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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1882

Page

2

Sugar refinery sale and petition drive headline

Sslarshfield Times reports a Philadelphia syndicate purchases the Tay Fusnenich sugar refinery in Buffalo with 1,500,000 capital. A New York petition for pardon for Masonia grows, with over 20,000 names and expected 500,000 signatures by Saturday. Warrenwitz increases gains from outside speculation. Vanderbilt-like rise noted. Philadelphia Press relief fund for Betty and the Baby sees 22,000 pledges and $2,200 on hand toward Sergeant Mason’s family support.

Tay Fusnenich Buffalo New Philadelphia Press Betty Mason Sargeant

Removals and Trials Taint Noted in 19th Century Headlines

The article recounts a county records transfer attempt in Wexford County Michigan with a bloodless transfer after a hostile crowd drove off Sheriff Dunham and his train from Manton. It covers Jesse James and Quantrill era crimes, including Ford's testim ony, the Kansas City police commissioner's statements, and a coroner's inquest, ending with reflections on outlawry and civilization.

Wexford County Michigan Cadillax Sherif Dunham Manton Toiake Cailillae Wuey Jease James Bt. Joseph H. H. Craig Kansas City Robert Ford Charlee Jesse James Charles Samuels Dick Little Ler

Ames mayoral race leads in week of turmoil

This week reports show Ames's liquor interests candidate defeating Lor ing, a Republican, by about 3,000 votes for mayor. Other items note the Parisian and Manitoba steamer passengers, a cockfight event in St Louis, boxing figures in Boston, and tensions among Cheyennes and Arapahoe over agency control.

Minngepodts Ames Loring Neary Jengner Cauuke D. W. Catpwitt Pennsylvania New York Chicago St. Louie St Lous Youncy Rocks Paddy Ryan Prise Fght Minaiaippi Recnbes Rome Manitoba Tea Typographical Union of Cincinnati Ten Housa Bicuano Tl Mason Pugblo Collus Albany Penitentiary Farley Boston van Kurs Bamilton Lammon Landen Lemyon la Louia George W. Hughey Carondelet George Hughey B.st. Tamex Fry Tone James Kearney Baptist Church Samuels Homestead Cheald Lady Slilé Mirhours Gundil Miles Glood Rantall Bort Reno Cuttie Congress

Diplomatic Shifts and Global Turmoil Highlight Turbulent Times

GableRramé will succeed Janc hini as papal secretary of state. Frat troops have been moved from Madrid to Barcelona where 39,000 workers roam streets. A Greek named Daualya sparked an Episcopal church incident in Wells. Swiss farmers migrate to the United States amid agricultural depression. Haxzas defeats Boyd on the River Tyne before a huge crowd. Ireland’s Irish-American reform talks fail to influence congressional sections. Credit Lyonnais plans to divest its New York branch. Mrs. Soren of Dublin dies in a ghastly accident. others injured returning from church. Dynsmatic blast hits Limerick police barracks. Sunk ships Yrurac Bat and Douro collide off Cape Finisterre. many aboard perish.

Canmxal Zigliara Janchini Plate Mairid Barcelony Sausm Bensaanny Daualya Wells England Geneva Oberland United States Haxzas Boyd Newcastle Tyne London Congress France Credit Lyvonnaise Banking Institution O Divontinge Ite New York Mas. Soren Dublin Suv7ax Atd Weet Meath Ireland Limerick Yrurac Bat Cape Finnisterre Hidalgo Rese Qoraona

Explosion at Pittsburgh oil refinery racks up wide area damage

An explosion at a standard oil refinery in Pittsburgh caused extensive area coverage and damage as reports note a large hazard zone. The incident follows earlier high stakes chatter and involves significant financial implications.

Tae Aloye Connor & Leftins Spencer Lod Waa Hames Standard Oil Pittaburg

Multiple Fire and Accident Disasters Across Cities

A string of fires and wrecks caused heavy losses including $125,000 in four-block arson, a destroyed Erie station at Buffalo Port, a Bransburg car crash that collapsed a three-storey building killing two men, and a $15,000 Cincinnati blaze at Heeken Co coffee mill. Also reported were a wreck on the Baltimore and Ohio line injuring several workers, a Stockton Georgia factory fire with $200,000 damage and multiple fatalities, plus a ship collision near Cape Finisterre that left twenty-four passengers lost.

