Removal of Watertown Postmaster Sparks Political Feud
The Watertown postmaster, Myron B Williams, is ousted amid a battle with the Barstow faction and Bill Chappett. supporters claim the firing stems from Williams opposing graft while Chappell faces corruption charges and links to the administration are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Myron B. ‘Williions
Tru genUeman
Barstow
Bill Chappett
Williams
General Potter
Chappell
Blackfield
Trilian
Legislative Investigating Committee
Court of Justice
Ma. Williams
A Nice Organ Denounces Political Attacks and Change of Ownership
A damaged 19th century newspaper fragment discusses an organ’s stance on political articles since June 15 and a sale contract to J. Cook. The writer repudiates editorials, defends Judge Douglass, and mentions reactions from Democratic circles. The text references personalities such as Mosera and Westhuster and hints at factional tensions within the Democratic party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yonytus
Mosera
J. Cook
Douglaz
Barsiony
Welfire
Democratic Party
Linvia
Caton
Uber
W Democratic
Shirpstain
Tang Westhuster
Milwaukee
Howling Over Printing Assessments And Local Politics
The Matizen Arges condemns Republican papers for printing assessment blanks urge, praising Henry Cousin and the Elk horn Independent for coordination. Criticizes Col Jones and Madison costs, notes state officials and a stolen-feel printing contract. Mentions Vanderbilt, Nicaragua monopoly and a Tribune piece on revived African Slave Tribes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matizen Arges
Henry Cousin
Leo. Jones
Elkhorn
Mallison
Board of Supervisors
Col Jones
Jess
Madison
Inneh
Col. Jones
Ian
Bnet
Cullaton
Isis
Townes
Sncks
Potter Seeks Congress Seat Amid Rival Bid to Block Nomination
The article argues John Potter will win renomination and a larger majority, facing Democratic opposition. It notes the Dunleith Advertiser marks its first issue on June twentyth fifth, with E R Paul optimistic for future growth. It praises Chetdeerdives weekly for editorial quality and urges continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlel Dunleith (ii
Jaen
E.R. Paul
Chetdeerdives
Dunleith
Attempted Fraud Accusations Shine in State Printing Case
The Milwaukee Free Democrat reports a major fraud attempt tied to the State Printing case. Accused include Madison publishers and several named individuals. The piece credits firm actions by Randall and Wastings and promises fuller details next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Free Democrat
Madison
Paceday
Millwarkee Receivel
Madison Jouriel
Madison Arana
Madison Futrier
Boriah Brown
Chas. Wakely
D. W. Jones
Sea of State
George S Tyer
EB. B. Ghine
Areele
Randall
Blair Re-Nominated in Stonic District by Wide Margin
A Lunis dated June 24 reports Republicans of the Stonic Congressional district renominating SC. Wie amid three tickets Republican Democratic and American. Blair expected to win a substantial majority. Other notes mention Connolly's fugitive slave shelter conviction, regional grain shipments, whiskey from New York churn, lash punishment in Warren Ohio, Madison capital extension funding, Morse telegraph funding, Sonora independence rumors, and a light Independence Day stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutin
Tle
Lunis
Thomas Jefferson
Smate
Missouri
Mt Blair
Crear
W. A. Connolly
Cincinnati
Sworthy
Ysis
Thos
Connolly
Srnsests Prom Minau
New York
Madison
Ryecraft
Capitol
Morse
H Tim
Sonora
Troubles With the Saints and Utah Dispatches
Washington reports belligerent tone toward Brigham Young and Utah events. Despatches from General Johnston and officers at Fort Bridger discuss possible conciliations, trials, and efforts to subdue Mormon resistance. Governor Cumming plans to move to Salt Lake with civil officers to open Provo office, while reviews of Indian negotiations and stop orders for aggressive actions proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnston
Eigil
Fort Bridger
Jost Dale
Eckles
United States
F. Collizion
Brighamy Younes
Gov. Cumming
Gov
Cumming
Salt Lake
Forney
Provo
Tie
Uthoe
The Jamaica Slave Trade Ad In Nege Parke Tribine
An 1850s style denunciation reports seizure and condemnation of a cargo from Cortes at a colonial court. It critiques US and British actions in suppressing slave trading, arguing for stronger visits and a stance against illicit traffic. It notes alleged profits, ships, and officials tied to the slave trade and calls government action decisive. It also mentions a local wedding brawl in Washington with vandalism and threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
Parke
M.S
Vicoa Adiualty
Cuba
la Visitud
Piriey
Trea
United States
Nestipnr
State Department
Washington
Alk
Africa
Edom
Bendolph
Afria
South
Dall
St. James's
Pennsylvania
Itv Previe
Draco
Stucke's Cave Visit Near Prairie du Chien Described
A party explored Stucke's Cave near Prairie du Chien this week. They entered by a narrow opening, descended by torchlight, and traversed hallways lined with stalactites and formations. They noted a large ancient chamber, a waterfall, and numerous mineral formations as they documented the cave’s interior and the return to daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praire A Chien
Stucke
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin River
Stuckeville Sistom
Kickapoo
Arthur
War
eBver
Trouble Among the National Demagogues and Debates in the States
The Philadelphia discussion from the Washington correspondence outlines gloom around the Buchanan faction. It notes divisions in Maryland Delaware and North Carolina over Lecompton, with supporters and opponents split across states. Maine shows nervousness about a Democratic State Convention, while rumors claim John Cal hourne may be removed as Surveyor General for Kansas. An elderly New York resident born in 1732 claims a mixed lineage and a remarkable life, including service in the Revolutionary War and marriages across continents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
South
Democrata
Maryland
Delawnee
North Carolina
D.r K. McRae
Lecompton
Tannascoo
F. P. Stanton
Louisiana
Fretion
Americ
Woodson
Junean Menderson
Staton
Appleton
State Department of the Union, &c
Maine
Buchanan
John Calhourne
Kanes
Sivas
York
Jobn Shanadoah O'Brien
Boston
France
America
Morocco
United States
Tentashc
Jana
Wisconsin News Briefs on Rail Firms and Local Events
Partial OCR notes describe tensions between Milwaukee and Milwaukee Road interests, a pending sale, upcoming clearon event at the Methodist church, and notices of factory activity near Watertown. It mentions shipping from Menasha to Lake Winnebago, tours of industrial sites, and local travel plans including Clifton and Conklin's band along the lake shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirerawee
Matowed
Mi Pt
Cleeron
Methodierehoarch
Milyu
Tub Usd
Paul Mane
Milwaukee Road
Watertown
Amletos
Lake Winnghag
Stowmer Prucer
Brew
Menashaneh
Bari
Pore du Lac
Clifton
Stockbridge
Conklin
Lake Winery
Horst Melwankee
Wisconsin Editors Convene to Review State Convention
Wisconsin editors gather for a statewide convention in Madison to set by laws, elect officers, and plan future meetings. Delegates discuss committee duties, express appreciation to Milwaukee venues and rail services, and appoint a secretary to notify members of proceedings and schedules.
