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Newspaper

Wisconsin Argus

Location

Madison, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1846

Page

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Old World Riots and a Grim London Chronicle

From the London Sun dated March 1, the page blends a graphic Civil War era scene of violence and loss with a political dispatch. A neighbor recalls a torching, murder, and a wagoner’s death amid a brutal vigil, while a reflective London column weighs Britain's stance on India, Ireland, Poland, and Oregon, urging decisive government action and parliamentary resolve.

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Paris and Cracow Turmoil and a Printing Office Tale

The piece blends a Parisian charity tale about Eugene Sue aiding a widow with a bold report on Cracow unrest and Austrian actions. It links a vivid charity scene to headlines of Polish resistance, Prussian moves, and surging insurgent forces, then shifts to a long printer’s notice with production details and a moral anecdote about perseverance.

The Flag of the Union Poem Fragment Misread

Fragmentary poem about the flag of the Union featuring distant lines and garbled text. Mentions sunrise and light across a banner. References to a distant place and a voyage, with garbled names and phrases. The readable parts evoke pride, dawn, and a national emblem amid blurred lines.

Captain Kidd treasure hunt sinks coffer dam on Hudson

Captain Kidd treasure operation enters new phase as Captain Cram reports sinking a coffer dam over the wreck site in the Hudson River. The venture seeks to raise gold silver and bullion once believed buried, with pumping to begin data recovery before summer.

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Army News From Slatamorae Arrival and Encampment

The army of occupation landed opposite Slatamorae on the fifth, encamping without opposition. Early the next day scouts found Mexican forces in the area and the troops moved four miles below the town. Detected rifle fire and precautionary measures followed as authorities prepared for possible engagement.

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Becomes famang Cwo killed reshaped with Xt wan wear

Fragmented OCR text describes a violent incident with multiple errors. It mentions two individuals connected to a fight or attack and a collision of brick hodéen style structures, with reference to a cabper wars context and unnamed parties. The readable facts are sparse and unclear.

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