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Newspaper
Wisconsin Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1849
Page
1
Getting the Value Out a Landlord on a Stage Route
A Spirit of the Times tale recounts a stagecoach breakfast caper where a landlord in a village along the Great National Road overplays the breakfast sting. Passengers, seated, pay fifty cents each, then watch as the landlord and waiter scramble to claim value while the horn signals departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Alove
Punt
Genta
Elev
Lez
Fragmentary overheard dialogue at town scene and chase
A garbled account shows a pursuer and group moving through streets to a hotel. Men board a stagecoach and a driver is questioned about theft and a pot with spoons. The scene ends with a call to lead all aboard as confusion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bax
Glad Tesser
Lavdie
Heg
Squire
vLirrie Uy
Two Brothers Bag Six-Feet Sturgeon Near Swan Lake
A Marcellon, Columbia County tale tells of brothers Heath who trapped a monster near Swan Lake. After fierce struggle the sturgeon six feet long and weighing 1634 pounds was secured with spears and net. The chronicle asserts every detail is literally true.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Marcellon
Columbia Co
Swan Lake
Mob attacks hotel in Canada with shots fired
Report from Lowe Canada describes a mob of about 200 rowdies breaking windows at Titus's Hotel seeking entry. Interior defenders fired, wounding a man in the neck. The mob dispersed after causing damage. Other items note a railroad bill advancing in Parliament and various court anecdotes from Watertown and Minnesota papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loweh Canada
Monresat
Jle
Titus
The Vatican History and Its Riches in Rome
A long description recounts the Vatican complex in Rome from its sixth century origins through reform and enlargement. It notes papal alternations, Avignon exile, and restoration after 1376, detailing its vast library of 40,000 manuscripts and extensive art, antiquities, and statues. It highlights Raphael and Michelangelo as famed residents and venerates the Vatican as a treasure for students and artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Nero
Eugenius Ivi
Innocent II
Peti 1I
Arragon
Clement V
France
Papal
Avignon
Vatican
Pontifical
Petrarch
Pliny
St. Thomas
Roaffaello
Michael Angelo
Eviction Crisis and Fatal Fire Reported in Kilrush
The Limerick region faces mass evictions with 13 000 affected and 5 000 homeless in Kilrush and Limerick county. Demolition of 1 000 more houses is underway as 50 empty homesteads on Kildymy lands fall to rapid implosion. Nearby in Concord a woman named Miller dies after clothes catch fire while protecting a barn, with her husband serving as a juror at court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evserrow
Limerick Examiner
Kilrush
Limerick
Kildymy
Beneen
Miller
Concord
Waetown Chronicle
Two-Headed Baby Born in Wisconsin County
A Wisconsin report claims a German woman in Calumet town Ford du Lac gave birth to a large healthy child with two heads. The infant is reportedly living and as healthy as other county children, with Rochester papers noting similar sensational birth stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
New York
Wirconsin
Calumet
Ford du Lac County
Fond du Lac
Giants Causeway described from Belfast letter 1849
A Boston Post published letter from Belfast on April 19, 1849, detailing the Giants Causeway. The writer describes honeycomb like basalt columns, six or more sides, clifflike tops, and sections fitting tightly to form a vast mosaic. He notes up to forty foot high banks, some columns called chimneys, and parts shipped to museums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Belfast
Fanous
Giant's Causeway
Fingall
Fin- Sal
America
Curious 19th Century Gazette of Oddities and Disasters
The itemized snippets report on a cholera patient’s clothes, a broken agrarian society in Paris, a dead or wounded student from St Charles rioting, and interpretations of Minnesota. Additional notes cover the Niagara steamer’s passenger surge, chlorine gas recipe, Washington Union political health, two national ships planned in Arctic seas, coinage plans, and floods in New Orleans plus an Iowa steamer collision.
Timbered Wisconsin land appraisals near Mineral Point
Concluded report by Meport I B Danna and Joan Luming on subdivision and appraisal of School University and Canal lands in Wa County Wisconsin. Detailed per section values, timber quality, soil rates, and recommendations for sale in ten acre plots to benefit nearby citizens. Includes leases by Levi Sterling, James Penprice, and occupant improvements with village Linden nearby and road access from Mineral Point to Dodgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanay
B. Wexes
I. B. Danna
Joan Luming
Wa County
Wisconsin
Mineral Point
Raven
N.W
N. End
N. W
N. E
Rance
Ranox
N.E
East Side
West Side
Pecatonica
N. BE
High Rock Bluffa
Pecatopien
Rana
Dodgeville
Levi Sterling
N. KE
Sterling
James Penprase
Penprise
Frenkiin
Linden
Rublin
Grenville
Simon Lanyon
Thomas Lore
Mark Stith
Onlot No
Methodiat
Lanyon
Alea
William Rabin
Ablin
Darcy Granville
Granville
N. Woto S. BR
Ile Sun
Pranklin
Galena
Pat George Martin Ia
Rawaie
Seevins LG
S.W
St. E.d
Chosai
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