Wisconsin Legislature Holds Votes and Bills Across Chambers
The Wisconsin Senate and Assembly debated and advanced multiple measures. Key actions included votes on tariff repeal proposals, highway and bridge projects, and citycharter amendments. The sessions saw bills on railroad color blindness, tax provisions, and licensing soon after, with several measures awaiting third readings or further committee study.
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Teesnar
Senate
Tomber
Ackley
Adams
Carny
Palowini
Pingel
Randall
Reed
Paves
Alngle
Ryland
Stanley
Warner
Webb
Wis
Alsac
Joho Forlong
Michigan
Merrill
Assembly
County Board of Supervisors of
Chippewa Co
Chippewa County
City of Two Rivers
Atum
Gate
Fairchild and Scheiber Ita
Wapwsspay
City of
Columbur
Milwaukee County
Commissioners of Public Trade
Stockton
Pepin County
Durand
Janea T. Ellie
Copper River
Lincoln
Kelly A. Nott
Nott
Williams Brothers
Dell Creek
Sank
Ashwabenon
Brown County
Nicollech
Asenivy
Milwaukee Mutga] Insurance Company
Cupervie Gre
Couvaile
Judiciary Committee
Come
Bec
Gaturil
Ferm Moripaxe Company
Ite
Bdxarion
Rom Texetion
Meifurt
Randall and Jones
Huddavnt
County Boarder
Shepherd
Wisconsin
Syamp Jende
Wisconsie
Vagubondaxe
Markos
Benoa
Bourgeon Bay
Laughable Mistake During Engineers Visit to Lowell
Reported during the visit of the American Society of Civil Engineers to Lowell, a rumor claimed the visiting party carried Concord convicts. A crowd rushed toward Governor Butler’s house only to discover the carriages held civil engineers meeting ex-president J. B. Francis, not criminals.
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Boston
American Society of Civil Engineers
Lowell
J. B. Francis
Governor Butler
Francia
Slomley
Tribute to a Mother from Lord Monosyley
A memorial reflection on a mother’s loving presence, describing the deep wisdom, solace, and inexhaustible gentleness felt in childhood. The author recalls her tender voice, peaceful nights, and lasting memory as he recalls time with her and the grave where she rests.
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Lord Monosyley
The Gushing Girl and Her Fluttering Friends
A fragment describes gushing girls prone to lavish praise and excessive affection. It criticizes their fussiness over trifles, constant hugging, and inflated adjectives as signs of vanity. The piece contrasts them with self respecting individuals and cautions that such behavior leads to unsatisfying futures.
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Cameron
Avery Fur
Carta
Where there's a hill we're away then
An OCR muddle yields a weathered folk phrase about a man in Brighton, Massachusetts, provisioning for a month and fleeing with his family as a great storm approaches, with a twisted proverb about a ship and will.
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Chicago
Meer
Brighton
Tesidencs
Imaalt
Thorato
Bia
Making Cream From Milk by Temperature Control
The author explains a method to raise cream from milk by rapid cooling to 62 degrees within four hours using cold water or iced water. He describes a tin can setup, depth and diameter details, and the need for cold water to prevent center milk from spoiling, noting that larger cans require stronger cooling. He advises frequent water changes, occasional ice, and moving creamery indoors during cold weather.
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Iea
Csu
Iadien
Ax Jong
Unclear Instruction Absent Main Event From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text describes a plan about scouring heating and sniping miles with a laborious method for a strainer. Mentions old-fashioned wash dish with three strainers, tin tags, cloth strainer and a car setup to hold it while pouring mile pees. No clear event or entities.
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Gira
Ibor
Lois Botters
Feathers for the Hair Fashion From New York Poet
Feathers worn in the hair become a rage for fashionable occasions. Coiffures feature tinted or white plumes arranged for full dress, baroque splendor, and match various outfits from funeral to brides attire. The style suits many face shapes and noses, whether regal or ordinary, adding charm to features.
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New York
Fegal
Vittorio Colonna
Poultry Rearing Notes on Feed and Chicks
The Poultry World excerpt warns against overfeeding corn as chicks grow fat and risk health issues. It explains gizzard grinding, suggests safer diets, and stresses early care for youngsters. It notes March and April as critical for shelter, cleanliness, warmth, and careful feeding to reduce mortality.
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S. Edward Todd
Duxran
Rowth
Bride’s Trosseau Costs Fifteen Thousand Dollars
A detailed list of bridal gowns and accessories from a Philadelphia wedding, highlighting a rich trosseau valued at $15,000. Dresses include dark brown velvet, ivory satin, black satin with Spanish lace, and other elaborate gowns. The groom’s gifts feature diamonds, a silver punch bowl, and gold jewelry. Notable items include a mother-of-pearl porte monnaie and a bound English author’s library.
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Philadelphie
Worth
Éspaniah
Lincoln
Porte
Monnaie
Frasinghuysen
Imperial Morocco
Arthur
Warn
Otto
Wharton J. Green
The Piety of Chicago and Civic Holidays
The Carrott Post notes Chicago’s Common Council and Board of Education converting St Patrick’s Day and Good Friday into legal holidays. Other ecclesiastical days may also be set apart, while St Patrick could become the city’s patron saint amid remarks on frogs once in marshland.
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Chicago
Carrott Post
Tibupo
Chicago Ic
Common Council
Board of Education
St. George
England
St. David
Wales
St. Andrew
Scotland
St. Dennis
France
English Girl’s Letter to the Czar From London
A English gentleman’s daughter in Paris wrote to the Czar expressing sympathy for him and nightly prayers for his safety. The Grand Duke Nicholas later visited the school, delivered gifts from the Emperor, and treated her to a drive. Publicizing the act may affect the Emperor’s reception of many such English letters offering toys and hopeful appeals.
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London Trath
Adrive
Tam
Ruayias
Destruction of Sheep by Fire in Indian Territory
Landers brothers 3 B Landers and Douglas Lander, well known in the sheep business, suffered heavy losses last week when 200 head were turned into a swale to graze. An unknown intruder set fire to the grass, killing 1,400 sheep. The value of loss is nearly 96,000 dollars. Mr Jackson Landers plans to return to the Territory to assist in the matter.
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Tachinapolis
Fimee
B. Landers
Douglas Lander
Landers
Indian Territory
Wen
Mr. Jackson Landers
Rata
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Trosseau
Drsusiahy Werth Fer
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Regnot
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