Wiltonites Host Prune Street Meet in Society Circles
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Newspaper
Monroe Sentinel
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1857
Page
2
Abuses of the Clergy and Public Trial Rumors
Fragmentary reports describe accusations against a Baptist pastor and local figures, detailing alleged adultery and public proceedings. The piece references a committee's investigations, a Boston trial context, and various named individuals, with emphasis on reputational harm and legal notices.
Sugar River Valley Report and Road Prospects
Directors present the annual report on the Sugar River Valley railroad, noting progress on the line between Brodhead and Albany and the Madison terminus. They outline contracts completed or pursued, forecast future work, and highlight connections to Milwaukee, Prairie du Chien, and Lake Superior markets, stressing anticipated coal and lumber flows and regional economic impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winldyall
Brodhead
Albany
Ube Road
Madison
Statie
Incia
Free Port
State’ Inc
Wwe
Wisconsiny River
Melena
Illinois
Tant State
Lake Superior
Milwaukee
Missisippi
Missippi
Prairie ‘du Chieng
Madison and
Portage City
Mississippi River
Tan Crisco
Madiison
Watertown
Meas
Chicago
Br. Paul & Wond du Lag
Lake Michigan
Sit. Sheboygen
Madishi
Portage
Portige
Hase
Wattertown & Mail
Wisconsin
Iinois
Ruyenne
Mississippi
Thomas
Fesrox
Pres‘t
Land purchase near Williamsburg by Wm. and Mary College president
The president of William and Mary College, Benj S Ewell, bought two adjoining land tracts of 234 acres each near Williamsburg along the route to Richmond. The price averaged six and eight tenths dollars per acre, with a contingent price based on state land settlement. The parcels include streams, water, and timber, and are expected to rise in value if the state settles the land slavery issue.
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Feherary- Lath
Benj. S. Ewell
Wmnit
Mary Collegy
Williamsburg
Rieland
Besidys
Aeres
Old Dominion
Attempted Killing of Gov Geary Sparks Civil Turmoil
Feb 26 report from Lecompton details a deadly clash at a meeting over sheriff appointments in which Sherrard and others exchanged violence with Geary's supporters. Sherrard shot Sheppard, a Geary ally, and was fatally wounded. Geary's residence later guarded by U S troops amid widespread excitement. Corroboration varies on whether Sherrard spat at Geary or called him scoundrel.
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Sir Louis
Dufferson
Kansas
Geary
Sherrard
Guy
United States
St. Loci
Ruefusing
Bherrard
Shepard
Georg
Lina Tink
Howard Association
Philadelphia
Thoir
Alek
Istres
Geo
R. Caltoun
Conley Hloward
Association
South Ninth
Jeipitia
Ee Revell Png Sro
Faircheld
Phen Ohead
Seeger
Wisconsin Citizens Seek Reelection For Chief Justice
A letter signed by Madison, Milwaukee and Janesville residents requests support for Judge Whiton to advance as Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the April 1857 election. The petition praises his conduct and urges the people to back him, promising enthusiastic response from suffrages.
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Milwaukee
Janesville
Whiton
Bea 'Ngan Smi
Eitigona
Wisconsin
Trey
Supreme Cough
Edward V. Whiten
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Wilton S
Javesyi Lin
Lob. ZI
Supreme Court of
Rowann V. Witton
Ty Messrs
Th . G. Mills
L. P. Harvey
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News of March 1 1840s World Rumor and Tragic Steam Collision
Fragmented notes report events from New York Havana and Louisville including a procession for a notable figure in Havana and a public tribute in New Orleans. It notes a sugar market decline rumors, a steamer collision near Vicksburg causing eight white and seventeen enslaved deaths, and various political debates in Washington including Colorado Minnesota and Nebraska topics.
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Louisvinis
Humbeldt
New Orleans
Belfast
Ozark Island
Vicksburg
Tribune
Washington
Wasiuismos
Resenryartow
Cass
Cass Ig
Capitol
Senate
River Rock Falls Mill Plans and Local Fatality Learnings
From Dy 8 a Reotchman named Ale Felson died about three weeks ago twenty four miles north of Marinette while traveling to Cedar Bios. He fell and froze both feet, unable to reach aid as a bystander watched. Also news that S L Meni, Esq purchased a quarter of Water Power at Rock Rivers to drive a new paper mill on the east bank. Reports note rising cotton prices and cabinet shifts provoking market excitement in New York.
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Felson
Marinette
Cedar Bios
Green Bay
Atvocaiz
New Papen
S.L. Meni
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