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Marshfield Times in Marshfield, Wisconsin

13 Dec 1895

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Marshfield Times

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Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1895

Page

2

Notable Deaths and Incidents Across Midwestern Towns

A sweep of short items reports accidents, murders, and natural deaths from Iowa to Michigan. Noted were the shooting of Rosa in Missouri, multiple accidental deaths including farmers and a city marshal, church dedications in Philo Illinois, stock and mining ventures advancing in Indiana, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, plus bank liquidations, suicides, and a local train disaster aftermath. Several named individuals and towns appear, reflecting a broad snapshot of late 19th to early 20th century urban rural life.

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Foreign Affairs Turmoil and Diplomatic Moves Reported

A dispatch notes Roglany serving peremptory notice on Turkey and a U S naval ship visiting Constantinople to press the matter. It cites the Prussian interior minister's dismissal amid anti socialist moves. Washington and Lemyett are mentioned as figures from a gift in Paris. France reportedly presents a ultimatum to the Porte with threats of force regarding Le Cartanelkes and extra guardship tensions.

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Roglany Turkey le Cartanelkes
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Yale and Princeton Debate On Referendum System

Representatives from Yale University won a decision in the second annual debate with Princeton held last night in Princeton New Jersey. The discussion centered on whether states should establish a general referendum system similar to Switzerland. Princeton supported the affirmative.

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Princeton N. J Pee Yale University Switzerland
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Sign of wholesome goods misdirects to orphanage

A local dry goods store displayed a placard promising fine stock of kids in assorted colors and sizes. The next morning the sign was found affixed at the entrance of the nearby orphan asylum, leaving observers puzzled by the placement.

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Orphan Asylum
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Opening Debate Fragments From Pillsbury Chronicle

A dialogic fragment recalls Senator Harris and a courted moment about a free silver policy. The exchange hints at memory lapses and exasperation with forgetfulness as the scene unfolds in a crowded, ironic tone.

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Henry Harris Pillsbury Chronicle
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President Cleveland Urges Foreign Policy and Financial Reform

President Cleveland’s message to Congress covers foreign affairs and domestic finance. He reaffirms the Monroe Doctrine, urges arbitration in Caribbean and Pacific disputes, calls for consular improvements, and recommends Alaska boundary surveys. He also warns against protectionist policies while detailing a plan to retire Greenbacks and Treasury notes by converting them to small denomination bonds to restore gold reserves and stabilize circulation.

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President Warns Free Silver Could Break Gold Parity

The president asserts that increasing revenue, if paid in silver, would not resolve the gold reserve crisis. He warns that shifting to free coinage at a 16 to 1 ratio risks breaking the gold standard and undermining national credit, and says only gold payments can satisfy foreign investors.

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Wye United States Congress Treasury Wilson Cleveland Morson Syndicate Speeral Congréss Greenbanks Secretary of the Treasury Geil
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Royal Baking Powder Case Upholds Exclusive Name Use

Judge Showalter sustains Royal Baking Powder Company’s claim to the exclusive use of the name Royal as a trademark. The decision centralizes protection for consumers against inferior imitations and underscores Royal’s high standards and trusted market position. The ruling signals rigorous action against imitators to preserve brand integrity and public health.

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Ander Elle Dane da Rapiian Royal Baking Powder Company Royal Baking Power
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The Mandoline in Church Growth in London Parishes

The mandolo has not offended in high London churches while drawing growing outside interest. English papers note the instrument’s increasing adoption among young Indians, with the practice just beginning to attract attention beyond church walls.

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London
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On the Quiet. A Quip on Wit and Pride in Earthly Fame

A terse verse fragment mocks those who boast of genius or lack thereof. It playfully waters down pride, noting even self-styled wits mistaken for greatness. The brief piece emphasizes self-awareness over flashy fame.

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Ani
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The Willing Pills Cure a Suffering Customer Story

A Newark resident recounts severe headaches and nerve pain, suffering after trolley track near her home. She credits Dr Williams Pine Pills, sold by Willems Med Co, claiming rapid relief after trying many prescriptions. The ad promises a “full course” of pills at 25 cents per box or six boxes for 250 cents.

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Besning Negga Newark Uelle Aieepwriter Hines Tomas Market Street Jong Williame Pintis Willems Med. Co
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