Wisconsin Republicans Name Randall for Governor at Madison
A Wisconsin Republican convention at Madison selected Alexander Randall of Waukesha as the nominee for Governor after a multi-ballot race. The body adopted formal resolutions praising Coles Bass Ford for prosecuting the Supreme Court case and pledged support for Randall and the ticket comprising McIndoe, Bull, and others.
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WC. Webb
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J. O. Burt Jett
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Republican Party of
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Supreme Court
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E. D. Walton
W. D. McIndoc
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Missony Election Sparks Debate Over Governor Race
The article reports confusion and contention around Stewart versus Rollins in the governor election. It cites alleged misreporting, emended returns, and calls for scrutiny. A Boston Traveler dispatch notes Senator Summers’s improving health and travels. It also criticizes an advertiser for a “cure” claim, warning against fraudulent medical quackery.
Oscillating Steam Engine shown at Eagle Foundry
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports a fifty horse power oscillating steam engine built by Turton and Screamb at Eagle Foundry, shipped to Baraboo to drive a sawmill. The piece is praised as finely finished with advantages in simplicity, durability, and space. It notes Eagle Foundry as a leading Wisconsin producer of oscillating engines.
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Eagle Foundry
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Fragmented 19th Century Letter and Local Notices
A letter from Mr. Snell exculpates Mr. Carpenter in a matter about the Jefferson Printing. Angel Benton reviews the Dred Scott decision siding with Judges Curtis and McLean against the majority. Barnstable Parish notes Samuel Crook of Marshpee bought ram for a house moving. it was used at his mother's funeral causing disturbance at the grave and a fine imposed. A Milwaukee German paper criticizes Barstow ticker support, urging Democrats not to vote.
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The New York Tribune 1843 1845 Weekly Semi Weekly
A historical notice outlines the Tribune’s 1843 and 1845 publishing schedule, detailing weekly and semi weekly editions, prices, and distribution. It highlights the paper's ambitious wire service expansion, reader strategy, and a public appeal to loyal supporters amid political contention.
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