Bar Judge Dunn Advocates Republican Unity in Conventions
In a constitutional convention address Judge Dunn rebukes the Free Democracy for attempts to disfranchise foreigners, praises Republican ascendancy, and attacks Democratic charges of Know Nothing tendencies. The letter-writers condemn Democratic editors while defending Republican principles amid intra party tensions in Wisconsin.
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Judge Dunn
Congress
Bostow
E. B. Quiser
Freeport rally to boost Brown in Illinois campaign
Trumbull and Blair plan address with Judge Tramond and Jon F Biniture at Freeport on Monday in what organizers call a major Republican meeting. The gathering aims to mobilize supporters, with expectations of large attendance and a lively discussion on key political stakes.
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F. Biniture
Freeport
Minois
Fourth Annual Fair of the Wis. . & M. Clup
The Fourth Annual Fair showcased stock, machines and farm products with strong entries. Notable displays included Aly. Case Cold Spring stock and Devonshire cattle. Mr. Kinney and Mr. Esterly presented prime sheep and cattle while W. Lemefway’s stock drew high praise for wealth and influence in Whitewater. A large turnout admired horses and oxen, with Black Hawk stallions highlighted alongside other premier teams.
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Roche
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Antemul Lee
Alf Gleason
Durham
Rss
Exhibition notes on farming teams and machines at the fair
The report covers horse teams racing a mile with two in a buggy, noting potential 20 seconds improvement. It highlights Wright & Gash Corn Cultivators, Cashetys, and others exhibiting farm tools. Descriptions praise workmanship and promise future coverage, mentioning Fence plans, a sheared tool, and plows from Winchester & DeWol.
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Wright & Gash
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Stephen
Enix
Tata Farmer
Winchester & DeWol
Cheney Rebuilds Wisconsin Central Railroad Promise
Rufus Chene, elected president, overhauls a financially failed Wisconsin Central Railroad Company. He stabilizes credit, terminates unneeded negotiations, and uses personal funds to keep operations afloat. Stockholders credit his energy and perseverance for reviving the line, while a successor is noted as needed. Also notes Interior Department closure of Mineral Point Land Office and reallocation of unsold lands to La Crosse district.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
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Ite
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Iie Bus
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Vna
All of Life
Wwistansiti Central Richhold Company
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Sohn B. Islmes
Rugetssor
Wiscossix
Secretary of the Interior
United States Land Office
Mineral Point
Wisconsis
LaGrosee
In a Bad Way The Argus Unearths a Pretended Plot
The Madison and Angus papers claim a supposed conspiracy involving Governor Randall John F Potter and William Booth aimed at the public figure Hastings Carl Schurz. The Argus asserts the GOP faces no danger from this but warns of Democratic press coverups.
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Fragmented Letter Attacks Governor and Quiner Casting Doubt
A damaged letter from Mundisca tawmead era appears to attack Governor and Mr. Quiner with unverified claims. It alleges corruption and political discredit without clear dates or corroboration, suggesting it is a prospectus for a new political venture and asserting no personal bias from the writer.
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Elican Vas
Hue
German Thrift and Association in Early Colonial Vision
Philadelphia correspondent notes a German settlement model where settlers acquire land, build towns, and invest in mills, schools, and churches. The article highlights rapid village growth, rising property values, and the spread of railroad links that attract more German families seeking prosperity through association and planned development.
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New York
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Miles
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Rome
Suri
Lost Aeronaut Rumors After Balloon Vanishes Over Canada
The Detroit Tribune reports a balloonist presumed lost after a storm tore the silk and rail around him. Companion Bannister survived, telling of a long search near Beaty Creek and Knight’s Station. Reports suggest a body may not be found, with locals hoping for a respectful resting place. Six men from Adrian joined the search, while speculation about the fate continues amid cautious disbelief.
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Atlantic Cable Resumes Function Amid Transmission Hopes
The Atlantic cable is in full working order after three days of strong electrical current. Signals from Valentia were reported as perfect though no specific messages were disclosed. Officials anticipate business readiness soon and aim to restore full service. A separate Indiana court decision upheld newspaper advertising charges as contract terms, affirming publishers may fix and collect according to their published rates.
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Patriot
Potter and Land Grant Bid Stirs Assembly Debates
Fragmentary remarks accuse Judge Potter of shaping the Assembly vote on a land grant bill to favor a political faction and aid a congressional bid. The piece blames a corrupt faction for ensuing state scandals and praises the judge for backing what supporters call the best disposition of the land grant amid strong public sentiment.
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da Crosse
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Life Assurance and Democratic Platform Reflected in Wisconsin News
Fragmentary 19th century clippings discuss Life Assurance by the Wisconsin Mutual Life Insurance Company with details on policy provisions for widows and orphans, trusteeship, and death benefits. The piece contrasts insurance concerns with political notes, including Democratic convention resolutions and state tickets, plus a brief mention of railroad office reforms.
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Gite Assuranenho
Wissonsin Life Assurance Co
Wigwunsiy
Coluaine
Whitewater
Walworth
Wafferson
Graben
He Wet
Grounded Fairs and Political Echoes From The City
Visiting the fair grounds yesterday shows advanced buildings and a grand race course with a panoramic view. The editors halls are neat and the floral bluff offers a striking winged rear. The exhibition pavilion promises to outdo last year, shaping the fair as the city’s brightest attraction. War news from Philadelphia cites editorial clashes over Judge Douglas and the English bill, with Southern leaders lamenting misled efforts and looming shifts in support as political alignments bend under national tension.
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Philadelphia
Orion
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Andes
Jess
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Deeprinsset
Christie’s Agnes Balsam Endorsed Amid Political Fuss
In the midst of political excitement the advertisement urges readers to choose Dr Christies Agnes Balsam as the original and effective remedy. It claims the balsam cures fevers and bone pains and asserts many imitations exist, urging faithful use of the genuine product.
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