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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1892
Page
4
The publication lists subscription terms at 1 pound 50 per year with advertising rates on application. Issued Fridays, December 9, 1802, in Marshfield.
The president's message sparks a fierce tariff clash as Democrats attack his convictions and praise the Chicago platform. The piece contrasts Republican protection with Democratic revenue plans, noting the 1846 tariff and the Walker proposals. It argues long-run prosperity under Republican policy versus Democratic experiments, calling the president's statement unanswerable.
Adjutant General Litas says arrangements with C J Dilworth will bring the commander in chief to a series of campfires and reunions in the Nebraska department starting December 12 at Creod. The plan aims to contact comrades, encourage joining orders, and revive moribund posts, with expected, sizable accessions before the current commander's term ends. Also notes rising interest in Grand Army posts, tax changes, and President Harrison's lengthy last annual message to Congress.
The Extra Seamon Democrats gain momentum as they press for an early extra session. Speaker Crisp reportedly seeks to remain speaker, while President Cleveland risks political fallout if the session is postponed. A claim is raised that an extra session could admit New Mexico and Arizona as states to alter Senate balance.
Fragmented OCR text ponders Col J H W Knight as a United States Senate candidate in Wisconsin. It questions his lumberman record, party alignment, and potential match with Vilas and other Republican contenders, amid Democratic and Republican party dynamics.
Washington braces for a powerful lobby as a Senate immigration bill sacrifices a yearlong suspension of immigration. Major transatlantic steamship firms bank on the lobby to push influence and funds. Gen. Porfirio Diaz secures a fourth term in Mexico amid a shift toward cautious governance and restrained free trade. Republicans seek parity with Democrats to present competent governance, while the party contends for a favorable performance balance.
Dr Walter Kempster of Washington married Friday to Frances S Frayer artist of Milwaukee in the home of M V Quarles. mixed city news from Minneapolis to Oshkosh includes forger arrest attempt and militia stop. Actress Margaret Mathie Ly r prec Pabst lies ill in Omaha as company disbands. Oshkosh city cases heard. English farmers seek protection. United States farmers oppose.
The financier Jay Gould of New York died at his home in New York City last Friday morning. He began life as a poor boy with fifty cents and rose to a fortune of about sixty million dollars through his career in finance.
A Foreign stockholder group led by Prince Edward von Bis mayek-Seneenhausen, once German chancellor, bought Milwaukee Street Railway stock. Five hundred thousand dollars was deposited at Wisconsin National Bank Milwaukee on the 61st day of business. The bank, with capital of one million, appears to have government subsidies from its mania event. Governor Flower reports the matter as a notable event. trainer Muldoon reportedly sparred a 40 pound surplus, while Mar Cleveland is named private secretary choice. A Philadelphia child’s paper was destroyed by fire Tuesday night, losses reaching 250,000 with 100,000 insured.
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