Jeffersonian Election Passes Quietly in Town of Jefferson
Voters gathered at the Court House as polls opened and closed with 527 total votes. Majorities in towns of the county were reported. candidates NAMMARQUIST and Sorton faced defeat in the Bret and second Assembly Districts, with regret voiced for that outcome and a pledge to safeguard local interests.
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Randall
Painter
Noble
Alden
Bay Turvey
AO Hastings
Crawford, Howe
Bank
Coptroller
Squires and van Steen Rk
Priso
Fleck
Draper
Pickard
Wissembly
Hyer
Hammerquist
Helenville
I ‘ Ay
Sarge
Bret
Messrs
Nammarquist
Sorton
Brown Sentenced to be Hung on December 2
Brown of Harper's Ferry stood in court as the judge overruled the objections and the verdict. He argued he did not intend murder or treason, claiming Bible teaching guided his actions to aid others as he wished to be treated. The sentence issued was hanging on December 2, and Brown accepted it calmly. The tale notes Lady Franklin’s costly search for her husband’s fate and calls for public support to aid her in distress.
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Harper's Farry Nowrely
Lapr
Lady Franklin
Peoury
England
America
Nasiatios
Toedanesville Gazelle
W. R. Foster
Indian Ford
Rock River
Foster
Fort Rock
Indiana Ford
Burnham
Justice Parker
Meyir
Bey Mutual
Alwass
Hagin Street
Confidentan Givine
Hete Gu Rang
Derick Barstroe
Destruction, crime, and maritime notes amid 1850s reports
Telegraphic items describe extensive building losses in New Orleans valued around 259000, a governor offering a reward for arrest in Grant county, and various legal cases. Reports cover mad dog incident in Racine, hydrophobia fears, Lola Montez’s private life, Austrian finances, Irish laborers in Bergen riots receiving prison terms, and copyright changes in Philadelphia. Also noted are a railroad mortgage decision in Ohio, buggy accident injuries in Whitewater, a North Geneva fatality, a Moscow firm’s investments, New York church counts, toll receipts, a fire destroying a house and crops, and a block of Green Street in St Louis burned. The piece closes with Native American clashes near St Cloud and Red Lake, and Chicago port vessel/trains activity estimates.
Watertown excursionists thank Watertown citizens for aid
A Watertown meeting of excursionists from Fond du Lac Oshkosh and Appleton adopts resolutions thanking Watertown citizens physicians and officials for aid after a Chicago and North Western excursion train tragedy. They commend railroad officers for efforts to ease the suffering and note the accident was unavoidable.
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Watertown
Chicago and North-Western R. RB. Company
Potter
Fond du Lac
M.C. Eldridge
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Oshkosh
Appleton
Milwaukee, Watertown and Baraboo Valley Railroad Company
Phrticsany
Milwaukee
Eferta Pat Furtt
Europe News Briefs from Liverpool and Lisbon
Reports from LATER FROM EUROS note a horse express arriving in Liverpool with Liver pool data dated October 23. Breadstuffs are dull. provisions quiet. Great Eastern steamer postponed again for United States departure. Zurich Conference treaty details discussed. Spain unhappy with Morocco offer, war risks rise. Sardinian decree calls for 100 million trancs loan. Vanderbilt and City of Baltimore and North America steamers arrive from New York. London money market remains slightly stringent.
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N. B
Liverpool Daiva
Hull
America
Liverpool
Losnos
Great Eastern
United States
Italy
Spain
Morocco
Vanderbilt
City of
Baltimore
N. Y
Qebye
London
Maryland Election Forecast Shows Democrats Leading
Maryland voters appear set to maintain a 3 to 3 split in the legislature with Democrats favored to win a Senate majority. The tally projects 25 Americans and 42 Democrats for the House, and 8 Americans and 43 communists for the Senate, with one district still unreported.
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Bathsore
Senate
Cotton Mills Burned In New Hampshire
Coxconp, N H Nov 3 The Pem broke Cotton mills at Sancsokville were deld by ore this morning. A dwelling, packer and counting resin on the opposite side of the river were burned. Loss about 150000 with 9000 insured. Mills owned mainly by Weld and Minot Thomas How W Roberts and M Pope of Boston. Nearly 250 operatives left unemployed by the disaster.
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N. H
Pembroke
Sancsokville
Weld and Minot
Thomas How
W. Roberts
M. Pope
Boston
Great Restorative hair tonic advertised in 19th century ad
Fragmentary advertisement touts Professor Daims Hair Restorative and Dr. M'Lanxe Liver Pills as cures for baldness and liver ailments. Claims include hair restoration, skin relief, fever reduction, and vigor. Includes dealer notices and warnings against imitations, with mentions of Depot in St. Leonia and New York and sales by pharmacists and patent medicine dealers.
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Daim
St. Leonia Ma
New York
Unitet States
da M'Lanxe
Doachan Hegan
Wea
Uwnton
Park County
Linois
Ing
Pattsburch
Nsw
IP Purch
Mlase
Frew Baus
Priteon
Tespretabia
Xyse Buos
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