Wisconsin editors hold Madison convention in Milwaukee tour
The Wisconsin editorial convention met in Madison and traveled by carriage and rail to Milwaukee. They toured Capitol sites, James I Rogers building, Siloborn Hill, and Bess Brewery, observing the Milwaukee Light Guards and cultural venues before returning home after a long journey and late night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter
Quill
M. Cullaton
Dodge County
Madison
Milwaukee
Walker House
Mesuys
Musservey and Potter
Wisconsin
Gen. King
Sentinel
Tlally
Wisconsin Mirror
Richards
Berlin Courans
Tose
Monroe
Erveman
Pomeroy
Toricon Argis
Cubluton
Beaver Dam Citizen
Christy
Rision Times
Fitch
Nox Lake
Sam
Appleton Crescedun
King
Milwaukee Sentinel
Meservey
Wotter
Spring Street
Fifth Avenue
Capitol
James IL Rogers
Hibar
Mi. TL
Pridy
Chivdens
Silborn Hill
Sisited Bess Brewery
Pn Iineiende
Lininanexe—Mussrn, Hasbrouck & Pearce
Walker Fiouse
Newhall
Walker, Oe
Sabbath School Celebration Delights Moyame and Danesville Masses
A lively Wednesday picnic day for Moyame and Danesville Sabbath School children drew over 500 to a grove near Mrs Dunwiddie’s residence. Danesville sent a six-car train of 500 plus delegates. Rev. Anderson of Janesville spoke after meals. Music by Monroe and Janesville bands, cheering games, and a short address ended with excursions at 5 PM. The event showcased the dedication of superintendents and teachers and benefitted from the Danesville schools train offer at a nominal cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyame
Tanesvilley
Daige Dunwiddie
Janesville
Monroe
Vine
Marshal Bull
Mr. Anderson
Messrs
Dutwiddie
Stewart
M. and
M. BR. 2
Danesville
Mis Eyes Opened On State Assessments And Grain Shipments
A set of local notes reports Secretary Tonos challenging county clerks on a state assessment policy. It details shipments from Janesville, Monroe, and Milwaukee rail routes, with figures for eight days totaling 59 009 bushels. It laments differences in grain tonnage across roads and stations, and cites an incident of a boy killed at a depot prompting safety warnings.
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Tonos
Gobnab
Gebkosh Democrat
Winnebago County
Green County
Jones
Pattergon
Chicago, St. Paul
Fond du Luc
Chicago
Brownie
Bonnie
Janesville
Fond du Lac
G& C A.B.A
Wankee
ArcEwen
Jamesville
Jadison
Monce
Stoughton
Giles
Milwaukee
Monroe
Sr C. Russell
Atand
Aisseil St
Cffles
Circuit Court
Green Cote
Wisconsin
Jeremiah K. Smith
Jace Meginith
John D. Sath
Robert B. Alleprwertty
Snewer
Hugh Renachoof
Samuel Picts
Monroe Green County
West
Rendrice
Wis
Astorne
Convention adjourns with Madison editors pledge harmony
The Wisconsin press convention adjourned after a heated session. Madison editors pledged cooperation as they agreed to adjourn to the first Wednesday in October, pending harmony across the state press.
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Pameway
Ay Biro
Nitysre Cis
S Ryange
Cresent
Teneretal Watertors
Rafas Riis
C . Deena
Mitwarkte Messerny
Ae la Tunes
SS Rehanis
Courenty Rede JL Viriwsertredy
Keyes
Geen Sinery
Wamma Stevens Pol C.swagn
West Bend
Delavan
Gren Bay
M. M
Porigne City
Uren
Maison
Witter
Crozeter
Aix
Robinson
Die Howe
John TH. Sullivan
New Hampshire Patrnot
Ar. Pomeroy
Madison
Aladison
Pomeroy
Calkins
The
Argus
Atwood
Journal
Mr. Calkins
Avene
Madison Committee
Union
Harmony
Lawton
Northron
Holly
Wisconsin Mirror
Ryan
Appleton Crescent
Mathison
Mi Hyer
Rufus Parks
Plantpf
Messrs
Hasbrouck Tatks Fenee
Walker House
Milweaukee
Gen. McMawnan
Hyatt House
Janesville
Cullaton
Beaver Dam
Wentworth
Portage City Record
Tonmey
Monroe
Eblis
Wisconsin Pinery
Threve
Independence Day at Brodhead and Milwaukee Building Collapse
The article details a Fourth of July celebration in Brodhead with a lengthy program and a list of local committee members, plus an accident in Milwaukee where a four story grocery building collapsed on Detroit Street, burying five people. One man, Charles Eve, died. Emil Weiskerk escaped. several others were injured.
