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Newspaper
Monroe Sentinel
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1860
Page
2
The passage recalls a local convention backdrop with names such as Sylvester and Han, describing delegates nominated for Congress and a speaker's praised attributes. It notes crowd reaction, a heated yet respectful atmosphere, and mentions a Milwaukee paper The People's Press as a strong advocate for Brown and the Paro Mortsaraayé.
In a detailed letter to the press E W Clinton defends his actions on the La Crosse and Milwaukee road ventures and related matters. He recounts the early Wisconsin capital crisis, mortgage schemes, and board decisions that shaped the road’s finances, insisting he acted to protect farmers and that he bore no personal fraud.
The fragmentary text recounts a dense mix of political anecdotes and dialogues attributed to 19th century figures, referencing Panty Fera, Phil par Lertiili, and Senator Susine. It alludes to a speech from Baltimore, pardons, and a crowd’s reaction to Douglas, with scattered mentions of Gov. Wise, Lambdin, and Cleveland.
The notice announces Senator Sewars will address Pudistsy on Wednesday December 12. It notes the public interest across Wisconsin and predicts broad attendance with other Republican speakers such as Rhines Beg and Madison slated to participate.
Fragmented and garbled OCR text discusses elections and party lines, mentions Senatorial views, and references constitutional debates. It touches on religious influence in law, a discussion of presidential nominations, and a mix of local and national political commentary from a historical newspaper page.
A local footwear maker announces the start of boot and shoe production using eastern tanned leather. They claim to offer lower prices than competitors while maintaining home fabrication and the traditional craft, inviting public support.
A brief item notes the price of Bougiaa at 35 cents and mentions Douglas and Johnson badges as related details in a concise local notice.
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