WHEAT CROP PROMISING IN WISCONSIN AND NORTHERN MICHIGAN
A Sanitary-era wire reports the wheat crop in Pond du Lac Wisconsin and Northern Wisconsin looks magnificent with promise of a record harvest. Reports note some fly damage in a few fields and remark Wisconsin may yield twice the usual harvest this season. The piece contrasts Michigan crop conditions and mentions political notes, convention prospects, and health concerns affecting figures in New York and North Carolina.
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Pond Fu Lac
Washington
Wisconsin
Michigan
Supreme Court
Sentinel
York
High Court of Judiciacy
Cox
Tirsvox
Great West
St. Louis
Neescent
C. W
Hawnesee
New York
Mayer
Milwaukee growth and Wisconsin politics in a late 18th century note
Remarks on Milwaukee’s development, industrial prospects, and regional politics. Mentions the Wisconsin frontier, Milwaukee manufacturing, and the speculation surrounding telegraph-like progress, with references to New York election coverage and debates over supreme court judges.
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The
Sentinel
New York
Supreme Judges
Tadvess
Olf
Wisconsin
Farkher
Aie Rou
Toyo Ooo
Carl
Apneala
Supreme Court
Supreme District
Cireir
Dudge Wasa
Poewr
City of
Hela
Ounen
Bewanos
James Eater
Supreme Court of New York
Ammnoth Spencer
Grain Rush Overflows Levee Trade and Shipping
The harbor reports a surge of grain and produce arriving from upper streams, flooding landings and driving freight costs to New Orleans. Seven to eight stevedores await at the wharf as wheat and corn prices ease amid heavy discharge and transportation delays. Eight young women from Connecticut arrive on Hendrik Hudson to take up teaching positions in the West.
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Grerds
Ohio
Frmann ‘Tyaenens
Hendrik Hudzon
Connecticut
Chivayo Lrikane
Nimy- Yerk
Europe
Rotterdam
Dhivee
Liverpool
London
Quebec
England
House of Lords
Trish
Commere
Onooarrait
Persia
Linia
Yiluat Hugzears
Peysers
Gabriel
Mar Yohaiuin
Mars
Home Journal
Paris
Chambar Inca Hospital
France
John Brown
Distressing Ste Marie River accident during descent aborts
A party of nine including Capt. Steanard, Capt. Brown, Dr. Prenty and others attempted a dangerous descent of the Ste Marie River above the village. The yawl boat capsized near the rapids, several were rescued, three bodies remained lost, and one rescuer was injured.
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Ste St. Marie
Lalla Bf Ste Marie
John Steanard
Robert, Brown
Mesare
E. G. Seymour
Thomas Riches
John Parker
Wm. Flynn
Hugh T. Prenty
Monroeville
Ohio
Spafford
Perrysville
Wales
St. Clain
Wears
Stannard
Brown
Parker
Seymeny
Pronty
Bern
Moor
Lehe Superior Ves
Condittan
England
Sketches on the Milwaukee coast and river work in 1847
A historical sketch from May 12 1847 describes Milwaukee Harbor and river life, noting the bay geometry the canal and dam works the Empire Mills project and a Melancholy casualty on the Des Plaines. It records early settlement growth brick architecture and a detailed wool preparation guide for market. It highlights thriving trade from Milwaukee and nearby developments in the western frontier.
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Lake Michigan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Venice
United States
Milwaukee River
Milwaukee Bay
Lapham
Walker's Point
Walker’s Point
Milwaukee and Rock River Canal Company
Great Lakes
Muwauxee
Mirwauxug
Messrs
Medbury and
Hoover
Des Plaines
Kankakee
Ottawa
Northern Lake Route Promises Comfort and Scenic Travel
The St Louis Republican extols the Northern Lake route for travelers headed east, praising the Lakes scenery the Falls of Niagara and especially the floating palaces of the line with vast accommodations, fine tables and constant improvements for passenger comfort.
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St. Louis Republican
Falls
Niagara
Counterfeits Reach Cincinnati Bar Area In 19th Century Alert
New counterfeit notes appear in Cincinnati involving Dills on the Laraysers bar area. Marked 8 7 No. 1655 payable to Wa. Walt dated Dec 24, 1545, with coarse engraving. Also counterfeits on the Cayuca nary Bank in New York payable to A. G. Bendstey dated July 1, 1806. Reports warn education and detection methods, plus legislative interest in Whitney railroad plan and a New York Mariner's Club premium for glass milk pans.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Wa. Walt
Sentinel of
Munday
Cayucanary Bank
New-York
A. G. Bendstey
RauRoancra
Ham
Whitney
Pacific
Congress
New York Mariner’s Club
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Ustorve Nati
Conaisioy
Denis
Cris Sx
Tarr Preington
North Cayalins
Tfanen
New
Raluigh
North
Carstina
Wraerer
Souther
Towy
Augusta
Sudsea
Marbur
Wharin
Fiesh Gov. Brows
Mississippi
Union
Gen
Davis
U.S
Howe
Albany
Uroy
Bono Boayre
Contra
Rock
Minwavxxe
Miftali Literary Messenger
Willachia
Vietac
Bohemia
Pieatt
Welivchiay
Fener
Wallachia
Polard
Hungary
Wasminuinen
Princeton
Unico
Marinet Anan
Penneytranian
Ian Sromm
Williomaly
Joliet
Lockport
SAULT
Williams, Sessa de
N. Hampshire
Maine
Free States of Amy Confederacy
Ycupesilon
Aerockney
Cambria
Boston
Provider Insightet
Ron
Anil
Steds, &c
Milwavkee
Worthern Lake
Tarcon
Taylor
Fear Quantens
New Monterey
Mixtec
Senate
Assembly
Empire State
Tremain
Vaylor
U.S. Army
John Young
State of
Humanity OF American Solimers
Lucier
Realing
Ling
Worth
Lille
San Joan de Ulloa
Rowansee
Norwich Courier
Guy
Greenville
Norwich
Yietbn
Woodward
Wrail
Col. Wrarrwerts
Democrat
la Salle Street
Cackoon Hall
Chicago Tribune
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