Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Association Elects Officers
The Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Association met at Fond du Lac from Wednesday the 21st. Officers elected for the year: President H N Toss Sheboygan Tines. Vice Presidents D McBride Sparta Sherald A C Robinson Green Bay Advocate Frank Leland Elkborn Independent. Recording Secretary A M Thompson June s ville Gazette. Treasurer David Atwood Madison State Journal. Executive Committee D W Ballou Jr Watertown Sam Ryan Jr Apple tax Leonard Luttridge La Crosse. Adjournment set to meet Januaryville on the sixth Wednesday of June 1566.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. N. Toss
Sheboygan Tines
The President's Power on Suffrage
A Boston Advertiser correspondent argues about the President's stance on enfranchising Black veterans and others. The piece contends the President lacks authority to grant universal voting rights to all negroes but may punish rebellious states by withholding suffrage, while debating the power to appoint provisional voters and governors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Holden
North Carolina
Robert Small
South Carolina
Mississippi
United’ States
The Crop Prospect for 1865 Across Loyal States
A survey of states reports widespread optimism for crops. Maine to New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Maryland note strong wheat, hay, oats, and fruit prospects. Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin see solid or improving yields. Michigan predicts an earlier harvest. Disloyal states show labor shortages but general favorable outlook, with Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and others awaiting full results as farmers resume work.
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Republic
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Empire State
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Ohio
Virginia
Arkansas
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Marion
Mississippi
North Carolina
Charlotte Bulletin
Goldaboro
South Carolina
Orangeburg
Tennessee
Texas
President's decision on colored vote and state sovereignty
The piece argues the President should decide admit or exclude the colored vote, decrying the idea that the decision represents the will of the people. It condemns sovereignty claimed by a constitution framed by a minority under slave-era conditions, likening it to fitting new wine into old bottles.
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United States
Chicago Tribune
Tornado Devastates Viroqua Area Killing Seventeen
A violent tornado swept over Viroqua Vernon County on Saturday causing widespread destruction. Seventeen people are reported dead and many others injured as buildings were prostrated in the worst such disaster since earlier outbreaks in the region.
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Viroqua
Vernon Co
Ailinois
Rebel cotton trade through Matamoros favored by Maximilian
Captured correspondence shows rebel General Slaughter and General Mejia recognizing and favoring the cotton trade through Matamoros. General Pope is in Washington having been ordered to consult the President and General Grant on Indian matters.
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Slaughter
Mejia
Matamoros
Maximilian
Gen. Pope
Washington
Thither
Gen. Grant
Geo A Prince Co catalog and misrepresentation claims
A historical ad and notice fragment discuss Geo A Prince Co Buffalo and Chicago as merchants selling jewelry and instruments. It notes dealers misrepresenting rivals, offers illustrated catalogs and price lists, and lists gold rings pendants and other jewelry items for sale. It mentions certificates for mail transactions with fixed minimal charges.
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GEO. A. Prince & CO
P. S
Buffalo
Prince & CO
Chicago
Illinois
Messrs
Rockwell & Upham
Journal Office
Shawano County, and Vicinity
Press Praise for Arrandale Co Jewelry Offer
The Lafayette Daily Courier lauds Arrandale & Co for a superior and varied jewelry selection. It notes their reputable commercial standing and urges women nationwide to join as agents with confidence. The piece advertises a broad one dollar distribution at No 167 Broadway with a chance to obtain watches, rings, and silverware through a certificate system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Daily Courier
Arrandale & Co
Messrs. aArrandale & Co
Great Girl Distrinutrox
Messrs Arrandale & Co
Broadway
Agency For European Manufacturing Jewellers
Newa
WWF Albion
Arrandale &O., AG
New York City
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A. G. Rockwell
Estlawarno
WIS
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Association
Fond du Lac
Voung
Indiana
Kentucky
Mnindy
Soldier Boys
Missouri
Iowa
Minnesote
St. Paul
Prairies
Wisconsin
Michigan
Iris
Great Britian
London Times
Johnson
Gaylord
Capital
Fry
Rio Grande
Tacuit Court
Shawano County
Court House
Richmond
Joseph M. Ostroph
Wm. B. Stickney & Co
StickNix
Oshkosh
Foott
Groveland
Mass
Wbay
Jax Weers
California
Soltaire Slécy
Stida
Stenetoy
Dinamo
Eer
Arrandale Coryi
RA EA
N. Oy
Ile
Datta
Arrandale& Coq
Pel
Conren
Shawand
Wee
WES Land Office
Als
Frei Deer Shove J. M
Wight
Sunday Pines
N.Y
Mesers Arrandale & Co
Sand
Scottish American Journal
Indies
Mercury
Kingston
Arrindale & Co
N State
Idalion
Hamilon
Winnebag
Iroy
Shawano
Weélion
Towi
Shewaab
Miy
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