Mind cure and its limits in 1885 Wisconsin
A Milwaukee advertisement section outlines subscription rates for Daily and Weekly Wisconsin. It then broaches mind cure, arguing it is not supernatural and can aid some with illness while warning against overreliance for serious disease. The piece cites a dramatic blood-loss illusion and promotes hopeful patient attitudes.
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Boston
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The Mormon Question and Naval Reform Reconsidered
A Wisconsin editorial rebukes polygamy as a crime opposed to law and morality, urging firm action by government. It condemns Mormon polygamy and warns against compromise, while also criticizing Congress for a flawed naval vessel plan and praising careful biblical scholarship in the new Bible revision.
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Naval Appropriation
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Patent Office
Naval Commission
Ing James
More Mormon Nonsense and Utah Delegation
A Salt Lake delegation to Washington asks the President for protection of polygamy under the guise of impartial law. The President agrees to appoint capable officials to enforce the law without favoritism, but the delegates reveal they seek favorable administration, showing less concern for impartial enforcement.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Washington
Winter Wheat Shortage Reported Across Regions
Fourteen hundred reports from winter wheat regions are sent to the McCormick Reaper Company of Chicago by agricultural implement agents. They indicate a winter wheat shortage of 125,000,000 bushels. Wisconsin grows some wheat but looks poor this season with many fields re seeded or planted.
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McCormick Reaper Company
Chicago
Wisconsin
Five Persons Burned in Fire at Lewiston Home
Owatoxssa Minn May 16 Henry Lewiston and wife woke as flames enveloped their second story. The hired man escaped through a window with the youngest child. the wife was severely burned. Five children perished upstairs, Lewiston’s daughter and four sons all died in the blaze.
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Henry Lewiston
Lewiston
Crawfordsville
Ind
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Fiee
Hopper
Dr. Hopper
C. E.thompson
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Campbell & Bone
Hulet
Buttlett& Bond
Smith
Ormes
Green Bay
Wis
Stiles
Anson, Eldred & Co
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Imber
Eat
Fred. Barron
Chas. Eason
Louis Gubalz
Reapixe
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Peter Schlegel
Joel Bryan
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Cuatlaxooga
Tenn
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Fie
Medford
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Fospopu Lac
Empire
E. Coleman
Curiaco
Ill
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Victoria
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Eagie Pass
Farwell
Wau Claire
Roderick Chappel
Legislative Extravagance in Wisconsin Assembly
A letter from A. R. Wiiaar of Reedsburg dated May 9 1885 criticizes Republicans in both houses for attempting to use state funds as hush money. He praises exposure of the scheme, noting Democrats were in the minority and that no Republican should have joined the ring.
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Wiscoxsix
A. R. Wiiaar
Reedsburg
Wis
Obituary of Ex Gov Walker and Local Citizen Dies
New York May 11 Ex Gov Gilbert O Walker of Virginia died at his residence in the city at 3 this morning in his 52nd year of age from consumption and heart disease Joseph Pesketh a respected citizen and prominent businessman of this city died yesterday at about 6 P M of pneumonia aged about 45 Wells Health Renewer advertised for women’s vitality and freshness
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New York
Gilbert O. Walker
Virginia
Hig
Carprena Faurs
Wis
Joseph Pesketh
Vicissitudes of Kings from St James Gazette
The king of the Belgians at fifty stands apart among sovereigns. Born heir, he inherited a mature throne after a natural death. Italy’s king was 17 before Italy existed, while Greece founded a dynasty and Spain could consult former rulers or a living pretender. The discourse notes royal lineages and destinies.
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Christendom
Italy
Spain
Cear
Long list of 19th century US and world briefs in the news
A列 wide array of brief items including deaths in Kalamazoo at 116, marriages in Lafayette, frost damage to Illinois fruit crops, diphtheria among horses in Indiana, resignations of public officials, Irish royal visit honors, land squatting in Oklahoma, a Philadelphia botanist appointment, Plymouth typhoid findings, suicides tied to business troubles, fire losses in Greenfield and Iowa, a Travers county seat dispute, Iceland avalanche reports, Dalrymple death in Casselton, Seward Valley illness, Trafalgar Square riot, Devoy’s Station killings, moth prevention tips for furs, and a Kirkwood elevator death.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
James Jancary
Julia June
Lafayette
Ind
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Grant Counties
Oscan H.micks
Iowa
Chas. H. Gould
Miles City
Mont
Martin
Prince and Princess of Wales
Oklahoma
Lamsos Scripyer
Philadelphia
Department of Agriculture
Girard College
Plymouth
Davin Aussixen
Cedar Rapids
Scuiles BroThers
Greenfield
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Travers
Pak
Wilmot
Iceland
Fargo
Dak
N. Dalrymple
Casselton
Dalrymple Brothers
Bonanza
N. Y
Seward Valley
Samuel McRobers
Trafalgar Square
London
Nelson Monument
National Club
Northumberland Avenue
Devoy’s Station
Ala
Scipio Atchison
Steve Sullivan
Sam Ward
Sullivan
Ward
Gunpowder cure claim stirs Wisconsin rumor mill
A Wisconsin reporter hears a Curiously Simple Rheumatic cure using gunpowder with a daily dose of powder and saleratus. The anecdote recalls a Dakota Frenchman’s alleged cures and notes gunstore sales to women for medicinal use, not explosives. Milwaukee obits and local updates follow, including official appointments and a freight accident in Western Union Junction.
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