Wisconsin weekly advertisement pricing and notices 1885
The Wisconsin weekly carries ad rate details and submission notes for advertisers. It lists six and twelve month terms, per line charges, and space calculations. It also contains statements about responsibility for ads, unsubscribe instructions, manuscript handling, and contact at Cramer Aiken and Cramer Milwaukee. It is dated December 19 1885 in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Addyers
Wis
Bete and
Claas Matter
Sample Copies Offer Subscriptions For Wisconsin Weekly
The notice states that samples of the Wisconsin weekly are sent to readers and friends, noting one copy does not let readers judge merit. It invites subscriptions and reminds subscribers that extra copies are for distribution to prospective subscribers.
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Wisconsin
Fio
Portrait of Gen Grant in Wisconsin renewal drive
Subscribers renewing before January receive a Tree portrait of Gen Grant if ordered with their renewal loan. Subscriptions expire, then one year credit is given. after January 10 cents for mailing. The Wisconsin paper plans broader distribution and urges neighbor recruitment. Also discusses improved coastal defenses with breech loading rifles and fortifications for major seaports.
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Dst
Gen. Grant
Tilden
Carlisle
Atlantic Seaboard
Ordnance Bureau
Washington
Fort Wadsworth
New York Harbor
Wadeworth
Charleston Harbor
Charleston
Fort Wagner
Wisconsin
Vanderbilt Will And Tariff In The Nation's Mind
The piece surveys William H. Vanderbilt's vast estate and benevolence, contrasts President Cleveland's tariff message with free trade advocates, and traces party maneuvers on tariff revision, praising Cleveland's cautious stance while urging delayed action until Republicans govern again. It notes local postal appointments and ends with a medical endorsement for Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
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Democratic Party
Carlisles
Morrisons
Hurds
Wattersons
Cleveland
Congress
Samuel Randall
Pennsylvania
House
Randall
Carlisle
Kentucky
Randal
Kentucky Free Trader
Morrison
Ilinois
Committee of Ways and Means
Ways and Means
Frank Hurd
Ohio
Senate
Eastern Europe and Turkey in Crumbling Era
Episcopal minister Dr. Hale, after fourteen months in Greece Russia and the Holy Land, discusses Turkey's decline and a proposed settlement plan. He envisions dissolving the ruling ring, letting the sultan fade, and Russia and England reshaping the region with Egypt as a potential flashpoint, while noting Russia’s cautious reforms and the need for education for emancipated serfs. Also covers Crimean landmarks, St. Petersburg, and Jerusalem.
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Hale
Grace Cathedral
Davenport
Greece
Russia
Palestine
Arabia
Wiscossis
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
Bosphorus
England
Egypt
Dr. Hate
Crimea
Paris
Sebastopol
Redan
Malakoff
Balaklava
Light Brigade
Thirtty
Valle
Ireland
St. Petersburg
Wisconsin
Siberia
Troy
Jerusalem
Pasha
Omar
Vast string of scattered 19th century incidents and deaths
A jumble of brief reports from a distant era covers fires in Louisville and Davenport, deaths including royalty, bankers, a diverging list of accidents, a murder confession, a funeral procession for Louis Riel, hydrophobia scares, a Dakota Senate vote, and a mysterious frozen wagon find near Bay City.
Milwaukee Watters and Local Fatalities Spark City News
George B. Davenen, released early from two years for pension frauds, is freed for good behavior. A nine year old boy, Jacob Whedon, died of hydrophobia after a mad dog bite, the third rabies death this year. An old man, William Oln, 77, died of apoplexy on Hibernia Street. Pauck Rooney, 62, contractor, died at home after years of injury and illness. A roof collapse at West Side Street Railway barns injures no one, three cars damaged. Gov Rusk may release Jerry Wilson, pardoned after murder conviction. A gas leak explosion injures George Griffith, apprentice plumber, causing possible eye loss and prompting a damages suit threat.
