Weekly Wisconsin advertising and subscription rates 1885
Milwaukee announces rates for Daily and Weekly Wisconsin publications, including one line advertising charges, time-based pricing, and a tariff method. It lists subscription options, postal details, and notes on ad acceptance, responsibility, and manuscript handling. The notice dates to November 7, 1885 in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Mail
Bourgeoie
Cramer
Aikens & Craner
Milwaukee
Wis
Sample Copies of Wearby Wisconsin Urge Readers to Subscribe
The notice explains that wearby Wisconsin samples are mailed to those requesting for themselves or friends. It notes readers should not judge the paper's merit from a single copy though every issue is claimed to be good. Subscribers with extra copies are asked to pass them to potential subscribers.
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Wisconsin
H. P. Armsby
Agricultural Experiment Station
Madison
Wis
Election Day Results Summarized Across States
The report lists Democratic victories and Republican gains in multiple states. New York elected a Democratic state ticket with a Republican legislature, while New York, Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, Massachusetts, and Maryland show varying Republican or Democratic pluralities. Detroit and Chicago elections are noted, suggesting overall Republican gains nationwide.
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New York
Virginia
Nebraska
Connecticut
Kansas
Towa
Massachusetts
Gov. Robinson
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Mississippi
Maryland
Boss Gorman
United States
Dakota
Chicago
Detroit
Mich
Wisconsin Iron Mines Anticipate Wide Regional Boom
The Wisconsin region near the line with Michigan holds vast iron ore deposits, led by the Colby mine near Bessemer. Rail links and cheap loading suggest rapid development, with early shipments hitting 2360 tons and more deposits expected as provincial transportation expands.
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Marquette and
Menominee Ranges
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Wisconsin Line
Colby
Bessemer
Montreal
Wisconsin
Ironwood
Hurley
Lake Superior
Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railway
Germania
Norrie
Ashland
Aurora
Marquette
Menominee
Cleveland
Ashtabula
Washington’s October debt claim challenged by critics
The October debt statement, based on Manning’s figures, claims a $13.276 million reduction, but critics say the treasury simply holds more cash for debt payments. No interest-bearing loans were paid. $9 million in gold certificates were redeemed, with surplus funds used rather than reducing interest-bearing debt. The administration defends the move, citing bond redeemability and local interest rates, implying the treasury is hoarding non yielding money.
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Washington
Manning
Treasury
Albany
United States
New York
Ohio Legislature and potential party majorities
The Ohio Senate has 37 members with 17 Republicans and 16 Democrats outside Hamilton County. If Hamilton Democratic senators certify, Democrats briefly hold a majority. The 110-member House outside Hamilton has 58 Republicans and 42 Democrats. certifying Hamilton County Democrats would yield 58 to 52, still a Republican majority. The Senate could avoid joint ballot, blocking Sherman’s reelection, but no Democrat can win the U S Senate under the current legislature. Cincinnati frauds may only delay Sherman.
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Ohio
Ohio Senate
Hamilton County
Hamilton
Senate
House
Sherman
United States
Cincinnati
American Opera Students in Europe Lead to Fame and Misfortune
In 1873 about eighty Americans studied music in Milan with many others in Paris, Florence, Naples and Vienna. A few names became famous including Albani Valleria Miss Thursby Miss Kate Smith Miss Josie Jones Yorke Miss Van Zandt Miss Emma Nevada and Miss Griswold. Many studied vocal music in Europe before 1873 and only a handful achieved fame and profit as the rest faced misfortune tied to the operatic stage.
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National School of Opera
Milan
Italy
Paris
Florence
Naples
Vienna
Europe
Albani
Valleria
Thursby
Kate Smith
Josie Jones Yorke
van Zandt
Emma Nevada
Miss Griswold
Miss Kellogg
Miss Abbott
Miss Cary
Minnie Hank
William Candidus
Milwaukee News Briefs From Milwaukee Free Traders To Local Arrests
A man aged 83 was killed by an eastbound passenger train near Wauwatosa on November 3. A 70-year-old farmer was seriously injured after being kicked by a horse at Hate's Corners on the 2d, taken home to Muskego. Garrieis Kucayel, a 55-year-old rope-maker of 757 Fifteenth Street, dropped dead on Thursday. Gustav Walther’s wife bore triplets on Wednesday, two girls and a boy, one stillborn. Milwaukee free traders elected delegates to a national conference in Chicago November 11 and 12. The Milwaukee Malt Extract Company elected officers and bought the Muenzberg brewery at Kenosha. Mary E. Kenan was arrested for forging a signature to free property from mortgage. bail set at $1,000. Museum received part of Wisconsin exhibit for New Orleans Exposition. Ex-custodian Les James S. Wane was jailed for contempt in probate court. Public notice urges self-knowledge reading.
