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Newspaper

Watertown Chronicle

Location

Watertown, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1849

Page

2

Wisconsin and Fox rivers navigation to Green Bay via Fort Winnebago locks

The article outlines plans and progress for improving Wisconsin and Fox river navigation, including locks at Fox River, a dredging steamer to remove bars, and federal land grants funding up to 400,000 acres. It notes anticipated shifts in trade, emigrant routes, and the potential for Green Bay to become a major port linking Lake Michigan, Green Bay, and Fox River towns, with emphasis on reduced land routes and safer year round landings.

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Financial distress and lending laws under scrutiny

The Madison Argus discusses scarce money and high interest in Wisconsin, criticizing state lending laws and barriers to capital. It urges inquiry into causes, notes foreign capital’s slow flow, and warns that prohibitive rules curb safe loans, urging potential reforms to ease credit and aid debt collection.

Atlantic Capial Castom Capitabdu Madison Argus

Annexation of Canada and notable 19th century events

The London Times and London Examiner discuss possible annexation of Canada to the United States, while Montreal and Quebec papers weigh in on constitutional applicability. A Wisconsin murder case involves Cameron killing Allen after a dispute over stolen lumber. The U S president may visit Bedford Springs in August to inspect improvements and attend the Syracuse fair, depending on politics. The Texas Rangers pledge border protection from Corpus Christi to the Rio Grande. Comedian Thomas Flenn has died in New York City.

London Elow Canada United States London Examiner Montreal Quebec U. S Sent. & Gaz Washington Philadelphia Moth American Bedford Springs Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Syracuse N. Y Great Free States

Tax Gatherer War Riles Citizens In Badgerdom

Citizens rally against excessive taxes in Badgerdom as debate over state debt and public spending ramps up. The piece notes 1860s style political eldership, calls for outrage at waste, and urges tax payers to act at the polls while recounting related legal cases and local incidents.

Badgerdom United States Shiles Madison

Debate over Wisconsin interest laws and growth prospects

The Wisconsin argument centers on opposition to the interest law as ruinous to farmers and small lenders. The piece argues capital will flee to states with enforceable collection and notes moral objections, urging repeal. It discusses droughts and crop prospects, predicting strong wheat yields but potential lodging from a recent shower. It also mentions a national day of fasting proclaimed by the President.

Madison Argus Thie Argus The Agrarians of Wisconsin Progressive Democrats Tur Wagat Nodge

Fearth and Sabbath School Celebration Impress Village

An unusually pleasant Sabbath School event in the village drew a large turnout of about 170 children plus many adults. A long table groaned with good things, with Rev. J Guppis Cratannan delivering an apt address. Odd Fellows and Jefferson Odd Fellows celebrations followed with a grand procession, multiple speeches, and a generous picnic for roughly 400 attendees.

J. Guppis Cratannan James Pack Wo. C. Fountain Odd Fellows Jeferson Whitewate Court House D. J. Paoarixe Howls Comany Harvey Sanborn J. W. Uatrander Ben. J.B. Holmes Reader John J. Smith Urulor David Puiling Rey Melancthon Juyt Jefferson OO Echool Cann Teachers’ Institute Anans Enos N.W Manuny Chicago Nurtoa Re J Jefferson

Arrest of a Horse Thief in Rural Wisconsin Village

A youth calling himself Nathan P. Button from Stephenson county Illinois arrived by horse, offered a horse for sale at a low price, and with suspicious stories. He accompanied a man to Monterey near Janesville, where the horse was proven stolen from Mr Minnepor’s pasture. He is detained at Rock County expense. The boy, clad in a soldier’s rig with a fake goatee, faces consequences for the theft. A separate note mentions a Jefferson County Normal School meeting in Fort Atkinson on the 25th and the institution’s charter prospects. Further copy about books from Milwaukee author Hermina and Governor Seward’s Life of Joan Quiner Adams is promised next issue.

Muanor Prange la Cyesar Prairie la Croese Wisconsin P. A. Cameron Allen Cameron Alton Cimeranden Aeron Nathan P. Button Stephenson County Illinois Ashippun Groney Heap Monterey Janesville Sastru Minnepors Epense Rock County Nathan Norma Senoou Jefferson County Normal School Fort Atkinson

Riot at Lowell Ireland Family Clash Ends in Injuries

A mob clash near Lowell in Dogg county left an Irish family and local workers fighting over a road mishap. The father struck a pathmaster, a fight followed, and stones were hurled. The Irish group eventually retreated as neighbors gathered. The old man suffered a severe arm injury and other laborers were hurt. The exact facts are unclear and both sides may bear fault.

Lowell Iist Wn. Kinney Mr. K Persans Ias Uheo Rishamen

Teachers Institute meeting and local notices in Watertown Chronicle

The Watertown Chronicle reports the Jefferson County Teachers Institute meeting at Fort Atkinson July 25 with S Carr as president and M Montague pro tem secretary. A three member committee proposed amendments and a second meeting was planned. Also notes ice cream saloon opening, coalition politics, postmaster changes, a new Dodge county post office, a Racine fire, and the Southport Daily Ledger suspension.

Watertown Chronicle Jeffenson Jefferson County Teachers S. Carr M. Montague Messera Nutter Norton Adama Fort Atkinson Friends of the Institute N. W. Educator Port Atkinson

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