Wisconsin financial crisis stirs banks and politics
In Green County and across Wisconsin bankers face suspensions and hopes of rapid resumption. The Monroe Bank earns public trust with solid ownership and signed stakes while newspaper editors note shifts in party support, with Democrats and Know Nothings leaning toward the Republican ticket as the crisis tightens.
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TDN
Matiers
TH. Tinkhant
Th. Swift
Chicago
Dank Bellville
TH. Wappon
Wis
Peninsular Bank
Delrolks Farmers & Artisans Bank of
Toy Bridgeport
Pawvatuck
Gt. Tlamiltan
OM Bank of Saratoga
N.Y
Sullulk Bank of
Bostron
Vsebeult
Wisconsin
Amy Otha
Dhem
Green County
Dow
Popiees
Milwaukee
Watertown Road
Madison Patriot
Wanneshay
Milwaukee American
Barstow
Var American
Laechenge
Ger
Know Nothings of
Pris
Cortels
Green Coud Tile Stat OF
George W. Gilson
George Campbell
Jeremiary Wilcox
Elijah Jordon
County of
Green
Stonroe
Gardner
Wisconsin State Fair at Inneyville yields muddy grounds and strong displays
Report from the Inneyville State Fair describes wet conditions and heavy crowds among 16 riding entries and premier prizes awarded to Miss Kane of Rock, Miss Mary Trall, and others. Notable exhibits include Temple of Art, Agricultural displays, and farmers’ tents.
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Inneyville
Atv
Oltier
Temple of Art
Agricultural Department
Wisconsin Kruit Groves Association
Luis Taos
Rock County
Caroline Ttames
Sylvester
Kane
Comstock
Rovk
Mary Trall
Nancy Cronk
Janesville
Blanche Coryell
van Gelder
Ga Prairie
Caroline Thames
Greet County
St. Joln
Miss Pierce
Tate
Bank Robber Seeks Specie. Mob Forces Exit from Cincinnati Branch
Darros, O. reports a Cincinnati bank robber entered a branch with a carpet bag of notes to demand cash. A mob of citizens confronted him and urged immediate departure or a lynching. He left town without success, drawing sharp social commentary on crime during financial crises.
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Darros
Cincinnati
Ab Pigua
Hovides
Irian Summer
Humanitarianism and suffrage debate in the press
The Independent Press critiques a rival column that denies suffrage to Black citizens and mocks humanitarian rhetoric. It argues against exclusion by race or social standing, citing consistency, morality, and social worth, while noting other topics and advertisements in the same issue.
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Independent Press
Lyon
Gaul
Green County
The Real James Buchanan Fraud in Presidential Claims
The piece argues that the current president Buchanan differs from the early Democratic leader and questions a single Buchanan authored letters and speeches. It contrasts views on Congressional power over slavery in territories with Missouri Compromise positions and claims the President may be a namesake. The author urges readers to expose the alleged discrepancy.
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James Buchanan
Jaynes‘Buchanan
Congress
Connecticut
Kansas
United States
U. S
Buchanan
Tha
Pennsylvania
Texas
Missouri Compromise
Alabama
Ton
Boncey
Berks County
Missouri
Mexico
Bachan
Buchanin
I. Sanford
T. Sasvorn
Territories
Eliing
Washington
D. B
Old Dames Buchanan
White House
Barstow Support Postures at Wisconsin Goverorship Fight
Local factions condemn Barstow opponents and defend Governor Barstow’s right to act, after a state supreme court decision. An indignation meeting endorses Barstow and denounces judicial overreach while praising his defense of executive independence.
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Barstowsm
Barstow
State Supreme Court
Waupacea
Spring Creek
J.B. Cross
St Milwaukee
William A. Barstow
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Board of State
William A. Estow
Executive Department
Opposes Democratic State Ticket As Barstow Clique
In a public notice the Watertown Zeiger denounces the Democratic State ticket as the Barstow clique and Forty Thieves. It calls for reform and economy, urges defeating the ticket, and endorses independent, irreproachable candidates, arguing the ballot box is the people’s weapon. The notice accompanies two marriage announcements from Wisconsin communities.
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Anzeiger
Barstow
Barstow Clique and of the Forty Thieves
Wisconsin
Forty Thieves
Watertown Schzeiger
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Feefient
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Carl Schulz
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Christian Advocate
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Marie Extettox
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Roscoe
Emily Chage
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Cranberry Township
Venango
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David Davis
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Rinbard
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Charles Milligan
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Hartman ‘Thopson
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William ¥. Layton
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Layton
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John James Layton
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J. K. Wack
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K.ntley
Joseph Church
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People's Store
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Hithasscone & Bros. Monroe
Bullock
Public Square
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