Advertising rates and misc notices from Milwaukee paper
Public notice details advertising rates for Daily Wisconsin Weekly Wisconsin and related terms. Includes pricing per duration and space, postal handling at Milwaukee, 1885 publication. Mentions tracking line prices, subscription notes, and a warning about ad deceit with investigatory offer. Includes printer names Cramer Aikens and Cramer. Milwaukee May 13, 1885.
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Wisconsin
Ardross, Cramer, Aikens & Cramer
Milwaukee
Portrait of Gen Grant hailed as future history’s standard
A Wisconsin portrait of Gen U S Grant by Bogardue, taken after his world tour, is described as the definitive image of the nation’s old soldier. The piece explains the portrait’s uniqueness, its distribution to subscribers, and offers frames and mail-order copies with dates and prices. It notes the broader context of readers and subscription offers through The Wisconsin papers.
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Grant
Gorge
Ncton
Bogardue
Washington
Bluart
Masses Pyon
Gen. Grant
Wiscorsin
Wisconsin
Wiscousts
United States
Express
Cramer, Aikens & Cramer, Milwaurer
Wis
War and Its Cost in the Jagst War
An Eastern exchange reports official Jagst war statistics with Russia, noting 89,304 killed or wounded between June and February 1578. Expenses reached 902,000,000 rubles, monthly average 32,200,000, while currency devalued and debt expanded. The piece warns that peace taxes could bankrupt, risking Absolutism’s future despite battlefield victories.
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Russia
Danube
Isa
Aay
Wheat Growing in India and Global Competition
An English writer with deep Indian agrarian experience argues Indian wheat must always incur high costs. He compares India US wheat rivalry to cotton, noting wartime price spikes made cotton flourish in India, while current prices hinder its appeal. Cotton, however, remains profitable in the Southern states.
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India
United States
Democratic opinions on Cleveland and cabinet cited by senators
The excerpt reports mixed Democratic views on President Cleveland’s leadership. Gen Bragg criticizes the administration, Senator Blackburn asserts Kentucky would swing Republican by 80,000 if elections were held, and Senator Eustis calls Cleveland a conspicuous and humiliating failure from a Democratic perspective.
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Cleveland
Bragg
Blackburn
Kentucky
Eustis
Louisiana
Logan election assured by party unity in Illinois Senate
By the election of a Republican senator in the Thirty fourth district of Illinois to succeed the deceased Democratic member, the reelection of Gen. Logan to the United States Senate is now fully assured if the Republican members of the Illinois Legislature consent to subordinate personal differences to party welfare.
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Iinois
Gen. Logan
United States
Senate
Linois
Child fatally scalded near Racine Wisconsin
A three year old child of Peter Johnson living a mile north of Racine fell into a vessel of boiling water and died from burns. The tragedy occurred on May 5 as the boy played near the home. The report mentions a note about Wells Health Review and a drug pits reference, reflecting a jumbled OCR fragment.
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Racise
Wis
Peter Johnson
Aston Stemn
Franklin Street
J. J. Hagerman
East Water Street Bridge
Charles Myers
Alexander Hinnano
Milwaukee
C. L. Sparks
Minneapolis
Mattie Kaiser
Sparks
Commercial
Reed Street
Peter McMahon
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tuy
Henry Fess, Jr
Jefferson Street
Mess
Micuani Wirrt
Thirtyfourth Street
Grand Avenue
Wirth
George H. Atwell
Twentyfourth Street
Ray
Provence and Monaco Tour Ends Art Class Farewell
The Wisconsin article describes a Sun topic Provence as home of troubadours, with notes on Aix, Berenger, Nice, Monaco, Monte Carlo and Marseilles. It covers the Monaco palace, casino, Notre Dame de la Garde, Arles ruins, and a final class tour closing for the year, planning a Great Britain trip next year.
