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Wisconsin
Europe Eyes War or Peace as England and Russia Drift
Milwaukee reports argue that peace between England and Russia remains possible yet fragile amid a global armament climate. Analysts note Russia's defense posture and England's naval power, with risks from Egypt India and Irish unrest, while conscription and volunteer forces shape both nations' war readiness.
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England
Russia
Europe
Russ
Ward
Afghanistan
London
St. Petersburg
India
Turkestan
Germany
Odessa
Sevastopol
Black Sea
Baltic
Egypt
el Mahdi
Persia
United States
United Kingdom
The Week at Wisconsin and Indian Lands Debate
The Weekly Wisconsin argues that Indians hold vast lands unused on reservations while settlers push westward. It urges ending the reservation system, allotting 160 acres per Indian family, and opening two thirds of lands to settlement. It notes Dakota’s rapid growth and asks for statehood inclusion.
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Wisconsin
United States
Wide West
France
Padre Fe
Sample Copies of the Western Wisconsin Paper Notice
Readers are urged to subscribe and evaluate the paper by sampling copies sent to individuals or friends. Distribution promises that one issue may not convey full motifs, as the review of content is limited.
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Wrerly Wisconsin
Weny
Gris
Art
Milwaukee Matters: Dated Murmurs and Trials in 19th Century News
Milwaukeee notes report the death of Tas wife of Dr C C Taylor in Scarborough England on the 18th, a house fire near Buckhorn Oak Creek on the 20th causing about 1200 dollars loss, and the death of brewer William Dares in Mayville aged 56. Intelligence arrives of Mrs T H Wood’s death in Chicago on the 21st, wife of ex Alderman Wood. Three burglars Nicholas Keepfle George Sylvester and Charles Persons are sentenced to three years hard labor at the house of correction after prior terms. Agnes D Hexperson dies aged 82 on the South Side, mother of Mrs Gardiner Campbell and Mrs James Coleman, and sister to Mrs James Sheriffs. Milwaukeans mark golden wedding of Mr and Mrs Henderson five years ago. Wisconsin failures include John M Shoemaker’s dry goods assignment in Green Bay and the North Western Marble Works failure in Bern with agent Rice fleeing after irregular money returns.
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Tas
C. C. Taylor
Scarborough
Eng
Charles Kehne
Buckhorn
Oak Creek
William Dares
Mayville
Wis
Hanson
Sycamore
Fourth Streets
T. H. Wood
Chicago
Wood
Fifth Ward
Milwaukee
Nicholas Keepfle
George Sylvester
Charles Persons
Mallory
House of Correction
Keepsie
Waupun
Agnes D. Hexperson
Thomas Henderson
Scotland
George Henderson
Waukesha County
Eagle Unthl
Gardiner Campbell
South Side
James Coleman
Seattle
Washington
James Sheriffs
Henderson
Ellersville
Ind
David Allen
W. W. Pitts
Elkhart
William Hubbell
New London
Ashen
Mansua LR
P-Hughes
Richmond
YV S
Sisters
St. Joseph's Academy
Emmetsburg
Henry A. Newany
Labor Bureau
Missouri
Bureau of Labor
Mississippi
Whirlpool Rapid
Niagara Falls
Leon Hirschwaldt
New York City
Duke of Bedford
Edward Maier
Osstax Diean
Suakim
el Mahdi
Mecca
Mohammed
Constantinople
Carpenter's Station
James Dellie
New York
Amos Gibson
Montrose
Geo
Merrill
F. G. Merrill
Philadelphia
Arthur
Winnebago
Crow Creek
Dakota
Jasces Poxcerorp
Bridger
Schlossman
Bozeman
Montana
Hazzard Brothers
P. J. Smith
George W. Burnam
Mr. Burnham
Kate Sanborn
Miss Sanborn
Daniel Webster
Waterbury Vetee Company
Siblings Die in Tragic Train and War Report
In Missouri, Miss Amanda Call traveled to Union Star to see ill sister Mrs. James Murphy but found her dead the night before. Amanda then died of heart disease. In New York, Gen. Grant slept poorly after March 21, trading autographs, with Col. Grant noting daily requests exceed his capacity to respond.
