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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1893
Page
2
The Iowa Supreme Court holds that women may vote in school elections. The decision cites the state constitution and prior rulings, noting that in spring a test ballot showed women voting for school measures. The ruling affects educational and local governance across Iowa.
A Wisconsin note reports a man named George Harding found near Sir Francis hospital with unclear causes, a freight train collision near Knapp Station causing wrecks, and property loss at a pulp wall site in Oconto. It also notes the Norwegian Lutheran convention in La Crosse, a sheep incident near La Crosse, and Ashland district lumber figures for the season with gains in lath and shingles production.
A brutal incident in the Fifth district ends with a woman slain by a man who is later captured and a lynching carried out by a crowd. An elderly neighbor wounded, a second man killed, and local police intervene to restore order amid chaos.
Secretary Noble transmitted today a report responding to a house resolution about the November 19 1802 executive order that restored Utah land west of the 110th meridian to public domain. The documents describe opening lands for settlement and exploration for minerals with correspondence on the subject. A telegram from Col Haat of the army says no prospectors had intruded on the Navajo reservation.
Secretary Noble today sent a communication to the commissioner of Indian affairs outlining conclusions in the Pine Ridge dispute involving Captain J Lewy Brown and Dr Charles A Eastman. The secretary finds that good service requires that Dr Eastman shall resign.
A London dated report cites French papers denouncing British actions in Egypt. It says France demands an explanation for Britain's occupation and warns Europe against allowing the Khedive to become a vassal of England, with indignation noted in the French press.
Jan 25 Leswoox reports little prospect for Mrs Maybrick's release. Baroness de Boques obtained consent from Sir Thomas Spencer Wells to visit and examine her daughter. Home Secretary Asquith refused permission, saying prison medical treatment suffices. Baroness returns to France.
The Wisconsin Democratic senatorial caucus convened as factions backed Gen. Mitchell and Gen. Bragg. After hours of speeches and shifting loyalties, Mitchell secured the nomination by a narrow vote, with several Knight backers switching and celebratory scenes at the Park.
Debris wakes in Fort Schrits mine at Dax Bohemia after a massive explosion. One hundred and thirty men believed dead. others likely suffocated. Mine cleared slowly as officials vow to recover bodies. cause of blast remains unexplained.
At a recent meeting the council empowered the mayor to appoint an assistant to promote enterprises for the city. Mayor Packer selected W. Hi. Mylrea for the assistant role.
Three Chippewa Indians were jailed in Eagle River Wisconsin after a violent attack on Potawatomi camp outside the town. The men, said to have drunk at Eagle River, painted war marks and killed two Potawatomi and seriously wounded a third before bragging of the deed. They were held for the next criminal court term. The sheriff reported the alleged ringleader fled to Michigan to avoid arrest.
Fragmentary notes describe quack medicinal claims for Stomach Bitters and other tonics as cures and antidotes, praising laxative effects and malaria relief. Mentions a forged check case at US Lumber Marshfield and wider forger incidents in northern areas. Also notes a wedding of Anna Fuoule Malloy and Join Malloy and a southward wedding tour.
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