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Wisconsin
Provence
France
Aix
Reneco
Berenger
Nice
Monaco
Louis XIV
Michael Angelo
Monte Carlo
le Blanc
Prince of Monaco
Casino of
Europe
Marseilles
Chateau D‘i
Mirabeau
Dumas
Diana
Arles
Notre Dame de la Garde
Muaracilies
Louvre
Aries
Estere
Egypt
Rhone
Arlscamps
Fire on roof of Soldiers' Memorial in Toledo causes 10000 loss
Fire on the roof of the Soldiers' Memorial building in Toledo, an incomplete structure, caused a 10000 loss with 5000 insured. Separate notes report various legal actions, fires, and arrests across the Midwest, including Madison and Milwaukee news briefs.
Spilled Beer and Arbitral Delays In Small Town Notices
Spilled Beer recounts Justice J H Mc Laughlin ordering destruction of 800 kegs seized at Jugenheimer’s brewery amid a drunken scene as spectators drank fumbled beer and whisky. Afghan Difficulty notes arbitration delays as Russia delays consent while Britain cancels troop transport orders to India. A Wisconsin man loses head and arm to a Milwaukee track accident. Public notice of health remedy by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla ends the item.
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Wasuriwetos
J. H. McLaughlin
Jugenheimer
Russia
Admiralty
India
Mersasna
Wis
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Forest Junction
Mike McDonald
Ayer
Pleuro-Pneumonia outbreak hits cattle in Illinois
Springfield Illinois May 7 dispatch reports pleuro pneumonia has reemerged among registered cattle from Frisbie Lake of Cynthiana Kentucky. Hannibal Duke a strong bull is sick and likely to die. Farmers vow to use all precautions to prevent spread and weed out the disease, which has been confined to registered cattle. Also included: Missouri item on a Wisconsin murder suspect and a Stockbridge fishing industry note with 380 pounds caught in a day and multiple sturgeon hauls by local firms.
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Enousta
United States
Dakota
Wisconsin
England
Russia
India
Australia
Southern Baptist Convention
Augusta
Kansas
Southern Baptist Association
North
Toledo
Wintias B. McCoxxen
Fargo, Dak
A. A. Hudson
Gov. Auner
Michigan
Homer
Tth
Bprick M.C. Harris
Hot Springs
Little Rock
Tur
F. Ruhmer & Co
Highland, Ill
Janes R. Oscoon &Co
Hellotype Printing Company
Boston
Osgood & Co
Dr. Sunapy
Gen
Grant
A. Z. Beyrriper
Depsun University
Indiana
Victor FE. Bender
Knox College
Illinois
Northwestern Inter-State Collegiate Association
Columbus
C. W. J. Grey
Beloit College
Army of the Potomac
Baltimore
Gen. Grant
R. E. Tee
A. P. Swiserorn
Marquette, Mich
Alaska
Kincaid
Arthur
Jose Pu Nino, JR
Bureau of Statistics
Manning
Wm. BE. Switzler
Missouri
Baxter
Sth
McCrea
Department of Agriculture
Milwaukee
Wiscossin
Kentucky
Springfield
Frisbie& Lake
Cynthiana
Hannibal Duke
Missearouis
Minn
B.F. Hul
Fargo
D. T
Hill
Britton
Calumet County
Stockbridge
Cure for Bright's Disease and Postal Rate Change
Dr M E Lazarus recounts a cure for acute Brights disease using very dilute hydrochloric acid after being given up. The Health Monthly letter describes his marked symptoms and recovery. The piece also notes the new postal rate increasing unit weight to one ounce from July 1 and the potential cross border shipping effects, along with Brown’s Bronchial Troches as a sore throat and cough remedy.
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Bright
M.E. Lazarus
Alabama
The
Health Monthly
Canada
Montreal
Chicago
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Bechly
Gen. U. S. Grant
the Weekly
Mithras
Great Britain
Mas
ID. H. Jomrssos
Lawn
Maxwell
St. Louis
Harrigan
Walter L. Maxwell
Arthur Preth
Auckpana
New Zealand
Cnunsel
State Department
Cable
Va Mble
Auckland
San Francisco
Saila
Winnebago
Clifton
Taychedah
Mud Creek
Oshkosh
Walwachker Watters
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