Ex-state treasurers seek release from judgment debt
Friday February report shows ex state treasurers Henry Buetz and Ferdinand Kuehnt appealing to the legislature to erase judgments totaling 185,300.90 dollars plus interest on state funds used during their tenure. The case parallels earlier ex officers who obtained relief, with debates over legality and public trust.
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Henry Buetz
Perdinand Kuehnt
Legishicture
Tan
Kyolin
Luety
Cades
Uscre
Government Bonds Debate Echoes in Congress
President Cleveland sent a special message to Congress urging more bonds to steady revenue as tariff reform stalls. Republicans resist changes while Democrats push for Treasury support, hoping for a tariff amendment. Milwaukee liquor interests seek higher tax on substitutes. barley water beer group argues against.
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Cleveland
Congress
Ude Ginisteauion
Democras
Cleve
The Journal's Mistake and Miscellany
A Milwaukee Journal note criticizes a misattribution to Ve Lens and mentions Marshfield News. The report covers the Elbe liner sinking with ten survivors and two steamers aiding. It also cites a tariff solution proffered by Congress, Milwaukee charity ball results, Archbishop Natier's Rome visit, and Eau Claire hypnotism cases.
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Milhwaukee
Ve ‘Lens
Marshfield News
Marshfield
State Capital Debates Labor Bills and Cheese Regulation
Senator McGilivray introduces a labor bill creating a five member arbitration board with employee and company appointees and a circuit judge to submit names. Assembly bills target wages, conspiracies and train staff. Other measures curb cheese made from skimmed milk or altered fat and require notices for substitutions. Legislature discusses clerk salaries, pardons, and election funding rules amid partisan tensions and gubernatorial practice scrutiny.
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McGilivray
Prochnow
Sue Journal
Lecaburer
Local teens enjoy sleigh ride outing to Hewitt
A party of ten young people took an old fashioned sleigh ride to Hewitt for a flag evening, while Owen Peck of Nasonville suffered a mishap at work, crushing an uncle. The Wisconsin Central plans to begin tie production at month start, buying ties from farmers along the line between Brevyos Potat and Midien, about 300000 ties expected this winter.
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Hewitt
Owen Peck
Nasonville
Treve
Wisconsin Central
Wisconsin Cranberry Losses Mark Historic Crop Failure
A Wis or cranberry disaster report details widespread ruin from drought heat and frosts. Major centers like Stanowe Cranberry Center saw shipments drop from thousands of barrels to around a hundred fifteen. Fires damaged marshes, many farmers face bankruptcy, taxes rise, and replanting costs loom. Community leaders and local officials voice support and seek aid while noting insurance gaps and ongoing damage across Prairie region. The letter-writers urge sympathy and relief funding to ease distress in Ne ceri and nearby towns.
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Crxton Wis
Monroe
Jackson
Wout Gauntieg
Stanowe Cranberry Center
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