Eleventh Annual Session of Wisconsin Editors and Publishers
The Wisconsin Editors and Publishers Association will meet at Court House Hall in Sparta on June 18. A one day session will include addresses by officers and guests, with excursions to La Crosse and Rochester. Local arrangements are managed by secretary W H Farnhaus, with support from railway companies for the outing.
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Wisconsi Editors’ and Publishers’ Association
Court House Hall
Spartas Wiss
Forrmel
Sidley
Mile
Tle Association
Sparta
W. HL. Farnhaus
Wisconsin Editors and Publishers' “Association
Ringoes
Northwest Union Pagicct Company
Vee Thwok St. Pal Dialweny Company
Milwaukee & Tedu Chienallway Company
Ghienge ¢ Norshw Reilway Company
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Southern observers weigh party shifts and black enfranchisement
The passage argues Republicans gain from freedmen voting while Democrats caution against shifts. It notes the large white minority in South Carolina, fears of a black-dominated state, and calls freedmen pivotal in elections. It highlights unionists allying with freedmen and the decline of terrorism with reconstruction.
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Sattler Wilson
Melley
Washington
Mexandria
Saul
Carolina
South Caroline Mth
New York
Cinginnati Dnquirer
Chicago
Republican
French War Preparations Show Exposition as Backdrop
The Emperor inspects all Exposition departments approving arts and agriculture while scrutinizing arms production and ironclads. France accelerates shipbuilding, recalls leaves, and strengthens the grand army as pacifist hopes hinge on peace talks and Prussia’s dominance in Europe. The piece notes renewed tension and a clash of Greek with Greek in coming contest.
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France
Prussia
Europe
Lusemburg
Hagt
France seeks to restore prestige amid European tension
The text claims France feels it must restore lost prestige and punish its rival to extend boundaries, while praising Japan. It notes post civil war stability at home and views European bellicose preparations with complacency.
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France
Japan
Europe
Election at Washington Signals Shift in Negro Voting
The Washington election results show African American voters largely backing Union candidates, delivering a decisive Republican victory. The piece notes orderly, thoughtful participation by Black voters, contrasting with white voters in cities, and discusses implications for Reconstruction and national salvation.
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Washington
Johnson
Tin Comnery
Milicaadre Sentinel
Attempted assassination of the Russian Czar reported
The Paris report on Napoleon's shooting plot details a Polish mechanic named Paye, a Belgian-born native of Volhynia, who fired at the Czar as he rode by. A groom was struck, a horse bolted, and the assailant claimed intention to curb the Czar's rule. The incident spurred condolences, flags, and a church service in Paris.
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Puris
Russia
Prue
Editorial correspondence from Werstrex Tierrr New York 1867
Editorial correspondence from New York City dated May 1867 contrasts Eastern and Western farming prospects. It describes seasonal conditions from Michigan to New York, market activity, and urban life, noting Wall Street speculation, business mood, and social attire. It also visits the Varbone Gites printing works and mentions union support and Greeley. Amusements in New York include Maggie Mitchell and venues on Broadway.
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May
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Ohio
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New York
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Benquet
Cigs
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Wall Street
Leon Dridge
Ailice
Hwidge
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Amusements Visit Through Toledos Route Stops
The writer recounts a transit journey visiting Toledo Dunkirk Friendship and Suspens calling on BR Leenie of the Toledo lade. He notes meetings with local figures including Gen J W Prom and mentions admiration for Wisconson boys and local farms, praising scenery and hospitality during the trip.
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Dunkirk
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Leenie
Berlin
Wis
Petrdarur V. Nasby
Lysartag
Societs
Wien
Colede
J. W. Prom
Wisconsin
Tero Duginen
Mick
Rintathy
Dorty
Prairie du Chien Cauvier 2 esale above appraisal value
The Prairie du Chien Cauvier 2 esale of the Fort Crawford Milling pro sold above its appraised value. Reports from Lancaster Grant Co mention Fairchild expected at a celebration. A gopher hunt in Trenton is linked to casualties of 3 868 and 8 710 in opposing sides. The rail depot at that place will be enlarged to double-seat capacity. An ac cent of aary perpetrated at the Post Orchive Black River Weells on the 1st inst. Crops are reported to be prospering in the region. Mr Nash Forsyth of Rich Hill Ohio was killed at Genoa while attempting to steal from a portable saw mill frame.
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Grant Co
Trenton
Jackson County
Black River Weells
Vernon County Coisor
Nash Forsyth
Rich Hill
Ohio
Genoa
Unclear fragments recount accidents and losses in Polk County
A garbled report describes a fatal head injury from an airborne impact and references Appleton Crescent. Other notes mention German emigrants settling in Outa Gave County, a boy forging an order in Wallptin for clothes, and fourteen hogs belonging to Isaac Staple found dead in Stilwater pens, likely poisoned.
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Bug
Outa
Wallptin
Polk County
Isaac Staple
Stilwater
Creed Faith Fragment and Confession of Conscience
Fragmented medieval confession recounts faith conflicts and devotion amid coercion. It rails against oppression by rulers and clergy, seeks personal spiritual certainty, and vows loyalty to country and God while condemning coercive oaths and bribes. The speaker pleads for peace and fidelity and laments fear of death.
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Fragmented Public Notices From A Philly Weekly
A damaged OCR fragment discusses claims procedures and settlement workflows, mentioning examinations in form and notifications. It describes a weekly publication at 411 Walnut Street Philadelphia with scientific tone, auditing the process and editorial style.
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