Wisconsin Cavalry Relief Asked as Hospitals Crowd Onslaught
Mrs L P Harvey appeals to the Governor from Cape Girardeau Mo recounting dire conditions of the Wisconsin Cavalry. Hundreds ill in crowded hospital rooms, one surgeon on duty, more to be sent from St Louis. She asks for medicines and nurses via Western Sanitary Commission care of James E F Yeatman. Also notes deaths of Becker Spencer Warr and others and calls for more doctors and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Harvey
Cape Giranload
Wisconsin Cavalry
Josh
Anya
Torrey
Ferella
St. Louis
Wm. Spencer
Appleton
Bulio
Eviajuny B
Awd
Charles Kitts
St.Louiz
James EF. Yeatman
Western Sanitary Commission
Fes
L. I. Manvey
New York City
Allon Wenges
Ube
Aston
Wiehulus
Everschere
Ivo Hodith Peres
Convan
Hedina
Grane
Zaneaster
Mireld
Nenry R
Windsor
Cogtar
Washington intrigue and Civil War moves discussed
A Washington dispatch reports a lying trip by the President to Harper's Ferry and hints at a major military shift in October. It notes intercepted letters from Jeff Davis and Lee's Potomac crossing, asserting emancipation may delay foreign aid while Europe contemplates the South. The piece cites the Republican on foreign intervention and fears over recognizing the Confederacy.
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Firs Assembly
Fond du Lac
West Rosendale
Spid
Townsend
Ripon
Riponyers
Styvendale
Eldorado
ADL
Feyat
Anstein
Metumen
Amportinut Frema
Washington
N. S. Commercial
Harper's Ferry
Ibis
Jeff. Davis
Foreign Intervantion
South
Emigrant train reaches gold fields amid Sioux reports
The San Francisco telegram notes a sixty wagon emigrant train from Red River arriving in Washington Territory. Captain Fiske and Morrison led parties from Pembina and Fort Abercrombie, reaching mining districts near Fort Benton. Bottineau, Gov Stevens’ guide, believes the journey can be shortened, with mining expected about 175 miles east of Fort Benton. Reports say wealth from gold dust averaged 20 to 30 dollars daily, while Sioux tensions loom near Fort Union and the James River region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Bottineau
Fort Union
J. L. Fiske
San Francisco
Washington
Erritory
Red River
Fiske
Morrison
Fort Abercrombie
Pembina
Sisty Daya
Minnesota
Washington Territory
Klnke
Bottineau
Gov. Stevens
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Dacotah
Pope
Donations Received by Soldiers Aid Society Report
A long list details donations to the Soldiers Aid Society in the past month. Items include linen, shirts, pillow slips, drawers, gowns, cotton, yarn, bandages, magazines, dried fruits, currants, jelly, and even cash sums. Donors include Mrs J Paddock, E P Walker, J Taggart, McCauley, Nellie Manville, Julia Taggart, and many others from the Dodge area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ala Society
Dodge
Woodhead
C Palmer
Hitchcock
I. Phelps
J Landon
E. P. Walker
John Taggart
McCauley
Mies Adda Chittenden
Dad Shaw
Wheeler
Thomas
Winsor
Martain
Lyman Tarner
B. Manville
Peta
Richmond
Nellie Manville
Maggie Taylor
Leonard
Steiel
Pedrick
FC Lyon
Emma Lyon
MW Seely
Northrop
Dod Ciapp
Oll Cotee
Bertine Pinkney
F Bowen
North
Taggart
Flammond
Harmon & Brown
Harmon & Brown For the Use City Hall
Ripon Times
Mapes
Ripon Ster
Soravice
Aid Society
City Hall
Mra. N. T. Extevoirs
Sec'v. Ripen
Proclamation and War News From Septemb er Wastascox
The document proclaims martial law during the insurrection and suspends habeas corpus to suppress rebel actions and disloyal activity. Reports from Greencastle, including the capture of rebel Miller and a crowd mob reaction, illustrate wartime tensions. A Milwaukee correspondent notes public courage at a war meeting and vivid scenes of sacrifice. Governors Sprague and Solomon draw attention at Washtascox, Burnside’s leadership praised by soldiers, and Antietam orders recounted.
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Wastascox
States
United States
Secont
Habeas Corpue
Abraham Lincoln
Ws. IL
Bosley Journal
Greencastle
John Bown
Codk
Pennsylvania
Wise
siBcrel
Shean
Thin
Pitt Tugh Miller
Chambersburg
Tsay
Pitz Hugh Miller
Lim
Miller
John Brown
Local Business Names in Boston Ledger
Boston listings show firms such as G C Goodwin & Co M 8 Burr & Co Weekes & Rotter Inc Wilson Tr and others. The fragment outlines a cluster of local merchants and associates, indicating a page of business names or advertisements without full context or a complete event.
