Advertising and notice rates in Weekly Wisconsin 1885
The page lists advertising rates and terms for the Milwaukee Weekly Wisconsin dated June 24 1885. It notes postoffice entries, pricing per line, space measurements, and subscription options including one year six months two months and three months. It also includes a disclaimer from the WEEKLY WISCONSIN publishers about advertiser reliability and a notice on address changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Postpalc
Cramer
Portrait portraits and a subscription offer in Wisconsin paper
A long fragment describes portraits of Gen Grant and others by Bogardis, plus a photo portrait of Qun O na tulor. It advertises subscriptions to the Evening Wisconsin and a postal offer for two portraits with framed prints, detailing prices and delivery, mentioning Milwaukee and the post office display.
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Gronox
Wrin Crn
United States
Pabushe
Aps Pramas
Express
Tish
Wingonstn
Cramer
Allens
Milwauere
Weenry Wisconsin seeks subscriber letters on its success
Our aim is to be the best newspaper of the state and Western country. We request private letters from subscribers giving opinions on the Wisconsin. Names and Cramer request commendations or criticisms from readers and contributors.
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Weenry
Wisconsin
Sta Claas
Wisconatx
Cnamen, Ainens & Cramer
Stall-Feeding Plains Cattle and Wheat Enemies Hint at 1885 Outlook
Samples of the Wisconsin Weesay indicate readers may doubt a single copy reveals quality, yet the paper argues this periodical is strong. Articles discuss stall-feeding western plains cattle for winter before live export to England and inform on wheat losses from Hessian fly and other pests reducing 1885 yields by about 160 million bushels.
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Wisconsin
Themelves
Plains
England
Gladstone and the commoner reformer in English history
The piece lauds William Ewart Gladstone as a peerage rejecting commoner and a model of public service. It contrasts him with royal titles, recounts peers accepted by others, and notes his stance against a peerage. It also discusses the Statue of Liberty gift and a world view of republican friendship between France and the United States, ending with a report on England’s weak May trade.
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Wm. Ewart Gladstone
England
Queen Victoria
Mr. Gladstone
Ewart Gladstone
Pitt
Earl of Chatham
Disraeli
Robert Walpole
George II
Walpole
Thomas Pultney
Tennyson
John Brown
Wm. Gladstone
Gladstone
France
United States
Teer
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Marquis de Lafayette
Lafayette
Brandywine
Deaths of Frederick Charles and Courbet signal era ends
June notices report Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia dying after a stroke at Castle Glienicke with Crown Prince present. Also Admiral Courbet dies aboard the Bayard after long service in the French navy and governance in New Caledonia. Field Marshal Baron von Manteuffel dies in Qarrézap. Multiple lines on wills and executors follow amid unsettled succession issues.
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Admirsal Courbet
Siron von Mantenffeld Porrsnast
Frederick Charles
Glienicke
Crown Prince
Germany
Denmark
Austria
Benedek
Sadowa
Koniggrats
Prussia
France
Froissart
Speichern
Marshal Bazaine
Metz
Paladines
Orleans
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Admiral Galiber
Marine
Admiral Courbet
Bayard
Courbet
New Caledonia
Tonquin
China
Millot
Lane-Son
Alsace-Lorraine
Edwin Hans Carl Manteuffel
Magdebure
St. Petersburg
Bourbaki
Order of the Black Eagle
Berlin
The International Park On Niagara Falls
The land beside Niagara Falls on both sides will become public property for use and enjoyment. New York law transfers American side from private owners to the state after July first, with ponds issued to raise park funds. Canada’s Ontario Legislature advances, appointing a commission in talks with American officials for an international park dedication planned for summer.
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International Park
Niagara Falls
New York
Ontario
Can the Silver Act Be Suspended
The 1878 Silver Act requires coining no less than 2,000,000 silver dollars monthly. Treasury chief Gordon argues surfeit silver burdens the treasury and coinage should halt, possibly after July 1, without new legislation. Manning and the Attorney General hold the act is mandatory and a permanent annual appropriation.
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Treasury
Gordon
New York
United States
Tilden
Congress
Manning
Tragic Balloon Accident Lands Local Aeronaut
In Crankston West Virginia on June 19 a hot air balloon inflating stove caught fire, the balloon rose rapidly and collapsed. Aeronaut William Patterson, 22, of Wellsville Ohio, fell to the ground and died, leaving a wife and family. The incident occurred at the Richards and Leon circus grounds just before the show.
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Crankston
W. Va
Circus
Richards & Leon
William Patterson
Patterson
Wellsville
Frost Damages Wisconsin Cranberry Crop Outlook
Frosts across Beruo Claire and northern Wisconsin devastated cranberry fields. The crop is expected to be down about 25 percent from last year with small marshes ruined while larger marshes may yield a fair crop. Authorities forecast a 30 cent per bushel drop in this section due to late frosts and accompanying dry weather.
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Beruo
Wis
Eat Claire
Confession in Poison Plot Ties Family Tragedies at Rose Hill
Mary Kle man, 22, jailed for attempting to poison Mrs Freres family at Rose Hill. She then confessed to killing her mother, father, and sister in Dubuque Sa, naming motive and claiming insanity. She previously denied guilt but admitted crimes including the Dubuque deaths.