Erie BuTulo Pinius Bransburg M.A. Huet Frank McDowell Cincinnati Heeken & Co. Coffee-Milla Wear Second Street Hawkincon Andy Tay Yaniton Takats Fremen Tom Manigan Tae Sore Antonin Joseph Yager Hunny Wiisen Excorn Creagh County Gork Treland

Crimean Record of Daring Frauds and Violent Incidents

A chaotic crime roundup reports a string of incidents across multiple locales. Arrests include liquor violations, a Bohemian murder-suicide, a bank robber sentenced for grand larceny and escape, and a governor indicted for swindling. Also noted are jail escapes, a train-wreck plot, a sailor accused of poisoning a child theft, a Chinaman found hanged, a dancer fatally stabbed during a Denver show, and other sensational offenses involving public figures and citizens alike.

Manx Essar Dex Moines Josers Joxxr Ouraba Albuany Grand Larcena Froas Priton Sevauan Brainers New York Mogea Az Hie Pietire Lisa Guanes Bauuasa Delaware Ant Hiduot Road Saratoge Mhewags Wanvey Dixon Tacos W. Krak Bank of the Republic Bhot Otheart Chinaman Vigtoris B.C Jim Munigas Arthur Sprague Denver Stan Jimson Kokemo Ind Jess H. H. Garima St. Louie 6Th Infantry John Bender Cherryvule Jacob Balien Chantown Kap Crapum Anawshaa Inv Fedlinu Genteman J. S. Morrison Hs

Piatt Named Consul to Cork Amid Senate Scrutiny

Capitol notes recount Joox J. Piatt, longtime Librarian of Congress, being nominated consul to Cork while investigations probe public printer confirmation and the handling of Credit Industries disclosures. Blaine remarks on treaty limits and immigration echo through debates as offices weigh policy shifts and intercontinental trade concerns.

Jane Joox J. Piatt Congress Cork Sreatixe P. Rovsns Chicago Washington O Carther RB Datpagro Horlbat Credit Industries Shipherd Blaine Paxelpext Arthur Secretary ‘of the Interior

Reconstruction era budget and appointments debated in Congress

The article notes salaries for commissioners set at 5000 annually, a bill to redeem outstanding 10 certificates at market price, and debates over rights of way through Choctaw and Chickasaw lands for the Saint Louis and San Francisco road. It covers bridge authorizations on the Mississippi, use of surplus revenue for debt, and nominations and confirmations for interior, navy, and other federal posts.

Utab Tey St. Louia San Francisco Road Houe of Representatives Singleton Grethant Tiiion Mississippi Memphia Puesingly Anrave Henry M. Teller Galorada Interior William EB. Chapeler New Hampshire Navy William B. Hunt Louisians Rovaig Aden B. Anderson Daniel Hult John J. Knox Minnesota Wall

Market Prices and Goods Report from April to May Notes

The record shows mixed demand and steady activity across commodities. Wheat, rye, barley, and flour prices appear volatile with occasional higher bids and scarce supplies, while pork, lard, and beef figures circulate with April and May cash terms, premiums, and varied shipment counts.

Mle Breserigee Marie Mnnavxes Weller Tormal Wellee Aoller

Chicago Market Aprils Wheat and Grains Report

Wheat was unsettled with slight gains and declines, overall activity fair. Prices swung with May and July contracts posting mixed moves while on call sales remained irregular. Oats and pork futures showed volatility as supplies and demand shifted, with multiple months quoted and notable volume in May and June trades.

Chicago Balcade Wfeer May Jane Tuly Wigher Coward Opares Tura Greer Pune Buick

Washington editor seeks treatment amid rough medical visit

A Washington editor visited Dr Bliss for a carbuncle, but the procedure grew painful as Bliss tested the force of his scalpel. The editor protested, recalling a past remark about danger, while Bliss replied he was simply demonstrating and cut more firmly.

Health and wealth via Stomach Bitters described

The article extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a core health aid, claiming it preserves health, prolongs life, aids digestion, and fights constipation dyspepsia liver and kidney issues, fevers and rheumatic pains. It cites testimonials from U S figures and a Canadian curé praising its cures.

Hostetter

Gooseberries missing prompt remark at boarding school

A young lady just home from boarding school complains to the servant that there are no gooseberries, exclaiming with a humorous mispronunciation about the goose. The line reflects a playful, era-appropriate hankering for fruit and a sly glimpse into domestic life.

Congressional Debates Touch McSweeny Case and Chinese Bill

Congressional proceedings discuss the arrest of Daniel McSweeny and Autorean citizens by British authorities, amid U S protests. The Senate debates appointments of inspectors and surveyors, staff bills, and a Nicaragua canal measure, with Chinese exclusion and banking topics dominating the agenda.

Wanted a Drum Drives a Child's Wish and a Prank

A mother hopes to grant her boy a drum by prayer but a hidden father quietly places the instrument on the bed. The boy, seeing the drum, blurts out where it came from, turning the moment into a humorous moral. The Rochester Herald notes the saying Necessity is the mother of invention and its many useless children.

Gore Rochester Herald

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