nepublican Legislatons
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West Wing
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Lin
Thay Seuible
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Temry
Chiy Evans
Penner
Foluy Khulna
Caseyville
Tad
Lo Imle
Brazil
Lidlle Muand
Cintiinouga
Yas Colniibhe
Curt Puny
Louisville
Bas Bee
Minalastppi Logylys Company
Eau Ulaby
Wll
Aira
Frank Meyer
Sturgwa
Bury
Dsichosl
St Joseph’s Pociery
Appleton
Mariely
Miss Cline
Buchan
Wensel ‘Langenberg
Mary O' Gouin
Thomas Devine
Kacy
Thi
Bau Chitte
George Wheel
Superior
England
Uivie Works
Newark
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Turmey
Wits
Turbulent House Roll Call Delivers Party Shift
In Topeka a chaotic roll call splits the chamber as three Democrats are added to the Republican fold, giving the Republicans 65 members and a five vote majority. Democrats protest while Republicans celebrate, awaiting further developments.
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Topeka
Kan
Jan
Republican House
Jowse
Snc
Wisconsin Legislature Adopts Broad Administrative Agenda
Wisconsin's new legislature outlines staff, clerical, and committee appointments in the Senate and House, cites a joint message urging retrenchment and efficient public service, and calls for careful examination of reports from state departments. It also discusses finance, land protection, public health, education funding, and military affairs with emphasis on economy and accountability.
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Conyen
Olivers
MtucBridk
Clark
Alexk
Sam J. Shaiur
Daiby
Des Buses
Medion
Postudsiar
A. Weyner
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Arenc
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Milwaukee
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Stuer
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Appleton
Reed
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Kennedy
R. M. Burke
Saiwine- Massengers
M. Norris
Viruen
EH. Bauuwignertner
Madison
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Dodge
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Dane
Jonn Hayes
Marty Levy
Paul Frank
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Brown
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Joint Committee On Plains
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Monroe County
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Joe Chebuck
Seymour
Night Rutchmian
Fred Bishan
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Joseph Harts
Dodge County
Willi Croll, Jr
Manitounoc County
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Nova Scotia coal deal tied to Pennsylvanian interests
A fragment cites a rumored Nova Scotia coal sale involving Pennsylvanian operators and the Fusing Tailroad company. It mentions W. Whitney of New York as a major investor and his brother’s trip to Halifax to finalize negotiations, though confirmation is lacking.
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Fan
Nova Scotia
Pennsyleana Eork
Fusing Tailroad Company
Wr. ©. Whitney
New York
Yialifax
The First Law of Nature in Health Beliefs
An early notice extols self-preservation and medical restraint against salacious remedies. It warns against the growth of yhleh Hostutter’s Stomach Bitters as dangerous and obstinately resisted by ordinary measures. The text claims Bitters fail to guard kidneys and bladder and may threaten health, while promoting its own curative claims for liver issues, constipation, and dyspepsia.
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Yhleh Hostutter
Paper-box factory to relocate from Ripon to Autland
A large paper-box factory currently based in Ripon plans to move its operations to Autland. The shift is expected to affect local employment and supply chains as production transitions to the new site.
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Ripon
Autland
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