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Ordey
Doels
Hatin Reed
Neenah Conervetory
Hanson Rew
Neen J
Parray
West End
T. AL Rose
Sparn
Seo
Raw Register
A.C. Santina
Aude
Brinker
Jung
Bla
Daniel
Watton
Delavan
Pomeroy
Ure
Rike Punt
Gover
Jere
Crawly
Gali
Morsone Diseision
Yeluck P.M
Mailson Uy
O'Eloek
MM. Pomeroy
Dal
Riv
Qetube Ji
Huge Moryiile
Masun
Afiadisas
Madison
Shar Uveenitors
Anc Publishers
Orrin of
Reas
Grey Bry
Ynurning Nex
Mru
Horieon
Ney
Tandy Chas
D. Robinson
Mb. Holley
Meering
Set
Kine
Ruyolvet
Gils
Rufus Parks
Walker
Milwaukee
Hyatsseeville
Thompson
Assonition
Richards
Pristor
Maison Water Cara
F Holles
Iver
Buenanan
Indianaapolis Journal
Foley
Tilly
Madea wine claims and poison in alcohol tests
Dr Hiram Cox of Cincinnati reports two years and 249 inspections of liquors, finding over 90 percent faulty and many poisonous. Notably only one gallon of pure brandy per hundred gallons, wines adulterated with sulfuric acid and alum, and Madeira wine largely non existent. Lightning kills a man and child near Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Cox
Cincinnati
Ohio
Porto
Malaga
Cox
Ian
Whitewater Retail Market Register Fragments
Fragmentary OCR of a Whitewater retail market page lists produce and goods with scattered prices and items. Readable entries include apples peaches plums and tallow, plus various brands and vendors. The fragmentary text hints at a market ledger or listing with entries for produce and other grocery items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitewater
DES Wood
Cluver
Seeil
Jeet Uutter
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the Whitewater Register
Ss. m1
Pettengel& Co
Philadelpha
Eldcago
Miller & Biarr
Miheauhse
Vanderbilt
John ¥. Potter
B. Blair
Littleson
Bert
Warruats
Free Democrat
Lockwood L. Dots
la Crosse
PensoxAn
U. S. Duty
la Grosse Company
Ali
Jie
Biro
Denoeret
Penoa
Keltes
Laree
Dibouc
St Louis
Uta
Gen. Johnston
Oregon
St. Louis
Nebraska
Utah
Wasn- IseTex
Jast
Fawcett
Alaryland W
Adie
Wrehington
Philadelphia
Macters
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Editors’ & Publishers’ Association
CIA
Madison Journal
Comptroller's Office
Khinzep
John Gardiner
Lind
Wangineest County Register
East Indies
Convar & Day
Milwaukee & Miss
Norten
Passenora
Janesville
Guiry Wee
M. Ise
Judd
Ticket and Praight Agett
al Drugensts
Groger
Camdr
Wood
Fria
Ourilyie
Delphor
Messag
Swan
Iaring
Cheitiv
Gongar & Dy
Shannon Enys
DeGrath
Imma
University of Venussivania
Yeburn Mall
D. P. Lawson
Fernon
James M. Turner
Provident
Grath & Co
Fife
Jasue M. Tonsen
Woutkt Methorn
Koofland
C. M. Tacksom
Evert
United
Geethet
G. Jackson
the Times
Troy
Albany
S. Clark
T. Simurs
A. T. Sulres
Wosturhorn and
Tegers
J.T. Smith
Alexander Henderson
Whitewater Street
Franklin Street
Janesville Street
State of
Wiconsa
Jamesville Street
Cowmshend
Tsaud
Saul Village
N- M.littlesonn
Test L. H Mans
Barnes William
Wells
Oeeratsiri
Hinele Willians
Iene Ee King
Fia
Kelly Thopias
Lewis
Moore
Iillard
Riley Mondell
Mice Norton
George G
Wildiams
Marius
Portmentiaier
Stas Monery
Ye Thomas Noger
AD Rogers
ITA
Sanhoen
Ika + Smith Love
Francis Sherwood Wakeman
Jonathan
Dobel Whitewater
Jaconen Uslicos
Tf Row
Tina
Medien
Custer
Clouh
Intipge
Birge
S. Birger
Birgea
Birge’s. Ta
Birge's
Mta Birge
S. Birges
Zor Birge
Ta Birgenzeke Biraecta
Ibraideries
Birge’s. Recgera Birger
S. Birge’s. Bir
Birge'say
Bassett
S. Red
Basseits
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