MasonIC Lodge Notice Invites Visiting Brethren
Masonic Winewa Lopar No. 18 states meetings on the first and third Tuesdays each month at 7:14 p.m. in the Masonic Hall third story of the Postoffice Block. Visiting Brethren invited. W. H. Stewart, Warden. K. FenNoux, Secretary.
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Masonic Hall
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J.K. Ferauson
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Simpson's Block
Second Street
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William Wedel
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Oak Grove
No. 15
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Erpelding Block
Second and
Walnut Streets
F. Lessing
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Tate
U.S. Supeme Court
Washington
Correspondence Policy and Reader Notes Editorial
Nonetles will be taken of anonymous communications and writers must supply name and address. The editor adopts sentiment. author is responsible. Correspondence on farming, manufacturing, harvesting, immigration, and related topics may be summarized in brief form for readers. Letters become property of the publishers.
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Louisiana
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Musiimbid
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Leading Newspapers Argue Hancock Candidacy Weak
An array of 19th century editorials from New York papers condemnation of General Hancock as Democratic nominee. They criticize his military record as insufficient for national leadership, compare him to General Scott, and question his grasp of finance and governance. The pieces frame the Cincinnati convention as a flawed choice and warn that Republican loyalty to the Union undermines Democrat prospects.
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Hancock
Democratic Party
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Democratic’party
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Detroit
Agiti
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Union
America
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Democratic National Convention
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Republican’ Party
Congress
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United States
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New-York
Great Lakes Route To Green Bay Through Minnesota Rail Lines
The advertisement touts the fastest most reliable rail route via Green Bay and Minnesota to connect with Chicago Milwaukee and points North East and South. It lists miles to towns from Green Bay including New London Plover Grand Rapids Merrillan Junction Arcadia Winona and St Paul with connections at multiple junctions to Wisconsin Central Chicago North Western Milwaukee Lake Shore Western Milwaukee and other lines reaching diverse destinations. It highlights Westinghouse automatic brakes and coupling stock as features.
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Green Bay
New London
Bana Claire
Ie Crosse
Grand Rapida
Plover
River ‘Walls
Minneapolis
Merridan
Minnesota
Kansas
Colorado
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Chicago
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Milwaukee
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Winona
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Rochester
Sarai Shall
Sioux City
Yankton
Laqorosse
Southern Minnesota Railway
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Reecetoes
Time Table Rail Services to Milwaukee Chicago and More
A readout of rail schedules shows Day and Night Express routes to Milwaukee Chicago and St Paul Minneapolis with daily and Sunday-except routes. Additional connections include Cedar Rapids Denver Marshalltown Leadville Des Moines Salt Lake City Sioux City San Francisco Yankton and more. The North Western line promotes direct service with grease facilities and emphasis on efficiency.
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Chicago
la ‘Crosse
O. North
Cedar Rapids
Denver
Marshalltown
Leadville
Des Moines
Salt Lake
Sioux City
San Francisco
Yankton
Hille
Omaha
Colorado
Council Bluffs
California
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