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Joan Rexson
Wauwatosa
Qinex Gatican
Hate’s Corners
Muskego
Gustav Walther
State Street
Milwaukee
Plankinton House
E. D. Holton
D. H. Jabnser
B. G. Schrey
Mallory
W.A. Mallett
American Free Trade League
Chicago
Milwaukee Malt Extract Company
Otto Zweitnach
F. Ruschhaupt
J. W Suetterle
A.C. Zinn
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Lake Superior
James S. Wane
Furst
van Vechten
Mann
White
Sherman
Henry Fik
Monpax
Indian Territory
Samuel Newton
Ohio
Comte du Paris
Russia
A.J. Hopsexs
Ilinois
Ellwood
Sturgis
Mich
Osemix ColLege
C.V. Spear
Pittsfield
Mass
Logan County
Tur Princess Royal
Hudson's Bay
United States
Weaver's Nail Mill
Belleville
Long Island Sound
Hennepin
Ill
Alfred Logan
Tueominys Anctius
St.Anne’s Church
Detroit
France
Belgium
Jom F. Burnin
Illinois Grand Lodge of Masons
Edward C. Hern
Louisville
Annie L. Reighart
New Orleans
F.J. Cuneo
Inte Gav. Allen
Washington
Cincinnati
U. S. Wolf
Madison
Ind
Wolf
Wabash
C. Jellizon
Frederick Mullenpaw
Joliet
Mervin Thompson
Henry Chisholm
Fairport
J. G. Davis
Clark County
G. Hurn
Manistee
New York
Jeremah P. Cunningham
Samuel Chase
Thomas Tennant
Hvaneville
Ark
Arkansas
Washington County
Kansas City
Kas
Con
Klye
Minneapolis
Edward
Stokes
North American Telegraph Company
St Paul
Duluth
St. Louis
Buthold
Little
Missouri
Cattle Association
Knights of Labor
Galveston
Mint
Otto Fuxs
Cambridge
Funk
Chicago University
Elgin Asylum
Henrietta Michalski
Alexander Street
Michalski
Emil
United States Treasury
Creek sale setback and coal cave discovery near Coal Valley
The Creeks decide not to sell Oklahoma after a tie vote in the Creek council with Tom Adams casting the deciding ballot. Seminole delegation to US commissioners pending both nations action. In Indiana, a coal mine cave yields a large crystalline lake eight feet deep and an inexhaustible crystal vein near Coal Valley.
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Mussonex
Ind
Ter
Oklahoma
Eufaula
House of Kinge
House of Warriors
Tom Adams
Seminole Council
Spootee
United States
Davesport
Johnson
Coal Valley
Mishaps at Whitewater and Racine News Lots of Local Accidents
Multiple brief items report injuries from mishaps near Whitewater Wisconsin including Nelson Taman a paper mill foreman burned and possibly losing a hand, Thamas Mahan fracturing his leg in a wagon accident, and a heavy slate of other regional incidents from Racine to New York reflecting accidents, bankruptcies, crimes, and notable deaths of the period.
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Whitewater
Warewater
Wis
Nelson Taman
Thamas Mahan
Here
Mahan
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Kelley
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Wasamaros
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United States Consultatton
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Hiogo
Japan
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Department of Agriculture and Commerce
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Jacksen
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Grass Lake
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Kelly
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Barrett
Sing Sing
Yraulure
Racine
Racine Seeder Company
Andrew Simonson
Freeman
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M. Freeman
C. W. Dorr
Des Moines
N. W. Ayer & Co
Philadelphia
Foreeman & Sons
Hansey
N. Y
Hattie Egan
New Lebanon
Hancock Mountain
Dronkard
Prynours
Allcock
Sisters of Charity
Thorpe
Phillip Tantroil
Newroy
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Caleb Seigman
Utica
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