New York Tribune circulation and staff details reported
The article notes rising circulation with the Daily reaching 25,000 by April 10 and the Weekly 45,000, while the New York Tribune would total 10,000,000 annually. It lists weekly paper use of seven and a half tons and $2,800 weekly expenses. Editors and department heads shown include Greeley, Dana, Snow, Ripley, Taylor, Newman, McElrath, Sinclair and Biriegh among others.
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California Tribune
New York Tribune
Greeley
C. A. Dana
J. F. Cleveland
G. M Snow
George Ripley
Bayard Taylor
California
W. Newman
Ship News
McElrath
Messrs. 8. Sinclair
R. M Birebeigh
Messrs. Greeley & McElrath
Democratic County Convention for Winnebago County
The Democrat reports a Democratic County Convention for Winnebago County to be held in Oshosh at the Court House on Saturday the 39th of October at 2 o clock in the afternoon to nominate county officers and handle necessary business. Each town should caucus Thursday that week to elect a full slate of delegates for attendance and to prevent dissatisfaction. Lroxanp P. Crary, W G Gumarn, B. S. Heanina.
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Winnebago
Oshosh
Lroxanp
P. Crary
Heanina
Whigs of Winnebago County Convene in Oshkosh
The Whigs of Winnebago County announce a convention at the School House in Oshkosh on Tuesday October 22 1850 at toclock for nominating candidates for the Assembly and county offices and to transact other business. Towns will send three delegates each and meet October 19 to elect them. G W Wasasuns Fern Burtarc Ostkosh.
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Winnebago County
Oshkosh
Toclock
R My
G. W. Wasasuns
County
Camara Fern
Central
BE. L. Burtarc
Ostkosh
The Boston Chronotype Returns with Lively Spirit
A brief note from the Boston Chronotype describes the publication as spirited and full of life, praising its enduring vigor and expressive language.
Pleasure Trip to the Pay Ground
A notice announces the Steamer Peytons will run a pleasure trip to the Pay Ground on Sunday next. Capt. Estes and the Peytons crew have proven their commitment to making trips enjoyable and satisfactory for citizens. The boat will be crowded.
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Peytons
Estes
Peytona
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Horse whipping Drankards and public reform stance
A reprinted piece from Mrs Swiss helm argues for strong measures against drinkers, presenting a hearty critique of prevailing cant. The text emphasizes earnest, forceful thoughts aimed at reform, even if they seem rabid or vindictive to some readers.
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Mra. Swisshelm
Menominee Payment Opens at Pawagon Above Winnecona
The Menominee Payment begins this week at Pawagon six miles above Winnecona. Many people gather as two steamboats leave their regular routes to ply between the payground and the settlement.
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Pawagon
Winnecona
Death of Freedom and Election Results Highlight Early Politics
The text rumors slave catchers roaming the pay ground this week, but the piece dismisses the claim. It reports Reuben Woot as elected Governor by a 10,000 vote majority and J. R. Giddings re-elected to Congress, noting the outcome favors the Democrats.
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Reuben Woot
J. R. Giddings
Gov Doty Arrives after Steamer Peytona Visit Neenah
Gov Doty returns to his home at Neenah after arriving on the Peytona on Sunday. He says Democrats may support another term if offered, but declares he trusts his party to decide. Citizens in several county towns express strong support for Hobart, insisting there is nothing more Democrats can do to help him.
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Peytona
Neenah
Hobart
Elmore Nominated for Congress at Rochester Convention
Andrew E. Elmore was named for Congress in the 1st District at the Rochester Wisconsin convention. The piece argues for Durkee’s re-election, condemning Elmore as an opportunist and urging unity within the Democratic Party amid national crisis.
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Congress
Rochester
Racine Co
Mlmore
Durkee
Randall
Waukeshaw
James
Milwaukee
Free Democratic Organization
Wisconsin Statesman Forges Millard Fillmore Nomination and Freedoms
The Wisconsin Statesman endorses Millard Fillmore for President in 1852 while denouncing the Fugitive Slave Law as a betrayal by Northern Representatives. It notes slavery triumphed through Southern threats and Northern acquiescence, and questions how the paper can support both freedom and slavery. It also praises Mr Cole’s nomination yet highlights sharp contrasts between Cole and Fillmore.
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The
Wisconsin Statesman
Millard Filmore
Statesman
Filmore
Cole
Our German Citizens and Their Good Name in County
The writer defends German citizens in the county arguing they are orderly, civil, and intelligent. They challenge hostile stereotypes about the town citing German residents as refined, educated, and musically talented, countering claims of roughness with praise.
Wanukan Makes Strides as Water Powers Grow
The writer notes Wanukan’s growth despite not being on a river. Superior water power sites are improving, with the ofarsona Belcher grist mill now finished and productive. Four stories high, the mill matches regional quality and will add a new run soon. Hall White & Co. operate a large, busy store and are praised as driving local prosperity. Wanukan is poised to become a thriving village in the county.
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Ofarsona & Belcher
Hall, White & Co
Menominee Indians Seek New Home Near Lake Superior
The Menominee delegation, sent last spring with U S officers to find a country for emigration, failed to locate a suitable site. A new request was sent to Washington to remain longer on their old grounds and obtain another allotment. Time to move is extended to June with surveyors to continue work, possibly near Lake Superior.
