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Oshkosh Democrat

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1850

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Moving Newspayer Handrise by Compositor

A cryptic note from W.HE D. describes a compositor effect on a moving news payer. The fragment hints at a hurried production shift and a deliberate minimal intervention. Further readable text remains limited.

W.he D

Mysterius of Mesmerism Scene at a Saint Party

A lively parlor gathering enriches a satire filled merriment with pranks and flirtations. Charley boasts his Mesmeric prowess while Miss H challenges him as oysters and plates become props for a staged sleep trick at a convivial Saint party.

Mysterius Wita Miss J Charley Bo Sarah Mesmeriam Charley Miss H Miss Eipertly Miss Ir Miss JH Miss EL Gravely Miss EL Alissa Misa Mis A

Oysters and Mesmerism Prank Stuns Evening Guests

A charmed hypnotic trick with plates and mirrors goes awry as Miss A is grimly smeared with soot and laughs erupt. Charley’s show ends with the oyster feast, while Miss H recovers and the crowd applauds the clever prank.

Lola Montes Moves to Bank in Paris Drama

A Paris banker receives Lola Montes who arrives unannounced with a package of four hundred thousand francs. She seeks deposit plus a fifty thousand franc immediate allowance for shopping and furniture, then leaves humming a Spanish batcarole.

Bankerquired Lola Montes Lola Home Journal

Confession by Galvanic Battery Reported in Spaulding

Lincoln Mercury notes a new method of extracting guilt confessions. Two juvenile offenders who had long plundered tradesmen in Spaulding market place were caught. Tradesmen subjected them to galvanic battery shocks to obtain the confession, with a few shocks producing the desired effect.

Lincoln Mercury Spaulding Market Place Orchins

Copper region and canal gains urged at Lake Superior

A Detroit correspondent reports Lake Superior commerce is booming with the Manhattan at Lake George for launch, copper finds at Minnesota and Ontonagon mines, Siskowit operations on Isle Royal, and growing fishing and warehoused goods. The piece urges Congress to fund improved canals and harbors, noting $3.50 to move the Manhattan at Portage and the region’s vital economic potential.

Detroit Zdvertiser Sault Whhich Sant Ste Marie Bprron Lake Superior Proveller Manhattan Urner and Caldwell Lake George Thave Napoleon Ontonagon Minesota Ontenagon Clif Isle Royal Siskowit Company Franklin Congress Sapt

Steamboers on the Upper Mississippi Explore Navigation

A May 28 1850 letter from Minesota reports the Gov Ramsey steamboat, built in New York with Maine crew, left St Anthony Falls May 15 to Sac Rapids, carrying freight. It aims to ascend toward Ft Gaines and beyond, aided by a locomotive engine. The author notes feasible railroad link two miles above Falls and cites La martine and Anthony Wayne as supporting evidence.

St. Louis Republican Minesota Gov. Ramsey Falla of St. Anthony Sac Rapids Maine Sac Rapido Mississippi Ramsey Ft. Gaines Wiggins Big Lake Lamartine Anthony Wayne

Trapping a Locomotive in Pike County

A Pike County tale recounts Uncle Josh trapping wolves in swamps while trains begin daily runs on the New York and Erls Railroad. A hunter hears eerie cries from a mysterious beast and, after fruitless hunts, is told he has been trapping a locomotive rather than wolves by a passing Pike County Democrat.

New York and Erls Pike County Josh

Destructive Fire Engulfs Laberatus Factory Area

A blaze shortly after midnight in the Fourth Ward damaged the Laberatus Factory owned by E. L. Holton and nearby properties including The Home Belden’s eatery and Plankinton & Durin’s grocery. Losses ranged from 1500 to 1800 at the factory to hundreds at surrounding buildings. fire crews labored through dawn with insured and uninsured damages noted.

Fourth Ward Laberatus EB. D. Holton Spring Street Yale Clark and Loomis Salertus Belden Plankinton & Durin Saberatus E. L. Holton John Tanner Globe Burton Rodis Plankinton Messrs Clark & Loomis

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