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Newspaper
North Star
Location
Hudson, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1855
Page
2
A chaotic OCR fragment references Mormonism, government privileges, and debates on church and state. It mentions figures like Peters and Welty, concerns over liberty, and protests about authority, with scattered remarks on religious dissent and political order. The text is highly garbled but centers on conflict between religious groups and government powers.
An English translation style fragment recounts a dated commerce scene mentioning Chinese tea firms, tea varieties, and cross‑border trade. It references vendors, shipments, and regional origins with curious historical tone and scattered commentary on authenticity and ownership.
A disrupted scene at Lor Mie Howes involved Vit, Meo, and others in a muttered plan as they rifled a desk, stole items, and fled. Mee. Sonith crawled to the table and inhaled a substance, then a fight over a weapon escalated before the group disappeared. No arrest occurred that evening.
Fragmentary text from a 1855 issue discusses resisting subversion and plans for new advertisements. It mentions ongoing notices to prepare fresh ads and suggests updating the advertising layout for forthcoming pages.
The Minnesota State debate on eastward and westward emigration notes Wisconsin’s rising appeal. Editors, editors shift tone as Minnesotans pursue better lands tinted by Minnesota waters. Reports include survey news, editorial changes at the Argus Democrat, and local crime and ferry updates.
The article analyzes editorials about Judge Crawford's loss and hints at factional influence within parties. It notes Hubbell’s supporters backing Crawford, Republican papers praising Crawford’s defeat as opposition to the Fugitive Slave Law, and mentions the Order of the Star Spangled Banner and foreign birth as factors some cite. It argues the American party hesitated but ultimately supported Crawford.
Ex-US Superintendent E Beale clashes with Col. George Manypenny at Willard's Hotel entrance. Beale strikes and grapples, bystanders separate them. Beale departs for Baltimore, alleging hostile acts and seeking remedy. Manypenny reports injuries and anger over past hostility.
Citizens are urged to subscribe enough to raise about three hundred dollars to secure a safe steamboat landing on the Upper River. A strong enterprising effort is needed to boost the village, with copper finds reported near Wil jo River and Lake St Croix. Local ads announce dress goods, a female teacher Miss Carrie F. Giuwas, and a barber shop planned at the American House basement.
On the River Port of Hudson arrivals list Luella Boyes Galena 12 Mrs Belle Humberston Galena 13 New St Paul Bissel St Louis 13 Regulator Pratt St Louis 1A Belle Gould St Louis 14 Hamburg Estes Galena. Galena Packet Company plans to run two boats up St Croix Lake weekly, boosting inland trade. The Sam Gary praised for good service, Lucila arrived with passengers and freight, Gray Cloud bought by Government to transport troops up Yellow Stone river. Mrs Bloomer moves to Council Bluffs. Mrs Nichols Vermont rights speaker resides in Kangne. Esch’s husband under her custody.
Mob unrest follows the shooting of Malcolm Clark by McCrea after a pro and anti slavery clash in Leavenworth City. McCrea, who fired, sought protection at the fort and is held in the guard house as a petition seeks impartial trial. A handbill by Stringfellow Kelley and Alexander calls pro slavery factions to meet and discuss affairs.
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