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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1898
Page
4
The article reports on President McKinley delaying his message to Congress amid rising tensions over Cuba and Spain. It notes spiking war talk, public mistrust of the administration, and statements of imminent actions including troop movements and indemnity threats. It also covers Wisconsin Medical Association meeting plans and local school, military, and political notes across various regions.
The city held teachers examinations this week at the High school building. Names listed include Martin Bever Mary E Bever Elson H Whitsay Stevens Poin South Melmyre Granton Inez Metzger Gus H W Bularin Ralph d Pech Mable White Vesper Tose Mohan Ang ej Davis Rietheld Lillie Gevert Win Teichkiss Kilis Dance Cray Agan Thompson Isa Vanderhout Alma Vanderboo!, Gertrude Uineberg Adulie ve Funny Talhun Eda Visurow ara Chirtels B G Jers Mayme y Norm Mellagh L Pearl Lees Stelin Henderson Annie Ferguson Saminda Woltestr City.
W I Brann editor of the Ieouachist and Davis a prominent lawyer faced public strikeback after scathing remarks. A double tragedy unfolded as alleged accusations about a college provoked violent shocks with three shots fired, injuring multiple individuals amid settlement and fallout.
Potatoes growers from Wood county and neighboring areas arrange a meeting at Bbeegert House in the city of hadi to discuss organizing a potato association. They aim to determine if the region should form a cooperative or association to protect growers against issues and promote favorable prices and conditions.
The township school issue failed in Unity and Brighton as voters rejected higher taxes for a new building. Examinations at Culby drew crowds from Spencer and Unity, with several named locals in attendance. Local politicking and election night excitement marked a week of activity as Unity youths attend shows and the community recovers from the election campaign.
The article describes a Wisconsin case involving alleged abuse by a cruel master in a local society. It recounts the punishment of the animals and the subsequent actions by community members, including a secretary and officials, as details of the incident emerge and the accused faces potential penalties. The piece references a confrontation at Radcliffe’s house and notes a broader discussion of animal protection in the era.
The report outlines pension totals for the year ending 33 ling Ut, noting 29 013 on the roll with a net increase of 3.09. It records army pension disbursements totaling 3 UUEY.1et54 and remarks a postwar rise in pensioners, about 5,500 more since 1896 and near 20,000 deaths since 1897. The roll value rose from 72,052 101.49 in 2000 to about 7T HO, NON in the current year, reflecting steady growth despite the elapsed time since hostilities ended.
Cardinal Gibbons spoke to his congregation urging guidance for the president and congress toward a peaceful solution to the Spanish issue and fears that war clouds may lift. He prayed for heavenly peace and hoped for blessing of good will between Spain and the nation as Easter approaches.
An unsigned letter from Moore reports a two year old with two months of diarrhoea being cured by Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after two days of use. The piece touts wide success, noting many sufferers cured by Que Blinute Cough Care and mentions DeWitt s Little Early Risers as a household name for various ailments.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a regional note mentioning St Paul, marshy areas and Southeastern Ry. The readable text focuses on place names and partial phrases, leaving the central event or context unclear. This record preserves the partial identities and general geographic references without asserting specifics.
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