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Krauthauer
Green Bay
Greasy Bax
Wis
Francis Xavier Krauthauer
Krautbauer
Father Ratzer
St. Francis. Navier’s
Ameries
Buffalo
N. Y
Rochester
Milwaukee
Notre Dame
A. Urbanck
Mississippi River
Father Krautbauer
Lake Michigan
New Orleans
Florida
Sicily
Auumber
Loversville
Henry Freeman
Logan County
J. M. Henry
Freeman
Mrs. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Fargo
D. T
Duluth
Dajuth
Andrew Kopf
Germany
Embarraas
Olney
Ill
Jacob Lewis
Terre Haute
Davis
Carter Street
Philadelphia
Morrill Brothers
Long Prairie
W. T
Miner
William AL. Vanderbilt
St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church
Envoy
Corry
Pennsylvania
Joseph Herrick
Muncie
Ind
Cartersville
Etowah River
New York
Joseph McCann
W. C. Burnes
McCann
Louis Riel
St. Boniface
L. H. Harner
Fort Wayne
Levi H. Kessler
Rormrr Toowss
Georgia
Washington, Ga
Cleveland
Yakutsk
Imperial Arsenal
Black Creek
Haligh and
Eberal
Hazleton
GVC
Tur Firat
Dakota
Grand Army Hall
Huron
Assembly
United States
G.C. Moody
Alonzo J. Edgerton
St. Johnsburg
Benjamin Greenbank
Newark
W. J
Charles Nichols
William Anderson
Ainsworth
Neb
Anderson
Saucer Dyer
Garrison and
Phillips
South Abington
Mass
Dyer
Frederick Douglas
Prairie Grouth
Bay City
Mich
Howe
George B. Davenen
Chester
Jacob 8. Whedon
National Avenue
William Oln
Hibernia
Hiram Bord
Prescott
Watertown
Pauck Roonry
Seventh Street
Rooney
West Side Street
Wells
Twenty-second
Gov. Rusk
Jerry Wilson
Wisconsin
Wilson
Griffith
State Farm Notes on Farm Expenditures and Exports
A 6065 pound pair of oxen were shown at Marinette. The Southwestern Wisconsin Poultry Association plans its December 26 to January 1 show at Dodgeville. Reports cover buckwheat yields near Neosho, tobacco tax efforts in Edgerton Stoughton and Cookeville, and Perry of Trenton earning 1500 with a threshing engine. Farm commerce totals include 87550 dollars for grain, 19000 for livestock, and 3000 for hay and wood with other staples.
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Marinette
Clayton
Mich
Southwestern Wisconsin Poultry Association
Dodgeville
Joan P. Hertz
Thia Farm
Neosho
Edgerton
Stoughton
Cookeville
Washington
Perry
Trenton
Dodge County
Janes Trevoar, Jr
Lancaster
BE. G. Macier
Beaver Dam
Herman Olson Bergeland
Burke
Dane County
Cottage Grove
Tus Knapp, Stout Company
Stoddard
Caneo
Menomonie
Dunn
Barron
Waupaca
Republican
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the Weekly
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
America
William B. Astor
Henry
Vanderbilt
Himsekf
Voinstein
Wasarscros
D. C
R. Laflor
New Amsterdam
Byron Muldéx
Clarence Snyder
Racine
Field
Ayer
Paterson
Garrett Onderdonk
Rockland County
N.Y
Onderdonk
Denaysas
Jobn C. Shulz
Delavan
Osheose
Noel Buckstaff
Buckstaff, Edwards .& Co
Buei'neas
J.B. Warnen & Co
Louisville
Proce Ferpivany
Portugal
Lisbon
Apolf Derieuer
Switzerland
Tattomb
W.H. Vanderbilt
R. ON
Hersnheep
Leavenworth
Cranves Lowspes
U.S. N
Euston
Aid
Maine
Richard Golden
Eanz
Givers
Funda
Milwaukee Watters
State Farm Notes
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