Fred Horn Dead veteran Wisconsin legislator passes away
Fred W. Horn of Cedarburg a veteran Wisconsin legislator and former Senate president pro tempore died peacefully last Sunday morning. Born August 21 1615 in Brandenburg Prussia he came to the United States in 1886 and built a long political career in Wisconsin including multiple terms in the assembly and senate and service as Cedarburg mayor and county board chairman.
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Wisconsin’s Senate Seats Through the Last Century
A historical note lists Wisconsin men who have or could hold the United States Senate, detailing long tenures and several named figures. It discusses past governors and judges, names a sequence of Wisconsin senators from earlier eras, and notes the forthcoming term with Sen. Vilas nearing expiration and potential vacancies.
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Not Balanced Yet The Milwaukee Journal and state treasury policy
A reader letter argues the Milwaukee Journal misattributes money recovery to Republicans and ignores Democratic mismanagement. It claims the party would owe funds to balance accounts and notes Democratic treasurers also faced Supreme Court decisions.
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Benjamin Franklin Butler remembered for brilliance and flaws
The essay reviews Benjamin F. Butler as a brilliant lawyer and statesman with keen intellect and energy, noting his ambition and moral shortcomings. It credits his New Orleans work with aiding the federal government during wartime but criticizes him for political turns and disreputable methods.
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Wisconsin Invertors Patents Granted This Week
A Wisconsin list of recently granted patents includes holders from Milwaukee Stevens Point Oshkosh Menomonie Sheboygan and Eau Claire with varied inventions such as a toilet paper holder carriage device mining machine pedal attachment and a purifier, noted by C A Snow & Co solicitors. Local news beside patent notices discusses social relief actions, veteran care, and county pauper boards with references to public officials and institutions.
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Minnesota Legislature proposes new capital building
The Minnesota legislature is proposed to build a new capital for Sethianid. It is thought by the Comanches and the governor 1% chairman, appointed for that purpose, that the building will occupy Varsale in building. If there is a state 10 the Union that needs a new suite house, this is Minnesota.
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Doe Riverside Hotel Fire Damages Historic Chippens Site
A long troubled draft reports Doe Riverside, one of Chippens Balls oldest hotels, was gutted by fire last Tuesday evening. Thomas Gaynor built it and Osean Au derson leased it. building and contents valued at 15000 with 5000 insurance. The blaze began near Lane vine and quickly consumed the structure before firefighters could curb it. The blaze prompted discussions among local editors about sensational reporting and daily journalism.
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Ex President Hayes Dead in Fremont Ohio
Ex-President Rutherford B. Hayes died suddenly at his Fremont home on Tuesday night January 17 after a three day illness caused by paralysis of the heart. Born Delaware Ohio October 4 1822 he studied at Kenyon and was a lawyer before serving as a union officer in the Civil War and later Ohio governor. The report mixes biographical details with garbled OCR lines and local references following his death.
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Paigis Wag Ceerieetird Tad Va Tas Wednesday
The report notes six years of service at Mumseia Tas Wednesday for a group led by Maredith. Authorities say the incident involved debris and a gun or weapon. The exact details are unclear due to fragmented text.
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