Dodge County Wis Agricultural Society delegates to Chicago convention
At a Dodge County Wisconsin Agricultural Society meeting delegates were elected with power of substitution to attend the Chicago convention on June 8, 1963. The report recalls a violent altercation involving Sullivan and others, with threats and injuries, and notes the society’s aim to preserve order and discipline, banishing a violent member and planning continued vigilance.
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Dodge County
Aid County
C.trwid Smune
Beaver Lam Wis
E.T. Smith
David S. Ordway
Chicago
Wis
Agricultural Societs
Tils
Fragmented cry as warnings rise over property and liberty
A garbled historic speech fragment laments loss of property and personal rights. It questions America’s purpose amid turmoil, inviting listeners to join a movement for liberty, while warning of coercion and suffering. The passage hints at political strife and calls for defense of rights.
Cooley Farwell & Co Expand Chicago Premises Under Street
The long established Chicago dry goods firm Cooley Farwell & Co enlarges its facilities by extending under the street on three sides of their store. The new room measures 245 by 29 feet for shipping, packing, and stock storage. Insurance issues prompted the outside storeroom, and the move signals Chicago’s rising commercial standing comparable to New York.
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Cooley, Farwell & Co
Mammoth
New York
Menorcu
Alef
Carls Rihe Call
Chicago
House of Cooley
Farwell & Cix
Erehgnis
Cnicaga
Press on the New Policy in Cincinnati Echoes Negro Army Plan
The CincinnatiCommercial reports push for a Massachusetts style colored regiment in the Union army. Gov Am pet of Mars advocates enlistment of hundreds of Black soldiers near Boston and in Worcester, while critics argue white prejudice and legal disabilities persist. The piece cites recruitment efforts at the Worcester Freedmen's Mission and argues racial uplift hinges on real equality rather than artificial elevation.
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Walnut Streets
Sith
Machusetts
Lossten
Avery
Thosnteio Mnite
Ger
Duty of Appointing the Administration in Wartime
President Truman urges unity with the national administration, stressing constitutional authority and loyal cooperation. The text frames the Commander in Chief as having revival authority and calls for solidarity to avert internal strife and ensure victory.
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Truman
Vetere
National Union A Sertubon
Cincinnati
Netien
Cnd
Omimander
Authour
Viene
United States
Eriaies
Americans vow to sustain Constitution in public duties
In a stirring defense of the presidential office, citizens pledge loyalty to the President as a public servant with immense trust, insisting disrespect to the leader equals disrespect to the Constitution. The piece also notes Austrian and Polish war anecdotes, highlighting the allure of a commanding female aide and battlefield impacts.
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Earth
Indian hostiles move amid peace talks and camp plans
From Fort Abercrombie to Fort Paul May 26 Joseph Demara reports Little Crow still pushing war as Standings Buffalo and Sweet Corn seek peace. Rebels hide as four white captives, including five girls, are held. Eight of Little Crow’s band died in a Ree fight. news notes hostile Sioux dissent and Waning Winnebasees en route to Fort Randall.
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St Paul
Joseph Demara
Fort Abercrombie
Devil’s Lake
Little Crow
Lorges
Standing Buffalo
Sweet Corn
Tie
Fort Geary
Dallas
Forb
Fort Raudall
Widow’s bold marriage sparks feud in Onondaga County
The Allen Herald recalls a wild widow who cut out her daughter for revenge by marrying a young man to the rich father, becoming the heir’s stepmother and provoking scandal in Onondaga County.
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Allen Herald
Onondaga Cowsty
Armies Rally Near Washington Amid Rumors of Move
The New York Commercial asserts that rumors of the Army of the Potomac retreat toward Washington are groundless and heavy reinforcements are being sent. Gen Zoorker is slated to command again after rest and another effort. The NX Evening Post correspondent notes Gen Hookun remains active and a clash may occur on the Raypahauj neck in June.
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N.Y. Commercial
Army of the Potomac
Washington
Zooker
NX. Evening
Brave Union Soldier Wounded as Cannon Ball Severes Arm
An army chaplain recalls a Union soldier fighting bravely while most comrades lay dead. A cannon ball amputated his left arm below the shoulder and elbow, flinging it ten feet away as the man, unaware of any reward, gazed at his bleeding side and continued to fight under what he calls the All-Seeing Eye.
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Myers
Sullivan
San Francisco
Holliman
Sulevan
Reider Asjstarco
Alos
Flaman
Sullivans
Shinthy
Apa
Ed Sullivan
Oman
Dia
Iain Pio
Vas Sullivan
Tom Tiser
van Sulliva
Naraee
Odasta
Sulivan
I, Bellows
Union League Club
New York
Latevy Hess
Intessier
Liman
Rohan
Lina Ulen
Coor
Flem
Lapeer
Salem
Sablon
vaAmep
Tristedl
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