Ice Car at St Croix County Fair Demonstration
The Ice Car exhibit by Mr. Wiard will be shown at the County Fair attracting thousands. Ice navigation demonstration promised as a rare treat. The meeting moved from the 19th to the 22nd at River Falls with W R Stevens and W Denison expected to address attendees.
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Mesrixa
Repopulcan County
Civs
River Falls
St. Croix
Messrs
W. R. Stevens
W. ©. Denison
Texas Insurrection Reflections on Slavery and Law
A long critical tract argues Texas’s rebellion echoes colonial oppression and brutal laws. It cites Article 653 prohibitions on slave discontent, free speech about slavery, postmaster duties, and penalties up to five years, warning of fear, destruction, and exile amid upheaval and violence.
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State of
Texas
Vexas
Meo
Ainte
India
Snl
Sam Houston
Prairie du Chien Democratic Nomination Critique
A Wisconsin political roundup denounces Democratic nominee Jes. D. Reymert as unfit, argues his Scandinavian backing, and predicts a 6,000 to 10,000 defeat. It also criticizes Douglas and Breckinridge stances on slavery and reports Minnesota and Fort Wayne events with Republican rallies and anti-Democratic demonstrations.
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Prairie du Chien
Jes. D. Reymert
U.S. Land Office
St. Croix Falls
Hudson
Reymert
Amoye
Congress
Hanchett
Dougts
Wisconsin State Fair appeals for strong turnout and rail support
The Wisconsin State Agricultural Society urges counties to enter more exhibits at the fair, notes improved grounds and exhibition prospects, and outlines rail transportation terms. It calls on county secretaries to push posters and urges citizens to focus on industrial advancement over politics. It mentions La Crosse & Milwaukee and Milwaukee & Chicago railroad terms and stresses unity for Wisconsin’s agricultural prosperity.
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Unitert S
Pierce
St. Croix
Waukesha
Winnetago
Jackson
Crosse
Sank
Dodge
Wanpaen
Tacine
Kenosha
la Crosse & Yankee
Milwaukee & Chicago
la Crosse & Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee & Chicago Railroad
Madison
County Socieles
State Agricultural Society
Republic
Wisconsin
Priza
Afr
Jaamr
Marly
Wisconsin Fruit Grower? Association
Tla
Norticulturiste
Tale Farr
Vast Civil and Economic News Bits From 19th Century Dispatches
A mixed batch of civil, economic and political notes: Mexico owes U.S. citizens about 15 million dollars, England may import 45 million in produce, and the U.S. wheat crop outlook improves as English upcrop falters. Reports cover Mormon emigration to Utah, 42 handcarts listed, a Utah cricket scare, Panchow sacking, New Haven population rise, and a Connecticut drowning case. Also noted are McCormick selling 4,000 reapers near Chicago, pioneer Paribault’s death in Faribault, and political lines widening within the Democratic Party with Douglas and Breckinridge debates and Republican prospects in November.
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England
United States
New Haven
Conn
Invasion in Calabria Report Across the Atlantic
The America from Liverpool reports Garibaldi invasion of Calabria. Rego captured by Garibaldi forces. About 4,000 Calabrian insurgents joined Garibaldians as Neapolitan battle looms. Napoleon and Empresa head to Savoy and Nice as French and Armenian forces mobilize. Weather in England improving as the steamer departs. Breadstuffs firmer, wheat steadier, corn buoyant.
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Cape Rags
America
Liverpool
Associated Press
Calabria
Rego
Garibaldi
Napoleon
Empresa
France
Savoy
Nice
Freech Corps
de Armen
England
Prescot City Swine Control Ordinance Provisions
The Common Council of Prescot enacts rules on keeping swine out of streets. Officers to seize swine found at large and impound them at the city pound. Notices to be posted, fees collected, and sale by public auction with surplus deposited to the city. Police to enforce the ordinance and distrain trespassing swine.
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Common Council
Prescott du Orthein
Anid
Saxt
Costa
Ndr
Prescott City Ordinance and Caucus Notices
The record describes an 1860 Prescott ordinance about constables fines and enforcement with a 1 dollar penalty, and notes council tax certificate procedures. It also lists ward caucus dates for Republicans to select delegates for county conventions in September 1900. The item ends with promotion of Howe’s Straspano Scare scales and a dealer’s notice at Thomas S. Dickerson’s warehouse in Chicago.
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Prescott
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