Excursion party from Racine travels by rail to Dubuque
A large group including Governor's Greys and Germania Band left Dunleith on a 4 o'clock train for an excursion to Racine with many attendees staying at local hotels and residences. Mayor J J Casa organized hospitality as crowds dispersed to react with cheers and salutes as the train arrived and depart.
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Debagen
Racine
Illinois Central
J Deery
Drees
Fee
MuAltoon
Mel Rev Jeeger
J Hodok Musmith
H. Brinkmann
Fascott
J I. Daven
L. Moors
D ‘Gardner
A . K. Fuller
Miller
Burbank
Earl
Watson
S Skemp
G Moser
RB Mortis
J R Thorn
Te Wilkie
H Meethtep
H Langworthy
Langilyens
Jan Oo Stewart
J Zugenbubler
Galena
Racine & Mississippi Bailroad
Tersalave
Freeport
Lees
Rasine
Chisens
J. J. Casa
Ravine
W. P. Leon
Manrine
Foxcrost
Eacue
Chicago
GH. Weight
Mag
J. L. Langworthy
D. A. Mahony
Gel. Heath
Messrs
I. HL. Heath
L. H. Langworthy
E.B. Qwest
W. Palmar
Pelleck
Commicien
Car
Racine and Dubuque Excursion Guests Praised
Visitors from Racine and Dubuque toured Racine with a focus on manufacturing prospects. The Cass threshing machine works employ 130, producing $164,250 yearly. Racine High School and Racine College impressed, while Dr Hor’s self collected cabinet drew admiration. The governor’s Grey volunteers paraded, then a ball at Titus Hall closed the day. The return voyage sparked mutual business interest and friendship.
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Igen
Cocaigue
Milwackie
Dubuque
Cass
Racine High School
J. G. McMyrm
Wisconsin
Northwest
Racine College
Titus Hall
Freeport
Racine and
Concord
New Hampshire
Nashua
Lowell
Boston
Providence
Massachusetts
Merrimac River
Narraganset Bay
Rhode Island
New England
Lincoln
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Bennington
Brown) University
Wayland
Edwin M. Snow
Burrableg
Hinaa
Old Abe
Jeff. Davis Critiques Hawkins Mission to Illinois for Corn Aid
The Jackson Mississippian condemns Major Hawkins for soliciting corn in Illinois to aid Smith County's suffering poor. It argues his actions insult Mississippi’s independence and align with abolitionist allies, accusing him of harming state dignity while provoking partisan backlash.
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Jackson
Mississippi
Weil
Fragmentary private letter mentions Northern march and dates
A highly garbled private letter extract refers to a march upon the Northern region and a February 16 1961 date. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or identifiable events or individuals.
Unclear OCR Fragments Reported in News Snippet
Fragmentary OCR text presents an unclear event with numbers and terms. no identifiable people, places, or organizations emerge to establish a concrete news item or outcome. The readable portions fail to form a coherent report or verifiable detail.
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