State Assumption Debate on Railroads and Burdens
A Milwaukee issued address by assumptionists urges public debate on state assumption of railroad liabilities. The piece argues against state burden, notes unequal county impacts, and calls for refunds to investors and fair division of any costs. It cites a forthcoming state assumption meeting and criticizes expanding state credit to cover private gains.
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Miwaukee
Dr. J. Hostetler
Jefferson County
Superpor Pacr- Hare
Brighton
Mouroay
State of New York
Fudge
A.D
Court House
Jefferson
Dig
Sheriff's Saic. Bt
Wisconsin
Heonadge Cinorie Court
George Bunker
Enid
Fort Atkingen
Roel
Aid Tannery Bilding
Seth Ten Ros
Treds
Sye
Sheritt
Edward Rankin
Jheriitton. Co
Wis
Kellogg & Harline
State of
Mabbett Nygaiash
Amare
Fort Atkinson
Teffersen
Rock
Payeluser
Sheriffs
Ste. State of Wise
Jefferson County Circuit Court
James C. McParlan
George C. Huailey
DeCourt
George C. Hoadley
Items of News Clipped and Condensed
A jumble of notes reports burglaries, deaths, and local notes. Mrs L H Sig Journes residence robbed of jewels in Harford during absence. Buffalo Governor Morgan forwards Philip Dorsheimes for Canadian Auditor post. Presby terian and Congregational Wisconsin convention minutes published. Church membership and baptism tallies given. Mrs Maat Epwanos dies after a sudden fright near Washington. Population growth estimates for Cincinnati from 1857 to present discussed. Chickapousan, Minowiner chief, murdered near Oconto. John Wanpasa at large. tribal council convened.
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L. H. Sig
Harford
Imperial Printing Office
Paris
Larabee
Billinghurst
Dunn
Potter
Brown
Bufalo Express
Morgan
Philip Dorsheimes
Buffalo
Otter
Cana
Ispras Ciasr Munpexep
EB. P-Royce, Esq
Chicka-pousan
Oconto
John Wanpasa
Charles M ‘Til
Oconto City
Stites
Wauposa
Cohiceapouson
Tiftee
J. W
Chickapouson
G. Bay
State Assumption Meeting at Newhall House
An adjourned State meeting at Newhall House approved resolutions urging cities, towns, and farm mortgagers to seek state aid to avert public credit collapse. A memorial to the Legislature was urged for relief measures and interposition to preserve credit and confidence amid looming financial distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Assumption
Newhall House
Allen
Walworth
John S. Rockwell
L. W. Weeks
Vieansin
Levis
Pra
Grant
A. E. Ray
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Cheekly Delfersmmian
T. Clothier
WATT
Praia
Lecan
Mibwaukee
Taornus Marcu
Perweex
Fiona
St. Louis
Fiora
James C. Hammond
United States Senate
South, Carolina
England
United States
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Ocal
ERIAX
Concrevatwiwandy
Presbyterian and Congregational Convention of
LaCrosse
Witel
Elewere
Faust
Maat Ep-- Wands
Atonzus S. Bowanns
Ejirst Comptres
Washington
Epwagus
Uiat Mrz
Epwanos
Tes House
Parraasios
Ctxemssarr
Commerciad
Witlst
Queen City
Senate
Assembly
Siu
Hanal Proui
Menor
Commonwealth
Mark
N. S. Durand
Wras
Ceremen
Mfr
Stoddard Judd
LW Weeks
W Cicera Comstock
Marshal M Strong
John Intuseh
JA Bingham
Dat Uptam
Sine Dis
Wal C. Allen
Jans S. Roenwaxrs
Interpos
Emanuel Munk
Milwaukee
L. F. Frisby
West Bend
Board of Managers
House of Reforms
Nome
Halits Balsatritor
Waldo
Baker
Giten
Furson
Stem
Elles John Bruce
Agtalan
Jeferson
Aztatas
Dee
Commercial
Bartey
Black Sawkle Company
Cape Lommuller
Fort Atingon
Tefferson
Lyon P. Smit
Lydia P. Smith
James M. Crowell
J. B. Holmes
Koshkonong
Nelson Benet
Jetersen
Setferson
Pcaeee
Devegiberth
Lens
Samuel Batrd
Dor
Zjeffersen County
Amos P. Grangert
Erastus Willard
Amy P. Willard
Wim
F. Hovey
Matthew Rankin
Charles W. Pierce
Lester M. Clark
MM. Planderastidi
Ransom
Said County
Levi P.gilbert
Machanic
Soother
Wm. M. Matt
Tavis
Lazy Street
W. D. Dinlyzr
Juveenzoy
COODS
Milwauke
Simone
Seaveis
the Times
Fawily Usr
Reaby-Baay
Avery Shaie
EA Gwate Se
Bes Stern Manufactories
Regides
Willeh
Turvensey
Gall Thatia
Sictodas Young
Ray Tei
ELENE
Vivek Ereetian
Wankers Gd Pecerd
Ferter Parcieclurs
Leber
Sadler EL. Sialdlos
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