Advertising rates and notices in the Weekly Wisconsin
The passage lists advertising rates for different Wisconsin newspapers and notices, including daily, weekly, and reading notices, with pricing per line and per space. It includes a disclaimer from Cramer Akens & Cramer of Milwaukee and notes on postal entry and paper policies. Milwaukee, December 4, 1885.
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Daly
Wisconsin
Addrena, Cramer, Aikens & Cramer
Milwaukee
Wisconsi
Poslotice
Wis
Sample Copies of the Weeky Wisconsin Offered by Request
The notice explains that sample copies are sent to readers or friends and that one issue does not fully judge the paper’s merits. It urges subscriptions and requests readers to pay if not satisfied. Subscribers receiving extras should share with others likely to subscribe.
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Wisconsin
Northwest
Porthald of Gen Grant Portrait Offer For Renewals
Subscribers renewing before January may receive the Photo Portrait of Gen Grant ordered with renewal money. Subscriptions credited one year from expiration and the portrait sent then. After January 1st subscribers must send 10 cents for mailing expense.
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Gen. Grant
Wealth and its limits in a modern age
The piece discusses the vast fortunes of Vanderbilt and others, contrasting them with historic wealth like Croesus and the Duc de Penthievre. It reflects on enjoyment versus income, the burdens of riches, and the moral dimension of wealth, as well as notes on contemporary public figures and court opinions.
The Signal Service and Its Alaska Stations Roles
The signal service may be separated from the War Department this year, becoming a distinct institution. Alaska stations at Fort Alexander Beh ring's Island Munttrekhlagamut Koskokvin River and others report three observations daily with monthly mail reports, staffed largely by volunteers serving five years. Promotions hinge on error-free reports and political influence affects second lieutenants.
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War Department
Congress
Lincoln
Ibis
Alaska
Ft. Alexander
Behring’s Island
Munttrekhlagamut
Manitoba
Mar
Tor’ Neki
Jhaska
Pike’s Peak
Sherwood
Milwaukee
Pike's Peak
Stanford Gift Hoax Sparks Tax Exemption Probe
The Wisconsin recalls a report that Leland Stanford gave 20 million to a Pacific university, with a claim that trusteeship and control were arranged to shield taxes. In Paris, Dr Pasteur treated Newark’s four bite victims, proving vaccination-like hydrophobia prevention may work, while Newark and New York donors funded the trip.
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Stanford
California
Wisconsin
Leland Stanford
Pacific Slope
Senator Stanford
Pasteur
Newark
N. J
Paris
New York
America
Veteran Waterloo man laments waning Wisconsin papers
Gro B Dickinson of Waterloo Wisconsin, 76, says he has long subscribed to Tap Weekly Wisconsin and Eyexixe Wisconsin and once to Sean Weekly. He notes two sons and a daughter read Tae WEErELy Wisconsin. The veteran subscriber is feeble and his life may end.
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Gro. B. Dicsisson
Waterloo
Wis
Wisconsix
Dickinson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee jury convicts three in second degree murder
In Milwaukee, the municipal court finds Frank Lewan dowski, John Michna and John Pokrzyna guilty of murder in the second degree for the October 25 killing of John Darke. Ex judge David W. Smal faces unprofessional conduct accusations over alleged divorce case bias, denied by Smal and slated for investigation. George Kuehn loses index finger and thumb after his right hand is caught in a plane mill panel at Crown's planing mill in Port Wash.
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Milwaukee
Frank Lewandowski
John Michna
John Pokrzyna
Municpal
John Darke
David W. Smal
Port Waterxates
Wis
George Kuehn
Crown
Spooner Denies Stockholder Claim In Wisconsin Case
Senator Spooner issued a firm denial of stockholding in the Northwestern Car Company’s equipment affiliate. He explained that while drafting articles of organization at the request of the Stillwater company’s president, he signed as a corporator and later disassociated from the venture. He asserted no stock ownership or directorship and claimed no knowledge of business activity until the parent firm failed.
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United States
Garfield
Ingalls
Supreme Court
Spooner
Wasmisaton
D. C
Bunn
Wisconsin
Northwestern Car Company
Northwestern Car and Manufacturing Company
Stillwater
Sabin
Madison
Taylor
Burrows
Northwestern Manufacturing Company
Unlucky Death at Brooklyn Sugar Works
Joseph Walsh, a 60 year old laborer, fell into a large circular cutting mill at Brooklyn Sugar Works and was killed. Frederick Bird, 45, plucked the mangled remains from the knives and carried them to the dock, then collapsed from shock and died of heart disease. The incident prompted shock among workers as they removed the body.
