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Newspaper
Weekly Wisconsin
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1847
Page
1
A garbled dispatch from Mexico and surrounding regions hints at civil unrest and societal strain. The piece references the death toll, law, press and public reaction, with scattered mentions of leaders, symbols of authority, and widespread disorder.
The piece extols Milwaukees dominance and distant leadership in industry and culture, praising its commerce and civic vigor. It contrasts Milwaukee with other regions, noting its influence, education, and progress, while hinting at tensions and aspirations shaping the citys future trajectory.
The document describes a broad economic shift with industrial output and labor patterns, noting distilleries, distillation costs, and labor savings. It mentions bank workouts, trade, and institutional changes, with references to various regions, companies, and figures impacting production and employment.
A polished French suitor plans a showy home in Hansom Street but misreads the block. He discovers his wife’s lover’s home by mistake, triggers a comic chain of mistaken identities, and ends with the Frenchman apologizing for the grand mistake.
Reports from Washington and Vera Cruz confirm Gen Scott advances toward Mexico and a suspension of hostilities. Messages describe Mexican actions at San Angelo and Santa Fe, with claims of captures, capitulation prospects, and a call for peace terms as talks unfold in the wake of military movement.
The article discusses Napoleon as a muse for liberty, praising his oratorical power and military genius. It compares his leadership to ideal governance, cites a prophecy of liberty prevailing, and notes contemporary references to his enduring influence. Also included are scattered notes on U S and Mexican affairs and a political shift report.
A man named Pollock fired a pistol at Mr Jewett in a Nassau Street store during a dispute over a newspaper article. The weapon contained three bullets. two struck Pollock’s target but avoided serious injury. Pollock was arrested and remanded to jail after a brief examination by Police Justice Child.
A reminiscence portrait praises Silas Wright as practical, humble, and beloved by all. It recalls his homeward return from Congress, frugal life, and deep attachment to his Albany studio and local neighbors. It notes rumors discredited and portrays Wright as a democrat of temperate habits and civic virtue.
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