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Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1847

Page

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New Year Reflections and Civic Progress in New York

A December 31 1847 issue reviews the year ending and the New Year with gratitude for friends and civic growth. It highlights New York’s memory of leaders, the state of education and morality, and calls for expanded preemption laws to aid western settlers, plus remarks on roads, railways, and political maneuvering in Washington.

Rome Sill Aron 14 Went Nui Suniea Oxton New York Hare Niagara County Boffalo Erwetal Abe New Fork Siewenth I Louse York Agncautur R. N. Messinger Howell Old Bay Seto Empire S.A Eucpire W. Brabes Wentivarda

The Dimaculey Between Scort and Wowwle

A fragmented news montage notes Worm’s arrest and public reaction across the Union, with Whig insinuations about Gen. Woah and Gen. Scerr. It also mentions holiday season sentiment, the Bonarre banking failure in New York, a large new merchant ship Columbians built in New Hampshire, and memorials for Capt. Augusts Quarles in New Orleans.

Worm Woah Scerr Mentol Union Lasix Sarre New England Chiago Plymouth Algerica Portaraouth N. 16 Mestre. 9. & A. Kinslind New York Liverpool Carpemiers United States Columbans New Orleans Wisconsin Southport Augustus Quarles Mant Churubusco Ivo Race Street Whitalloff Guve Amon Shrenor Lewis Ganiy'y Hadalon Qild Qurrtes

Excelsior Festival Second Anniversary Held in Milwaukee

The second annual Festival of the Excelsior Society of Milwaukee was held on the evening of the 28th with Ex-Gov. J. D. Dory presiding. About one hundred attendees shared a generous supper and heard speeches celebrating New York and Wisconsin unity, with toasts to New York, Wisconsin, and notable figures from both states.

Excelsior Festival Sons of New-York Wisconsin The Excelsior Society of Milwaukee J. D. Dory Eliphalet Crater W. Stow B. MecVickar James Kneeland Henry Sayres H. L. Pagg Hia Henor Miller Third Judicial District J. J. Miter I. McLaughlin W. P. Hluntington Flabbell New York Imette Empire State Eitin Fair Daughters of War Meir Lake Michigan New Yack Wiscons Nesy York EL Cramer Mikoaubre Baffado Humnens Varios Ction Monse Mankin Kalign Ravi Gedlotaan Lelter Aull Hy Sayre Ith Cntract Tn Pavse Chitty Badger Mioa Sure Caom Neww York Johnn Jay Robt R. Li Ingston Clintony Ronan Cincinnatus Ito Mt.ixt Nee York Gonl Husuar Kao Fork Pennsylvanium David Attenhouse Simeon Dow Witt Thant Ly 6 Haemony Place Vhce Untington Reptleman Empire New England Hudson New Hougland Ware Thistreet Ruckerbockers Hudsor Rinbattenyills Plymouth New-York New-England P. Potter Theruth Canala Tailrosda Stean Benag Alexander Hamilton Alan John Jay de Witt Clinton Potter Coraynee Anii Rala Ging Rome Elbert Heringmith A.D. Smith Tle Faneuil Hall Liberty Daniel L. ‘Timpkina England Union Martin van Suren Paniel D New Fork Amit Wisconsin West Cramen Duann Wilson Eai King Thisa James Johnson New Milwaukie Grange US Monroe James Goa Jonathan Gon Jonathan Coul Greey Vale

Ravages of Cholera in Oroomiah Persia 184? Scene

A detailed letter from a mission observer in Oroomiah describes cholera raging across Azerbijan and neighboring provinces. It notes rapid, violent deaths, linkage to Ramadan abstinence, and an atmospheric mist above the city that recurs with outbreaks. The writer reports survivors, retreat to a health retreat, and the disease’s persistence in villages while the city’s toll remains harrowing. The account links disease spread to regional routes from Tiflis, Georgia, toward Erzerum and Turkey, with alarm at the sudden mortality and the eerie mist phenomenon observed from a Koordish mountain health retreat.

Nechotera Persia TiGis Inigorgia Azerbijs Ooroomiah Georgia Turkey Erzerunm Tris Tiflis Persi Ender Koordish Mountains Oorooniah India Wioer Cliveage Java

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