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Newspaper

Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1885

Page

4

Wisconsin newspaper advertising rates and mailing options

The Daily Wisconsin lists subscription prices by mail for one year six months and shorter terms. Advertising rates show one line prices and longer terms, with double pricing for reaching notices and Bourgeois notices. Contact Crater, Ayken s & Crater in Milwaukee for placement. paper is mailed as second class matter.

Wisconsin Cramer, Aykens & Cramer Milwaukee Briesod Win

The Weekly Wisconsin on Southern Demographics and War Prices

The piece argues the South will remain white-dominated despite rising black numbers. It condemns Republican clerical waste in Wisconsin state government and notes that fears of an all-black South are unfounded. It also discusses how European war rumors affect American markets, suggesting a temporary price uptick followed by stabilization.

South Europe England Russia Great Britain Financial Chronicle America United States Sub-Treasury San Francisco New York Congress Express Pacific Mail Steamship Company Steamship Company

WEWS IN BRIEF PORTLAND DANES ARRIVE 5000 COLONY PLAN

WEWS in brief reports a ship with 5000 Danes arriving in Portland Maine on the 24th as the first load toward a Danish colony in Western Canada. The item includes multiple brief calamities and incidents across cities, including a child burned to death in Buffalo, a drowning in Cincinnati, a fatal shooting in Arkansas, a train wreck in Kansas, a missing person found murdered in Tennessee, a suicide note dispute in Cleveland, a Montreal flood, a London explosion at the Admiralty, a Chicago electrocution accident, and a pleuro pneumonia outbreak in Illinois livestock plus formation of a railway venture in Wisconsin.

Tueee Portland Canada Frora Hay Buffalo Louise Scunelle Cincinnati Germany Marriy Mimchell Blackfish Lake Ark Memphis Memhis Wichita Clearwater Kas Frank McDaniels Arkansas City Couch Washington Lamar Oklahoma Country James Sions Spring City Tenn Cleveland Jeff Davis House of Congress J Tuncoroner C. Arthur Preller Southern Hotel St. Louis Walter H. Lennox Maxwell Preller St Tun St. Lawrence Montreal Lachine Rapids Point St. Charles Joseph Boileau St. Gabriel Village Madison and Clark Streets Chicago Charles B. Shultz

Four Old Cities and Cathedrals of France Described in Detail

The article tours Amiens, Rheims, Chartres, and Rouen, detailing cathedral architecture, sculpture, and relics. It notes Amiens with its 169 foot length and 420 foot spire, Rheims’s crowning in its three portals and forty foot rose window, Chartres and Rouen’s towers, plus Loire castles and Tours’ abbey treasures. It emphasizes the grandeur of the Gothic interiors, the Saint Ampoule legend at Rheims, and the royal coronations associated with these sacred sites.

Wisconsin Amiens Somme St. Peter's Rome Cathedral of Cologne Christ St. Firmin France Westminster Abbey Firmwin Sanve John the Baptist Constantinople Rheus Venus Circe Bacchus Mars Julius Casar Rheims Lendke Remy Clovis Henry IV Napoleon I Louis XVIII Chartres Eure Notre Dame England Denmark Rouen Europe Ezekiel Loire Tours Gaul St. Martin Delphi Charlemagne Luitegarde D. H

Milwaukee News roundup and official notices

Milwaukee brief: Frederick Sell, a local shoe maker, died by self harm. Dr. W. T. Atkinson named state veterinarian. Louis Raabe, a Milwaukee farmer's widow, died of apoplexy aged 60. Light Horse Squadron ball at Exposition Building netted nearly $5,000. Julius Willmann and J. F. G. Willmann deaths by self harm noted. Plumbers strike over mutual consent rule. Dr. N Senn buys Prof Baum library, moving to Milwaukee. purchase valued at 8,600 works and 20,000 volumes. Parkes family heads prominent Bay View and Chicago connections. Obituaries for W. Harper, George Momor and others. City council actions include Hinsey elected president. various trustee appointments and confirmations. list of prospective school commissioners by ward. An ancient book found in Chicago attributed to early Christian writings possibly from St Paul era.

Frederick Sell Milwaukee Rusk W. T. Atkinson Louise Raabe Light Horse Squadron Zastrow Ninth Street Julius F. G. Willmann Pear Maryland Volunteers N. Senn Prof. Baum University of Goettingen JosEph Parkes Wm. B. Parkes Bay View Chicago John OC. Parkes North Chicago Rolling Mill Company Josiah Parkes Charles T. Parkes Thomas Mayhew W. Harper Marshall Street Mr. Harper Kilmarnock Scotland Robert Common Council Boss” Hinsey Adolph Meineke Ald John McGee Public Museum M. J. Dullea Alexander Mitchell Erich Westernhagen W.P. O'Connor Ald. Kieckhofer Capt. O’connor W. H. Perrigo Ena Sanfiemad Chicago Tribune Horus H. Bartlett John Kitto George Momor Asia Minor Smyrna Christ St. Paul

How Money Is Wasted in the Last Legislature

Wisconsin report details secretary of state payrolls totaling 46 009 50 with Senate and Assembly clerks and assistants. It cites extravagant hiring of wives and friends, urging reform, noting Governor Rusk demanded payroll cuts, while critics condemn legislative waste.

Wisconsin Senate Assembly Commonwealth Gov. Rusk R.G. Thwaites

Love and Health: Dr Pierce Cure for Women

An ad states that beauty fades under illness but a woman can regain health through Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. It claims many women have been cured of painful female maladies and weaknesses, with price reduced to one dollar. The note adds a remark about thermometer tubes and glass changing with time.

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