Impeachment debate and local election news in Shawang Wi 1867
The Shawwang Wisconsin Evening reports on the impeachment investigation's continuation and unfinished evidence, noting charges against the President remain uninvestigated and that the committee’s work extends into the next Congress. It includes critical takes by A Johnson and mentions Sturgeon Bay politics, a murder near Red River, a missing sailor’s injury, a wanted missing father, and Green Bay race results, a completed Gazette volume, and Brown County tax status and upcoming building plans.
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Stunceon Bay
J. Harris
Washington
Door County
Advocate
John LeRoy
Sturgeon Bay
Red River
Green Bay
John McNallis
Lega Snd
Grren Bay
Lake Pepin A. R
Wisconsin River
Deilaney
Gazette
Col. Ginty
Brown County
Reconstruction era politics and impeachment signals
Washington reports detail the Judiciary Committee’s findings on confiscated property in Louisiana returning to rebels, trials over murder of Union soldiers in South Carolina, and a push to extend eight hour work days for government workshops. Lincoln era moves include Nebraska statehood, tariff and tax fate, and impeachment momentum with warnings on reconstruction and tenure bills.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Louisiana
South
Edward Cooper
Select Committee
South Carolina
Grant
Wilson
Custan House
Smythe
House Judiciary Committee
Navy Yards
Utah
House
Department of Missouri
Thayer
Nebraska
Congress
Senate
Friends of
Secretary of the Treasury
Hughind
United States
Canada
Rendall
Vienna
Almister
Motley
Surratt
Texas
John A. Dis
Paris
Hugh Ewing
Hague
House of Representatives
Colfax
Tilton
Remissness in Surratt arrest and rail road report notes
The Judiciary Committee reports lack of due diligence in pursuing John H. Surratt. A special committee on Southern Rail roads found witnesses examined but not enough to complete a full report, suggesting the evidence be turned over to clerks for the next Congress. Senate executive session confirms few new appointments and tables Cowan’s Austria mission. News item notes the death of Hon. Jackson Hapley in Milwaukee, his career in Erie County and Wisconsin politics, and a Madison Cantont editor Grorge Hyer marriage. Local editorials mock the Crescent and Good Templars Lodge, while a Buffalo dispatch reports five corpses found in barrels at Grand Trunk Depot. A Marion Kentucky gold mine letter describes a large, valuable quarry with ore tests, property purchases, and workers.
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Inex
Judiciary Committee
Rogers
House
Court of Justice
Congress
A. Johnson
Soae
John H. Surratt
Surratt
Executive Department
Maynard
Special
Southern Railroads
Senate
Cowan
Austria
Evansville
Marion
Crittenden County
John Wilborn
California
Tae Tams
Tre Trisuxe
America
the Tribune
Tuk
Johnson
Lee
Washington
South
Lincoln
Administration
District of Columbia
Trinusr
Europe
South America
Tus Trigusxx
Aready
Tux TarnuNe
Enlargement of the Milwaukee Sentinel No Increase in Price
The Milwaukee Sentinel announces a new volume for 1867 with extended columns to fill more space, promising no price rise despite higher paper and composition costs. They seek additional subscribers to offset the increased expenses and ask supporters across the West to assist.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Friends of the Sentinel
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Erie County
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Get
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Remington
DAILY
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Tri-Weekly Sentinel
Jermain & Brigihtman
F. R. Schettler
India
S, Eckstein
Ferry Street
Strong & Clark
Geo. Strong
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Our Wholesale Department
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Warhington St
NEW Yorkk Tribune
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Daily Tribune
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