Public Works Controversy Over Grand Chute Power Deal
The Democrat reports a dispute over Grand Chute water power contracts. Governor veto blocks initial state sale to Conkey Ride. Board then awards to Talmadge on east side while land speculators maneuver for west side gains and potential damages.
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Public Works Board under fire over canal plan and timing
A Green Bay Advocate correspondent questions the Board of Public Works integrity arguing the project started at the wrong point and may exhaust funds with little overall benefit. The piece argues the board chose to build from Port Huron toward Green Bay and Menasha first, stressing broader regional gains and pressuring distribution of funds, while critics claim selfish motives.
Milwaukee Liquor Law Controversy and Political Tensions
Milwaukee readers recall Senator Smith’s house being mobbed for influencing the state liquor law. Mayor Upham and the police aided the mob by not prosecuting violators and by disrupting gatherings of Law and Order allies.
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First Prayar and Milwaukee Grand Inquest Notice
The piece reports on a magazine offer for Graham's Premium Plates and a forthright critique of Milwaukee Grand Jury actions. It notes the court’s constitutional stance, jurors’ refusal to act on infringements, and a complaint about mob-driven proceedings alongside broader items from politics to California news.
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Neenah Newspaper Plans and Local Updates
A Neenah visit notes an imminent local newspaper launch planned in two or three weeks. Mentions steamers on lake routes, ship repairs, and local merchants expanding trade while reporting on Smallpox rumors, weather improvements, and a state Free Schools convention setup in Syracuse.
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Progress of Improvement At Portage Canal And Dredge Work
The board reports rapid progress on public works including the Portage Canal nearing completion with night work on embankment and planking. Dredge Story operates near Buffalo Lake creating a 30 by 4 foot channel. navigation should be improved as dredging reduces distance to twelve miles. Contractors Reed and Maynard push other sections toward fall completion with rapid activity at Depere and Little Chute.
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Rock River Railroad stock seizure reported in State Register
The State Register of Watertown notes letters from residents claiming that $1,000,000 has been secured on the stock of Rock River Railroad. The New York Weekly Evening Post has expanded to nine columns, billed as one of the era’s largest folios, offered at $1.00 yearly to clubs of ten, advertised as a cheap option for Democratic readers in the city.
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State Judicial Districts Dividing Bill Reported by Committee
Senator Dodge has introduced a bill to divide the State into northern and southern Judicial Districts starting at the Illinois State line along the 9-10 range line to the state boundary. If the line divides a county the entire county joins the Eastern District. Courts to be held at Mineral Point and Milwaukee.
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