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Newspaper

Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1885

Page

4

Advertising Rates and notices in Weekly Wisconsin

An advertising rate table and notices text from the Weekly Wisconsin lists pricing for short and long runs, postpaid subs, and duty of care. It mentions contact by PRAMER AYKENS & CRAMER Milwaukee plus address and post office entry details. It warns advertisers about deceit and invites investigative action if swindled.

Wisconsin Mail Andress,pramer, Aykens & Cramer Milwaukee Wis Ny Verder

Portrait offer and business signs from the Weekly Wisconsin

The Weekly Wisconsin offers sample copies and a renewal drive for a deluxe portrait of Gen. Grant. Articles discuss A W Rich’s upbeat view of East textile and cloth goods demand, signaling improving business, and a note on pauper immigration law gaps. Ex-Gov Reuben E Fenton dies at 67 in Jamestown, NY, praised for charm and public service.

Wisconsin Gen. Grant East A. W. Rich Milwaukee Rich Reuben E. Fenton Jamestown New York First National Bank Carroll Chatauqua County XN. Y Gov Fenton Henry Clay House of Representatives Senate Commonwealth of New York Gen Grant Schuyler Colfax Wisconsis Republican Party Horace Greeley Roscoe Conkling United States

Parley on Irish Parliament and African affairs in 19th century press

The Weekly Wisconsin reviews Irish leader Charles Stewart Parnell seeking a separate parliament, warns Conservatives against unity breaks, notes his potential to balance parties. It also reports on an African Mohammedan movement in the interior and outlines an international park idea around Niagara in Canada and U.S. context.

Charles Stewart Parnell Ireland England United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland Parnell Commodore Stewart Hima State of New York Niagara Falls Hemisphere Canada United States United States—if Ever. To the State of New York

Milwaukee Deaths and Accidents Spark Local Tragedies

Milwaukee area notices report the sudden death of Hebert Gerrarp a Cream City Brewing employee near Belgium Ozaukee County during a visit. Joseph Parkes of Bay View dies at 26 from consumption. William Spaude age 36 dies after coal boxes topple at a Division Street yard. Genevan manager Farry announces railroad appointments A A Allen Merrill Finney Walling. A terrible accident at Wauwatosa sees 10 year old Fred Kuettemeyer drown after his hat is swept into the river as his father watches.

Milwaukee Hebert Gerrarp Cream City Brewing Company Belgium Ozaukee County Joserh Parnes Josiah Parkes Bay View Wiliam Spaupe Benjamin Division Street Cherry Street Spaude Geneva Manacrer FN. Farry Wisconsin Central Railroad A.A. Allen As.a. A. Merrill N. J. Finney P. Walling Stevens Point Wauwatosa P. S Fred. Kuettemeyer

Alaska Explorations Return Report From Putnam River

Lieut Purcell and Lieut Stoney return from Alaska aboard the whaling tender Thomas Pope. They visited Bogoslav volcano and noted little change aside from reduced smoke. Stoney reached Hotham Inlet on July 8 and planned to ascend the Putnam River as far as possible before winter quarters. The party will split into sledging teams to explore Northern Alaska when navigation reopens and intends to return next fall. Meanwhile a medical ad promotes a cure for premature decline of power with a 10 cent stamp solicitation.

Alaska San Francisco Cal Purcell Lieut Stoney Great Putnam River Thomas Pope Bogoslav Hotham Inlet Putnam River Nootak River Putnam

Antwerp Ladies Dress and Housekeeping Traditions

Special Correspondent notes Antwerp combines youth and age in dress and home life. Antwerp women favor elegant lace and durable heirloom fabrics over Paris fashions, value thrift and retrenchment, and keep household duties at the center of life. The piece contrasts Antwerp and New York habits, profiles lace as an heirloom, corsetry, and the influence of economy on social standing, with Exposition observations.

Wisconsin Antwerp New Yorks New York Paris France America Gach Sarah Sixth Avenue Lyons Brussels Nosturtium Cresson Flanders Appenzell Jadiz Europe Jenny June

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