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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1898
Page
12
The article notes Nansen bay returns home with a focus on an explorer turned lecturer. It reports miners boarding ships Queen and Danube from Victorian, B.C. for the Yukon, plus other scattered items on industry, moonshining crackdowns, railroad earnings, and political talk of Congress adjournment around May 1.
Washington correspondence notes silver lenders unhappy with silver coin bonds and Republicans opposing plans to monetize silver. It highlights pressure on Democratic hopefuls, business sectors alarmed by Senor Deller and allies, and argues the Dingley law shows mixed results after six months with favorable signs for producers and Republican sentiment.
Receipts exceed 15 million dollars above Wilson era figures in the same period. The shift to the new measure shows a steady, rapid rise from August receipts of 19.0 million to over 26 million in January, with October and December hitting 24 to 27 million. Analysts note heavy exports were kept back to seize lower sites, reversing under the Dingley law. The piece adds that fourteen presidents favored Hawaii annexation and an equal number served as Secretary of State or similar positions, with McKinley and Republicans broadly aligned.
An excerpt recounts a late 19th century event at a Chicago convention where a Marshshfield man plays billiards with a visitor from New York. The match draws admiration for skill, while a question about identity leads to acknowledgment of a known figure. The scene culminates in a formal address to Roseae and Charley.
The examination of Mrs. Myles at Dhorp led to binding the accused woman over to the circuit court. The proceedings involved unclear charges with an emphasis on alleged improper conduct and bail considerations, reflecting a tense local legal matter.
Lows Sehmid, proprietor, urges timely orders for shoge invading to wreak Mund stages or Munchnedlts his spring. An early order favors better works. seeks prompt dex and price. A garbled list mentions several names and places, ending with a stray ad for whiskies and wines from A. O. Kiche.
A hobo named Foster was arrested by Policeman Griffin on Wednesday after attempting to sell a suit of broadcloth clothing at Kraus & Kraus and Therolf's barber shop. He admitted stealing the clothes and claimed Oshkosh as his home, with prior time served at Chippewa Falls. Authorities held him at the gly lockup as Sargent prepared further action.
Born Friday morning last week to Mr and Mrs August Furstenberg. This week Tuesday morning a son was born to Mr and Mrs Ernest Cummings. Mr and Mrs John Scholis of the Jase wart welcomed a daughter last Saturday morning.
In a January pursuit south of Petwr Cranmer's farm Beel and Pullweiler tracked a timber wolf after a long chase lasting about twenty minutes. The wolf was captured near Bakersville when Beel fired as the beast neared a fence. The pair have previously killed foxes this winter and aim to continue hunting around Aubrendale where vey sal verges are abundant. Nearby, the writer extends thanks to neighbors and the Catholic Order of Moresters for funeral assistance to a deceased spouse.
The undersigned thanks all who assisted during my stay in Marshfield. Praise goes to Esther the Queen for encouragement and to Mer. BLE for untiring efforts. The class produced its best work despite limited time. Very Respectfully, BRAx.
The forecast predicts frequent storm periods through February with high barometer events and cold waves. Expect heavy rain southward and snow northward, followed by warmer spells and additional storms from the northwest. Barometer drops as temperatures rise amid thunder, wind, and fire risk in many regions.
Excursion rates announced by North-Western Life for Mardi Gras at New Orleans and Mubhe. Travel to principal winter resorts in the Wald States and Mexico at low return rates with tickets available daily. Information via Chicago and North-Western ticket agents. Reports from Port Townsend about Copper River prospects and Dawson gold arrivals. Marshfield party sails toward Alaska with outfits costing about 350 dollars.
The Grand Rapids gathering drew over 130 longtime Wao county residents. At the Central House the pioneer event featured speeches and music, with officers elected for the new committee: Wy. T. Brewno president, Olive Mosher and others as officers and directors.
A reader from Holland reports painful dental issues and bruises improved after using a pain balm from a local dealer. The note claims rapid relief after the first bottle and a near complete cure after the second, attributed to doctor’s advice and common remedies.
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