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United Stance
Washington
Onger
Lake Superior
Delegates chosen at county caucus favor Doty reelection
At the caucus last evening A B Cooley B Exst man and C J Kern were chosen delegates to the County Convention.159 ballots were cast 129 for delegates favoring Gov Doty. The Nekimi caucus chose Merritt Robbine and Hughs as delegates instructed to recommend Doty. The general sentiment in the county supports Doty’s reelection.
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A. B. Cooley
B. Exstman
C. J. Kern
Gov
Doty
Nekimi
Meesrs
Water Cure advertisement from 1850 New York
Circular by Dr. T. L. Nichols and Mrs. Mary S. Gov Nichols promotes Water Cure treatment at 87 West 2nd Street New York. It offers full board and day treatments, home visits, and letters for consultation with fees, patient requirements, and advice on preparation and regimen.
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Weat
Twenty-Second Street
Sixth Avenue
New York
Union
Madison and Grammercy Parks
Hudson River
Seventh Avenue
Omnibussea
Nichols
T. L. Nichols
M. D
Mary S. Gove Nichols
West 2Nd Street
N. Y
Plank Road Progress Between Mefitsha and Kaykong
The Plank Road from Mefitsha to Kaykong shows good progress with 20 to 30 men at work. The company is organized and most of the stack is taken, with assurance of full take-up when needed. It aims to complete the road efficiently and be ready by next spring.
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Meissha
Kaykong
Distressing Casualty at Ex change Hotel Kalamazoo
A fearful catastrophe struck the Ex change Hotel in Kalamazoo on Friday when boarders, many young men, fell ill with symptoms resembling poison exposure or cholera. By Saturday reports say thirteen deaths occurred. Conflicting theories claim either corrosive sublimate mixed with mustard or a cholera-like illness. A coroner's jury was summoned to investigate.
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Exchange Hotel
Kalamazoo
Polean
Ron
Sentinel
The National Fair Appeal to US Citizens
London writer Abbot Lawrence urges Prof. W R Johnson and the American public to ensure robust US representation at next year’s National Industrial Exhibition in London. He notes Europe’s widespread preparations and 2000 French exhibitors, with Egypt Persia India and China also preparing. He argues strong US participation will leave a lasting global impression of American skill industry and natural products.
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Abbot Lawrence
London
W.R. Johnson
United States
Europe
France
Egypt
Persia
India
China
Madison Democrat notices Kesosha Democrat's Daily start
Beriah Brown of the Madison Democrat weighs in on the Kenosha Telegraph move. He suggests the neighbor has depth but needs sparring to reveal it, while noting the Daily would improve with effort.
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Madison Democrat
Democrattist
Hildreth
Kenosha Telegraph
Beriah Brown
A New Diving Bell At Charleston Wharf
A cask of cutlery fell from a ship at Charleston wharf. A reward of 50 was offered for its recovery. Mr Smith improvised a diving method by placing a weighted oil can over his head and shoulders, lowering himself underwater for 15 minutes to recover the cutlery.
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Charleston
Gody’s Lady’s Book November Issue Promises Fine Plates
The November number features four plates praised for artistic skill on par with historic works. The Evening Star and The Lord’s Prayer appear in design and execution, with strong literary pieces including Mary Spin ser Pease’s verse. Arthur’s electioneering tale and Highland Chase art add period appeal.
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Evening Star
Mary Spinser Pease
Arthur
Sentinel casts doubt on Whig nominee in 1st District
The Sentinel argues John H Treeily is a poor Whig nominee but hints the race will be decided between Derkey and Elmere, suggesting Whigs deserve success yet questioning the nominee's viability.
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the Sentinel
Derkey
Elmere
Incivility to Colored Persons in the Street in Rochester
The North Star recalls recurring street encounters in Rochester where white residents mock and sneer at Black people. It condemns the practice as uncivil and unbecoming, predicting that Mr. Douglas will be treated with respect by Rochester women henceforth.
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Rochester
Jvorth
Douglas
Steamer Kata Fleming Blaze Kills Twelve On Ohio Run
The steamer Kata Fleming at Walker's bar between Louisville and Cairo on the Ohio River exploded burning both boilers. Twelve people died and many others were severely wounded, likely due to water shortage in the boilers.
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Kata Fleming
Walker's Bar
Louisville
Cairo
Ohio River
Knighthood Refused by Noted Figures and Political Snubs
A compilation notes Robert Stephenson declining a knighthood and other notable refusals including Farraday, plus Sir Robert Peel’s stance. It reports Senate clashes, Minnesota territorial election irregularities, and the Franklin Institute plan for a women’s design school as a sign of gender equality progress.
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Robert Stephenson
Farraday
Rejection of Mil waukee Postmaster Nomination Sparks Debate
The Milwaukee postmaster nomination of Mr Starr was rejected by the Senate causing disappointment and mass meetings. A call to elect postmasters is urged as a remedy, with support for reappointment and broader reform. The note mentions Jenny Lind concerts and other varied items including a Peace Convention delegate and critical press coverage.
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B Senate
Starr
Milwaukee
Jenny Lind
N. Y. Tribune
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