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Newspaper

Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1885

Page

4

Wisconsin Advertising Rates and Notices 1885

Milwaukee November 14 1885 issue lists advertising rates for the Weekly and Daily Wisconsin papers with terms payment by mail and wordage pricing. It notes readers may report ad swindles, change addresses require old and new addresses, and that the editor cannot guarantee manuscript preservation.

Dally Wisconsin Wisconsin Cramer, Aikens & Cramer Milwaukee Milwaukee, Wie

Alaska and deer fears haunt Wisconsin rail boom

The Alaska report says 8,900 population with 1,900 whites and 7,000 natives, mild climate aids crops and cod canning grows. gold mines praised though rose colored. Deer hunting threatens Wisconsin deer, October November limits exist, but stricter laws may be needed as deer vanish. Canadian Pacific line from Winnipeg to Montreal completes to Moody Bay, built largely by private capital. government aid pledged for ocean-to-ocean extension, led by W C Van Horne.

Alaska A. P. Swineford Milwaukee Secretary of the Interior Wisconsin Canadian Pacific Railway Winnipeg Montreal Pacific Ocean Pacific Railways United States Central and Union Pacific Canadian Pacific W. C. van Horne Canada England New York Port Arthur Lake Superior Pacific Coast Rocky Mountains Moody Bay Pacific Canadian Pacific Company St. Johns New Brunswick Ocean

Mental condition improves for ex senator's wife Angua Cameron

State news chronicles a string of incidents and happenings across Wisconsin and nearby states. Reports include Bir wood shipments from Ogdensburg to Fond du Lac tooth pick factory, accidents in Marion and Lake Mills, a fatal fall from a train at Ashtabula, and resignations at Wisconsin University. The Fond du Lac county board authorizes a 20 000 loan, while burglaries, assaults, and fires strike Evansville, Durand, Appleton, and Oshkosh areas. Wealthy deaths in New York and Newburyport highlight transient fortunes.

Angua Cameron United States Ogdensburg Waupaea County Fond du Lac Porter Marion Waupaca County Marien Sarr Elroy Ashtabula Joux Dean Board of Regents of Wisconsin University Bounonars Evansville Rock County Evison McWithiae la Valle Finley Lake Mills Fox River Valley Mitscherlich Appleton Joan Orcan Mauston Eugene Woop A. R. Darwin Durand M. E. Toor Oshkosh C. L. Rundle Mary McKeigue Janeaville Bridget McKeigue Coungel Canouixe Hepxe Waukesha Philler Suenirr Carroll Waupaca Detroit Minn Henry Buelow Henry Meyers Clark Hollman Albert Buelow Dakota Buelows Carroll Minnesota George Nagalemith Fourteenth Street Anton Lana Milwaukee Toledo Henry Steigert Reed Street Lang Martin J. McLaughlin House ‘of Correction M. E. Connell Joseph Walter Chris. Reidenbach Gerhard Verfurth Racine Junction Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Company Clinton Street Louis Borst R. Lacey Walker Street Borst Lacey Wisconsin Industrial School For Girls W. P- Lynde H. R. Vedder CG. J. Russell H. H. Camp W. S. Candee Christine Doig A. C. May E. E. Chapin J. M. Rusk EB. G. Timme L. F. Frisby W.P. Lynde Stanley W. P. McLaren H. Kramer G. W. Hazelton GC. L. Colby H.inbusch D. H. Johnson Bishop Welkes Traders’ Fire Insurance Company Mary Melendy David Merendy Northwestern Hill Street Tenth Twelfth Streets Marathon Manstrizio Wis Loop Marathon City Dover N. H Horace Bogan Fred Shorey Shorey Bogan Brown Keithaburg Grorce A. Brooss’ Packing-House Brazille Mills Neb J. W Taylor Loniapills Pelee Nowling Little Rock Ark J. E. Bennett Anoka Mississippi River Hervport Mitchell D. T Rank Taiport Evansville & Terre Haute Railroad Company MceMicken University At Cincinnati Prof Eddy Burchard Pratt & Burchard Grass Lake Mich Canada St. Louis Crematory Society Grand Avenue Tower Park Sternen B. Walmsley Bureau of Elections New York Sony Ssuth Weston West Virginia Dubuque & Northwestern Dubuque H. B. Fouke Allison Niagara River Falls Marr Sontag Bernard Iowa Leffi Hudson River Storm King Mountain John F. Shy G. W. Stripe National Hotel Sprague W. T el Paso Tex Mexico Philadelphia Ulysses G. Thompson W. W. Cunningham Neshannock Township Sing Sing Warner Grant & Ward Neoga Phil Weissheimer James Bherman Danville James Witt McCarney Marengo Rockford James Burdick E. L. Burdick Dwight St. Louis Chicago League Walter Latham American Association Mike Lavesinx Johnny Enwright Vandalia Ill Laughlin Enwright Parsons Kas Scott John Smith Saunie Launie Smith Wille Charles Hines Kansas City P.M. Kenny Louisville Don Carlos Buel Leverett Saltonstall Boston Civil Service William Delsen Muscatine Island Delsen Por. Shalex Harvard College New England Ely Vermont Lisbon England Scotland Gladstone Eric Frank Smith Ross Anderson Ed. Reiner

Post Mortem Mysteries Stir Wisconsin Homicide Thefts

Beaver Dam murder probe centers on Miss Ann Freeborn who died suddenly. Stomach and liver sent to Rush Medical College for analysis. earlier will changes favored Mrs. Killops against Freeborn relatives. Local doctors cite natural causes but suspicions of poisoning persist amid a web of wills and alleged undue influence.

Beaver Dam Wis Ann Freeborn Fox Lake Lamoreaux Malone Chicago Haines Rush Medical College Elizabeth Morisiana N. Y Migs Ann Johnson Buffalo Miss Freeborn R. P. Jones Steinmetz Fannie Steinmetz Frank Killops Fannie Killops Ann L Oloutee Mr. Steinmetz Hempel Ann L. Freeborn Hemple Miss. Freeborn Mary ‘True Anna Freeborn Wisconsin Riystery Eau Claire Claire Charles Schwann

Wisconsin finance and cotton forecasts of 1885

Articles discuss Wisconsin state finances, trust funds, and cotton crop projections for 1885. Details include cash on hand, receipts, disbursements, trust fund balances, and a notable cotton yield forecast with market notes. Also a brief analysis arguing that silver coinage can suspend without demonetization, citing France as example.

Wisconsin State of United States Europe France Bank of France

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