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Uguliar
New York
Joseph Walsh
Brooklyn
Frederick Bird
Aome
Bird
State Farm Notes on Franklin County Farming Ventures
Franklin and Jackson County farmers form a joint stock store and creamery with $1,000 already subscribed. Sheep trades around Watertown. bidders at $1 per head. Beet growing yields record beets near Sylvan. 23 inches long and 174 inches in circumference reported. Stock transfers include Artesian stock farm sale near Lake Geneva and Beaver Dam cattle trades. Notable consignments feature trotting stock transfers and multiple purchases of Dairy Maid and related lines by various buyers. Partnership between Babbit and Lewis F. Allen ends with sale of their interests in Buffato, New York.
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Tur
Franklin
Jackson County
Watertown
Henry Payne
Sylvan
Richland County
Lucky Mills
T. Shannon
D. Meagher
Faville
Curis Loxwaint
Sturgeon Bay
C A Saymore
Outagamie County
H.L. Davisian
Prairie du Chien
Frank S. Waters
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Northwestern
Beaver Dam
Clinton Rabbit
Beloit
T. L. Newton
Allenton
E.J. Boomer
Hemdoka
Herbert A. Boomer
Frank Bayley
Arybella Comet
Mr. Babbit
Lewis F. Allen
Buffato
N.Y
Tyan
Cynthiana
H. D.risbee
J.K. Lake
F.M. Ztesica
Dakota
Yankton
Gurlaysville
Ala
Ogontz
Mich
Dutch Fred
Erick Carlson
Tur Camden Consolidated Oil Company
Parkersburg
W. Va
Santa Barbara
Col
Winson Strar
Indianapolis
Trebien
Dayton
Ohio
Gibba & Bell
Canton
William H. Crampton
Youngstown
Frank Burnett
Medi Ealesperta
Chenango House
Greene
Chenango County
N. Y
Paws
France
Madagascar
Tamative
Geonce W. Kearty
Philadelphia
Jrap Asntnt
Danville
Inl
Benkoed
Abdill
Axwaxo Fierever
Cavendish
Taylor
Treasury
Joan F. Bosrout
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Illinois
Chester
Macoupin County
Iowa Supreme Court
H. D. Cross
McCune
Council Bluffs
Bayaro
Consul Pratt
Patrick Carrell
Cork
Macon County
Moreay & Dore
Bay City
Marmy Jopxson
Ludingtone
Iron
Toulon
Caartes Waitzaip
Cincinnati
Xenia
California
Willuiast Beck
Shelbyville
Lal
Stephen Maiden
Decatur
Irving Minter
Brazil
Goshen
Philip Brady
Erie Road
Brady
Rapa Mopseshki
Mme. Modjeska
New York City
Felicia Benda
Leo
Baltimore
Cardinal Ledochowski
College of Cardinals
Rome
St. Stanislaus
H. Klinski
New York
Omaha
Geororga Newton
London
Julius Newton
England
Newton
Dobba Ferry
Mrs. Newtom
Lowell
Minis
Boiling Caldron Tragedy Claims Man in Tennessee
In Chatanooga County Tennessee yesterday James Starling fell into a hog scalding caldron filled with boiling water while attempting to pitch in a hog. He was instantly pulled out but severely burned and died from his injuries.
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Tenn
Chattanooga
Georgia
Esterday
James Starling
Starling
Murray and Lanman Florida Water Holiday Presentation
Delicate refined and useful describes the Murray and Lanman Florida Water as a prized holiday presale item. The fragrance serves both handkerchief and toilet uses and enjoys a universal reputation, marketed for easy purchase through druggists perfumers and dealers.
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Murray & Lanman
Florida
Wabash elevator and two houses burn in Huntington fire
A destructive blaze in Huntington Indiana wiped out the Wabash elevator and two dwelling houses. The event appears sudden with total losses yet to be fully totaled. no major injuries reported at this time.
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Huntington
Ind
Vermillion
Minnesota
Josefa H. Derries
Goshen
J. C. Weaves
Weaver Organ Manufacturing Company
York
Ab Daas
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Cyrus
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Europe
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Mr. Astor
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Wr. H. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
Robert Garrett
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
New York Central
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Staten Island
Supreme Court of Ohio
Johnson
Hamilton County
Mississippi
Barisal
Krautbauer
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Green Bar
Meyer
New Franken
Brest
Franciscus Naverius Krautbauer
Ecclesiae
Feehan
Ireland
St. Paul
Heiss
Vertin
Marquette
Flasch
la Crosse
Marty
D. T
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Ft. Wayne
Burgess
Detroit
McQuaid
Rochester
C. Abbelin
Notre Dame Convent
Batz
the Signal Service
Galexa
Ill
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Eden
Chicago & North-Western Railroad Company
State Farm Notes
Bull
Dr. Bull
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