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Borgia
Cmecaco
Mary Kleman
Michael Freres
Rose Hill
Dubuque
Lena
Michael
Milwaukee and Oshkosh Notable Deaths and Legal Wins
Reports across Milwaukee and nearby cities note multiple fatalities and legal rulings, including the accidental death of John P. Runkel struck by streetcars, a boy found murdered in river suspicions against a suspect tied to a robbery, and a two year old killed by a streetcar. Albert Bros, a Milawkee detective veteran, dies in Minneapolis. Tar patent suit favoring Sessions with $11,455 damages. A. Baver, prominent Milwaukee merchant, dies at 58. The court rules the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance payout limited to premiums paid. Miss Bertha Mann dies by gas inhalation after deliberately turning on a jet, leaving a note citing asthma and catarrh. Ebenezer Hubbard’s will reportedly benefits his wife’s children per Oshkosh Times.
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John P. Runkel
Tus
Frank Morawetz
Artest
R. H. Passmore
First National Bank
Albert Bros
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
John H. Sessions
Ramadka Bros
United States Circuit
Apam Baver
Second Ward Savings Bank
West Water Street
Mutual Benefit Life. Insurance Company
New Jersey
Katherine Salentine
Mendel
Bertha Mann
Henry Mann
Franklin Street
Carn Scestrz
Newton
Manitowoc
Davi C. Geary
Lynn
Clark County
Anton Bischér
Applet
Wisconsin
Pharmaceutical Association
Janesville
Wisconsin National Guard
Appleton
Alfred Taxcarr
Caldwell
Racine County
Rygow
Junius Griese
Ft. Atkinson
Turkey
E. G. Homme
Wittenberg
A. Larun
la Crosse
Neenah
Menasha
Sagstetter
John Ziegler
Brillion
Calumet County
Gro. P. Jones
Pewaukee
American Nurserymen’s, Florists and Seedmen’s Association
Louis Johnson
Racine
Aronck Chase
Fond du Lac
Charles Geidel
Farmington
Washington County
Wate
Center
Outagamie
Peter Decker
William Nochets
McPherson
Hayward
Carr
L.D. Wappixarox
Argyle
J. H. Whitney
Baraboo
Louis T. Glass
Neillsville
Adjutant-General’s Office
Wausau
Casal
John Edwards
Supreme Court
Geo. McAllister
Geo. Spencer
Department of State
Carl Jonas
Prague
Jonas
TREE
Blue Earth
Cross Plains
MM. L. Sanborn
Waukesha
Mr.Sanborn
G- W. Sanborn
Iowa and Dakota
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Sherburn Sanborn
Chicago & North-Western Road
Mississippi River
Walter Kempster
Oshkosh
Kempster
Gen Grant's Mount McGregor Journey and Diary Pace
Gen Grant travels by private Vanderbilt car to Drexel Cottage Mount McGregor near Saratoga New York arriving at 2 45 pm after passing West Point and Stony Point. Col Fred Grant narrates Civil War tales to a fatigued General whose health declines with a diary noting weekly changes from June 14 to June 20 including improving voice and pulse while amid mounting weakness.
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Drexel Cottage
McGregor
Saratoga
New York
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
Gen. Grant
Mount McGregor
Gen.Grant
Grants
Fred Grant
Ulysses Grant
Capt. Dent
Wayne
Ticonderoga
Grant
West Point
Craim
Col
Post Wheeler
Mountain Cottage
Mt. McGregor
Douglas
Wisconsin fires ruin several buildings with losses
Fire reports from Wisconsin towns detail lamp explosion at Bre Turner building causing $10,000 total loss with $4,000 insured. Thompson wagon shop and adjacent house burned in Manion with about $2,000 loss and $500 insurance. Rogers & Hutchinson paint shop rear fire in Janesville caused partial destruction and another two story building. uninsured stock and building losses around $2,000. A separate note: M Meahan brakeman killed near Evansville on the Chicago and North Western. Also appointment of Valentine Bingle as postmaster of Wausau, replacing suspended Robert H Johnson amid political controversy.
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Wisconsin
Wis
Turner
Manion
Thompson
Janesville
Rogers & Hutchinson
James H. Burns
Wassixcox
D. C
Valentine Bingle
Wausau
Robert H.johnson
Johnson
Central
Wisconsin, & Republican
Ringle
Wisconsin River Pilot
Wisconsin News Roundup From Manitowoc To Appletown
A crowded Wisconsin notice sheet reports multiple local incidents. Fatalities include Badger B. Carn Scestrz at Manitowoc, and John Ziegler in Brillion amid mental strain. Thieves seize $100 and a gold ring from Anton Bischer’s Applet residence. An armory, school location funding, and military camp plans feature, with clusters of steamy weather and storms.
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Ukee
Aukee
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Gal
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Evesine Wroontha
Normit
Porthur
Wwiiconamary
Washington
Jackson
Board of Trade
Ayers Saraaparilla
IL Waukee News
Oshkosh. Times
Ebenezer Hubbard
Badger
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