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Newspaper
Sauk County Standard
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1853
Page
2
The Sauk County Standard notes a loose mix of ads and articles including new agency openings, engravings in publications, and serialized novels. It highlights Miss Clarke's changers, Miss May and Mr W D Chara notices, and a review of new books and periodicals with local patronage remarks. The piece calls for accuracy in real estate records, mentions theater activity, and includes weather and spring comments.
Editor notes from Madison dated Jan 29 1903 describe a busy week in the Wisconsin Senate and Assembly. A proposed rule to end annual sessions and curb lobbying prompts debate on government structure, emigration, and a Homestead law. The piece reports on a history project by Gov. War and a Democratic push for rail charters, plus Assembly adjournments and party tensions.
A long fragment recounts a Milwaukee city political stir over repealing the Fugitive Slave Law and a new political pamphlet. It notes a public curiosity about a figure named Jombiy Jnd and recalls Milwaukee’s evolving press and a figure associated with the Wisconsin Commercial Caper and a push for reform. The piece hints at shifting influence and the rise of a partisan pamphleteer delivering bold opinions amid national tension.
Fragmented and garbled report describes a Cuban meeting with anti US rhetoric and calls for Liberty movements. The piece mentions Creole population views and references to American influence on the island, with scattered names and phrases about tyranny and resistance.
Floriana reports a declaration of war by Louriy amid the mass execution of General Hop Seas and his small force. The Savannal Quast notes U S forces countering with warnings as tensions rise over Florida, with references to British and American actions and a treaty clause on non colonization of nearby coastlines. The piece includes a later note about a money maker and a sale of assets.
The Wisconsin Senate and Assembly discuss amendments and funding proposals concerning university lands in Milwaukee and surrounding counties. Debates cover taxation, subdivision provisions, and spending plans, with emphasis on education funding and the state’s tax structure.
The text records a 1942 Rep RTAUR COMMITTAFA meeting. It notes resolutions for publication of the Hun k Law, a plan to print 5000 copies, and motions to urge Senators to press domestic issues. It mentions printing for a steamship line at Wisconsin and ordered readings with weekly mail service between Beluit and Minetel.
A bill to amend an act in title 19 to confer uniform authority on Canary officers in certain counties. Referred to the committee on state offices, with Hull to report. Senate adjourned and ordered to third reading.
The record outlines assembly proceedings with petitions from Dodge and Rock counties, references to G Gy for a gallows in Milwaukee, and motions on bank paper payments and printing orders. It notes bills passed, including Shawnee county incorporation, and a debate on justice and judiciary committee recommendations. The session adjourned with vote counts and a call of the House threatened but not imposed.
A dense report lists Kenosha city officials and Wisconsin state actions. Mentions include Mr Shoarpetan, Mayor, and City Council, along with references to Green Bay and Milwaukee area matters and proposed railroad and prison appropriations. The text references government committees, legislative bills, and acts under consideration.
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