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Boston
Mass
G. C.,goodwin & Co
Burr & So, Weekes & Rotter., Inc
Wilson, Tr. and Otharg
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The
Ripon Weekly Times
Congress
Edward 8. Bragg
Clament J. Annrx
Rigou Times
Ely
Allen
Board of Supervisors
Sipen
the Times
Wautojaa Svurhat
Milwaukee Duty Life
Iie
Lee Teporter
Araukee Sentinel
Dearmxe Crataix
Matisou Journal
Sib Inst
Executive Department
Lord Motrk
Canada
Lord Mulgrave
Nova Scotia
Lord F. Pawlett
Chicago
St. Vibelle Jreirion
Wasierox
Altoona
Army
Navy
Inwa
Army of the Union
Sigeed
A. G. Curtin
John A. Andrew
Richard Kates
Jersel Worshiburne
Kewarm Salomon
Samuel J
Kirk
State Fourcak
Othuinam
Appleton Crescent
Sheeta
Fifth Congressional District
John Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Oshkozh
Democratic State Central Committee
Ryan
Isaac
Manilowo
Akin
CS Patton
Age Sige
Jin
WW Robinson
GN Lyman
Pride
Julia Taggart
BL Philips
G Beynon
AE Bowen
Bandawir
Yale
Mr. NY Elignworth
Nellie Patton
Catlin
J Bowen
Rcd
Merritt Tagerrt
Wottie Lyman
Warren Crandall
James Thomas
Laura Bailey
Beebee
Mary Cutler
Mra S Stubbs
John Benway
Finamnan
Old Coltor
Knots
McKage
GW Mitchell
Prs
Solon Dodge
Ala
Neo
Wout
Ikhorn
Milwaukee
Finel
America
Gor
Sanoxex
Wasuiscox
New York
Saye
Sprague
Rhode Island
Salomon
Wisconsin
Union
Ile
Burnside
Battle of
Antietam
Pyo
Gus. Busted
Sox
Sumimer
Heri
Sumner
Simm
Sammy
Waisxenace Co
Bervarre
Troy
Tinee
Shiefelin Brothers & Co
B.A. Fahnestock
Hall & Co
A.B. & D. Sands & Co
Wheeler & Hert
J.S. A. Inwall
Morgan & A .Yen
Hall, Ruckel & O
Thomas & Puller
DY. D. Orvis
Harral
Risley & Kitches
Bush Gale & Robinson
M. Ward, Close & Co
McKisson & Robbing
Barnes & Co
F. C. Wells & Co
Lazell
Marsh & Gardner Hall
Dixon & Co
Conrad Fox
Philadelphia
Twyott& Co
B.A. Pahnestock & Co
R. Shlemaker & Co
French
Richarda & Co
Algo
Detrioit
Lowinville
Cincinnati
Fittsburg
Bae
Spatley
Prixco
Cauntie
Ripon Buslaiest
Mr. Lockweed
HI. Callender
Fpan
Wiecona Allbrandes
Connecilora
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Over Omated & Miner's Btore
Ripos
A.B. Humilton
Court Cormunicston AB Ovamilton
Qeorge Fa
Ani Mee
Greenway
Akla
Debbe & Mayham
Taw
Tipom
Wie -Sonsin
Masonle Mall
J.B. Feere
Wey Ont Law Ant Notary Public
Wie- Sonsin
Officin Mascule Wall Buck
Justice of the Perce
Merle Shep
Peter Wi
Kisanm
Dice
Grenay
Bleck Hipan
Wis
Abby Hotel
Hipan
Cy Ate
Boo
Sioes
Sretha i Conan
Slotamea
I. Ceeper
Public Square
Lpor
Drugelstand Bookse
DeFrees & Hk
Druga
Alwoin School
Bouke
Sintione
Rovay's
Yanker Nuvi & Co
Olle
Masonie Block
Surscon
Bs Co
B. Staples
Ofite Fa Maumie
Hewem & Weynen
Jacob Beckwith
Masonte Dell
Anmonel Nummer
Tews & Nebt
Groverica
Nao
Wypom
Puuite
Crotks
Alera
Jernanan
Thatcner & Fen
Wpan
We. Werkmis
al Workman
Uardwarreracrors
Seldlea
Teunke
Provisione &E
Myren Kismer
Heathin Groceriva
Figan
Leemain
Sewee Sey
Igeerge BE
Grathem Saab Duce and
Bing Peenergweanornes Pianing Mui
Nopat
Ceresco Mikrace
BRG- Smiher
Stepad
Ripon, Wis
C. U. Akin & Co
Broadway
Dodge, Hapches
Bank of 2 Servne
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