Old Mosinee Tom and the early Mosinee settlement tale
Two La Crosse county boys in 1850 blazed a Mosinee river trail to Ginny Dull Falls and founded a winter camp at Mosinee mountain. Holland, three months married, and Miller, a jokester, endured harsh work, long days, and a severe October illness as loggers pushed northward into pine country amid tamarack swamps and felled timber.
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Wisconsin
Portage
Mashion
la Crosse County
Mosinee Mountain
America
Holland
Miller
Prent
Lone Hunter Bonds Over Wolves and Firelit Woods
In a remote lumber camp, Miller, Holland, and the old hunter Tom Welsh share supper storytelling about bears wolves and survival. A dog is killed by wolves during a storm provoking Tom to vow vengeance and depart into the forest alone with his rifle and fading companionship.
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Miller
Garry
Olland
Tolland
Zip
Holland
Tay
Herald
Jack
Hank
Adama
Siet Pier
Holland Gang
Milter
Cale
Holland Bore
Portland
Old Tom
Harte
Helinnd
Tie
Asten
Ginny
Congress Holds Shortened Session Amid Tax Debate
A fragmented report covers congressional proceedings with debates on treasury policies, currency standard shifts, foreign ship practices, and an emergency revenue bill. Key figures include Mr. West Mr. Finth Mr. Stowert and Mr. Dubie, adjournment pending Thursday, and discussions on international conference calls and the protectionist tax measures.
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Crowe
Tholadao Geelneel
Lins
Ion War
Bor bin Akong
West
Mat Caroline
Finth
Dubie
Finna
Memend
Hbilwine
Tracer
Miseourt
Bingley
Shairman
Gunn
Squirg
Hracilian Chamber of Representatives
Congress
Monroe
Teach
American Republica
McClellan
Ela
Prloe
Tracy
Railways in U S Build Fewer Miles This Year
Railways in the United States reached a low point in 20 years for track laid. Only about 1,782 miles of track were built, with Texas contributing 624 miles the highest. The national total neared 181,000 miles, showing a continued decline from prior decades.
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United States
Tn Texas
Singular underground bells near Nakous on Red Sea shores
A mysterious phenomenon near Nakous at the Red Sea coast features intermittent underground sounds heard for centuries. Locals describe a bell like knocking rising from a subterranean convent, while others attribute it to volcanic gas bubbling.
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Red Sea
Nakous
First to cross the new Tower bridge crowd cheers
A London Sketch writer notes twenty thousand people packed to witness the Tower bridge opening on November 4 1860. He recalls the rush similar to Holborns viaduct day and mentions a photo of the fire-tomcat bus with coachman Thomas Grayson honored by passengers with a gold-mounted whip.
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New Tower Bridge
London
Yhlege
Holbers Viaduct
Thomas Grayson
Ulin
Christmas Peace Motifs Amid War Echoes From London
Miss Francis E. Willard, head of the World WW U, pauses in Asheville during holiday week as she receives a London cable urging prayer for peace and White Ribbons groups worldwide back Armenians. A maritime collision near Avotens leaves Bellerophon and Emile Heloise wrecked with about 40 souls lost.
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Wiscellantoun
Joux Mannix
Deming
Sonora
Mex
Republic
Iyro
Indiana
Mexico
Nead Independence
G County
George Rogers
Will Preach
Ewan Plug
China
Pescadore Islands
McLeaxsnone
Jon H. Hoeren
Denver
Cal
Hiself
Great Britain
Ireland
Aberdeen
Kingston Bay
Berore
Memphis
Tenn
Yale
Princeton
Memphis Athletic Elub
Stearmar Bellerophon
Emile Heloise
Algiers
Dowe
Schoenberger
Pittsburgh
Détch
Joseph Morton
Cardiff
Beake
Bart Hoth
Willard
Asueville
N.C
Francis E. Willard
WOT. U
Somerset
London
Warship wrecked near Pescadore Islands tragedy noted
Dec 27 report details the cruiser Ping wrecking on the Pescadore Islands with most officers and crew lost. Other items include Vanderbilt’s castle opening and a holiday gathering at Hillmore, plus a MeIstewood tragedy near Able Place with George Hawley death in custody.
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Kwon Pion
Yououas
Ping
Pescadore Islands
Tole Toy
Istewood
Dosuraas
Doe
Able Place
Wilelle Dodd
Arupken Frenay
George Hawley
Dodd Tim Custody
Mere le Jatruag
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Pineries
Yhamungarland
Miler
Tom Welsh
Tom
Sol
Lake Superior
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Telegraph
Mall
Yoas
London Daily News
Lonl Salisbury
Wader Campos
Coliseo Plantastion
Cuba
Richting
Manitoba
Dominos
Masloba
New York
Washington
Veoeauelin
Edward J. Phelps
Vermont
England
Robert T Lincoln
Snots
Phelps
Lincoln
Cleveland
New World
Tuk Manchester Courier
Woolwich
Devonport
Canada
Courier
Broenian Foreign Office
Mendonen
Brazil
Ma ‘I. M. Cunrix
United, States
South McAlester
Oly
BT Doolin
Dilton Sang
Owtlaws
Doolin
Warnex Gnonot
Kentucky Atato Penitentiary
Hne
Vrun
Ryan
LT Tun Saw Mil
Southerland Lumber Co
Ashland
Wis
Bli Noonson
Jael Carkoel
Wrester
Revenue Oficlalh
Monnahiners
Cumberland Mountains
Letoher County
Hervey
San Fraselsco
Richard Clarke
Pacific Coast Jockey Club
Clarke
Lega
Tiows Lie Loote
Marshall
Charles Wilson
Wilson
Logue
Logie
Hiaeglt
Peter Bento
New Orleans
Gardner
Metropolis
Romeoville
Bre
Fink
C. C. Jones & Co
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Samm. Kees
Georgetown
Queretaro
Lawrence
Cripple Creek
Col
Weedsport
N. C
Congres
Hailway Building
Kutramee
Sigier
Dee
Vanderbite
Tutqucax
Ewnge Vanderbilt
Hillmore
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