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St. Jesuii
St. Joseph & Des Moines
Amanda Call
Union Star
James Murphy
New York
Gen. Grant
Col. Fred. Grant
A Long Fast and a Legislator's Death in Illinois
A 15 year old girl Jennie Hull reportedly survived seventy five days without solid food except minor orange bits and rare water, last ate New Year’s Day and died Tuesday as doctors remain puzzled. In Springfield, Senator Brydges, a Democratic lawmaker struck by paralysis a month ago, died this morning, leaving the Illinois Legislature deadlocked on a joint ballot after Representative Logan’s death three weeks earlier.
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Axnon
Jennie Hull
Springfield
Brydges
State Senate
Carrolton
Logan
Ilinois
Strong
Territorialistory
Wisconsin
Manisox
Wis
Senate
Joint Assembly
Assembly
State Law Library
Oshkosh
Oconomowoc
Elroy
State Agricultural Society
State Society
Committee On State Affairs
Ring
Committee On Incorporations
Barcel
Northern Wisconsin Agricultural and Mechanical Association
State Board of Charities
Central Railroad
Rusk
Mapisox
Central Wisconsin Agricultural Association
Southwestern Wisconsin Industrial Association
Wisconsin Industrial Association
Milwaukee Industrial Exposition
Congress
Agricultural College
Mapisos
Burglars Sentenced in Wisconsin Case
George Davis and James O'Brien pleaded guilty to burglary and were sentenced by Judge Winslow to two years at Waupun. Delicate diseases radically cured. Consultation address for the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
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Wis
George Davis
James O’brien
Winslow
Waupun
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Buffalo
Congressional Senate clashes over rail policy and treaties
Congressional action reports a back and forth over the Van Wyck back bone rail road resolution with Teller and Eustis in opposition. The Senate confirms several naval and interior appointments and adopts a select committee on interstate commerce to study freight and passenger transportation.
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Congressional
van Wyck
Eustis
Teller
Whation
Morrill
Senate
John C. Black
Ilinois
D. L. Wilson
District of Columbia
Henry T. Mayo
Vermont
Mairce
Nelson H. Davis
Absalom Baird
Edward D. Clark
Mississippi
Interior
Sidney D. Jackman
Texas
United States
Committee On Agriculture and Forests
Marc
Ingalls
Oklahoma
Manderson
Alaska
Sherman
Egypt
Great Britain
Greece
Mexico
Rio Grande
Committee On
Congress
Washington
J.D. C. Atkins
Tennessee
Indian Affairs
James D. Porter
Warmer relations and global incidents fill late Atlantics
A wide array of terse items from the era covers quarrels over debts in Ellersville Indiana, a murder suicide near Elkhart, a depot robbery in New London Ohio, and a New York City death linked to wealth. Also noted are a St Josephs Academy blaze, a labor bureau appointment, a Niagara Falls homicide, mine thefts in Sonora, cattle losses in Texas, royal marriages, Afghan diplomacy, and several political and frontier developments.
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Terems
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Bourgeoin
Cramer, Atrena & Cramer
the Weekly
Austria
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Democratic Party
Milwauchkee
Green Bay
John M. Shoemaker
John H. Case
Bern
Northwestern
J. E. Grifiths
Griffiths
Rice
Manises
Black River Falls
Tomah
Chippewa Falls
Rock River
Lake Koshkonong
Mapisoy
State University
Felts
St. Luke's Hospital
Justices of the Peace
Bonnie Ors Day
Paris Green
Teac
Kassas Cry
Louis Bradshaw
North Buffalo
J. Green
St- Jacobs
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