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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1847
Page
1
A dense, fragmented 19th century page discusses Independent Treasury policy, market fears, and public sentiment. It references Keaton, Moody Bank issues, and shifts in interest rates while tangentially noting Ireland and American support, ending with critical remarks on sensational press and public opinion.
The document lists senatorial results with names, counties, and party marks for Whig and Democrat candidates across New York counties, noting Whig gains and a forming majority. It references figures on Whig strength on the state ticket and mentions the governor’s address and public reaction.
Fragmentary report describes an October assault on an American garrison at Puebla. Santa Anna reportedly deserted by his troops as U.S. forces held the city and prepared to evacuate, with chaotic fighting and shifting positions reported amid the siege.
The Caledonia reports continued failures and savage pressure in the money market as shipments face delays and creditors demand payment. Disrupted by tremors in finance and trade, the port scene shows unsettled prices, postponed contracts, and firms delaying obligations amid scarce liquidity.
Lucy Winner, an invalid, reflects on life, love, and mortality at her garden, while her sister Jessie and father confront a troubling past and a dying wish. Lucy pleads with her father to renounce the maddening bowl as she dies, joining her loved ones in heaven.
A chaotic Sunday tale merges a thwarted love triangle near Venice with a dramatic self alias act then a comic coat and mantle stunt. A grand Windsor Castle Gold Room display of immense royal era riches highlights social critique and a note on slave trade legacy amid the Mexican debt crisis.
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