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Milwaukes
H. Cordes & Co
Detroit Street
East Water
Marists
The
Sentinel
Charles Ewe
Raymond Weiskerk
Lewis Ewe
Otto Ewe
Emil Weiskerk
J. J. Cordes
Emil Weiskirk
Avas Chas
Eve
Cufferty Wasuixetoy
Washington
Senate
Congress
Senator Chappell
Watertown
Brotherly Love
Starpstein
Tall of Representatives
Judge Potter
Ble
Faithfu
Ist
Shaw
Chappel
Wen
Senate of Wisconsin
Biblinghurst
Dovorkeeper
Washburn
Turbulent Times and Foreign News From New Orleans to Mexico
A loose, garbled report details property losses of about S16000 and widespread alarm in a city, with reference to Santa Cruz stock worth millions, Mexican unrest in Sonora, and a proposed U. S. protectorate. Dispatches discuss slave trade suppression, Mormonist resistance in Utah, and political intrigues in Washington. Also noted are New York ministerial confirmations, judge indictments, and cries of deteriorating crops as sunshine returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peasy Post
Turpin
New York
Venezuela
Tribune
Engkant
Lord Napier
Lord Malynesbury
Johnston
Utah
Jndge Russell
Geo. Widker
Academy of
Aisi
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Lake Shore
Milwaukee Light Guards
National Theatre
Lucretia Borgia
M. É& Mrr
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Hyatt Atonse
J. TR
Lutchine
Clark
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Higgins Bros. Music Publishers
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Wellzes
Kate I. Ducat
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J. P. Webster
Kate H. Ducat
Paran Acoment
Thomas Phoneoken
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Werbope
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Yazoo Pass
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Sarah
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Salt Lake City
Qol
Thomas J. Kine
Camp Scott
Boonville
Cumming
Salt Lake “City
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Sonora
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Gol
Posen
Young
Gov
Brodhead
Martin Mitchell
Crater
Ilon
Cicey Abbott
Bmintison
Hiram Foote
FL Mack
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Lyman Kington
Gen
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Robert McLain
J. B. Blanchard
S.C. Pierce
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R. W. Smith
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Das. Campbell
Lil Waeren
I. S. Dexter
FL Nichols
Decater
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W. Button
Janes
Stewar
Wim
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Win. Porter
EF. Fleck
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Luther Lassell
GW. Tenney
Tobin Graham
G. W. Sanborn
Wim. B. Seong
Vet
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Sanborn
Glorence
Myron Halstead
Jaco Tenerek
A. D. Tooney
Dr. Towne
Spring Grove
Frank Witchell
Frank Derrick
Spring Fairey
Dr. Abbot
Jas. Kirkpatrick
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Neroran Cola
Orford
Daniel Mowe
Albert Richardson
Albany
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Fane 18
Ipisste Tate
New Orleans
Santa Graz
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Milken
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U. S
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Dara
Qaer
Monroed Wholssale Mabert
Depertad
Avial
Mr Charles Wilkive
Sis Laure Yaweg
Bahar Duseey
Sytresien
Catia
Bowen
Nis
Jane Bist
Marseilles
Boston
Doer
Vest of
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T. Poy Monroe
United Gaatie Howes
George Candbell
Monrie
Pest St Montes
Jon Layton
Canis
Jame Oth
Tesco Gate
Tangoig New Meat Market
Levi Kicckner
Opal
Pest
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Booth, Preston, & Ca
Erccint
Warrane
Newlan
Cartines Zapp Mt
Cyrus Jemerson
Mortis Devereaux
Elizabeth Devereaux
Orvit B. Elis
John D. Banister
Geo. E- Dexter
Francis Emerson
Albert Devereaus
AEC State of
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Morris Deverysat
Eizabeth Devereaus
John D. Bater
Albert Devereaux
Defeasteata
Cyr Telerson Plaixtis
Ava
Aingham
Bryant
Mae
Peinsat
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