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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1847
Page
5
A 1847 dispatch extols volunteers who clothed themselves for the conflict, lauding their steadfast discipline amid cannon fire and storms. It contrasts European views of bravery with the American volunteer spirit and notes their role in sustaining fortifications and courage.
A lengthy editorial celebrates American volunteers and citizen soldiering, praising devotion to country and the republic. It notes confidence in national progress, the army’s bravery in previous wars, and the unity of people behind liberty. A civic procession at Dulles States Hotel showcases flags, badges, and speeches, with delegates from multiple cities attending.
Gossip on newspaper values across Boston New York and national market for papers like Atlas Mercury Times Courier and Sun. Notes sales figures profits and shares while recounting allied remarks on press business, investments and recent harvest reports amid Civil War era reportage.
The President and Secretary Mason were received in Richmond Va by the mayor and arrangements committee. They arrived by northern cars and were escorted to the Capitol in a ceremonial procession amid a large crowd. Citizens presented numerous greetings as the party stayed briefly in the city. The crowd included many ardent political opponents, though the hosts appeared gratified by the reception.
A lively street scene near Twenty Third Street yesterday featured a comedy in real life performed by two amateur couples. The show devolved into a wild domestic scene with pots shattered, a chair toppled, and a couple driven to the station after a street battle of tempers and furniture. The crowd watched as a moral lesson on theater and marriage was drawn from the chaos.
Obscure 1347 report items include death notice of George F Mareley, court resolutions, and public notices on drain works, with colonial style commentary on legal courts and a disturbing patient account, plus scattered local events and civic planning notes from Jefferson County Wisconsin.
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