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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1893
Page
4
Webb, of the bar on Friday, nominated by the committee for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court in Grand Rapids. The move places Webb as a candidate for the high court, signaling a key political and judicial milestone.
The letter attacks Mr Cleveland for pressuring Congress to alter pension laws. It notes a divided House committee resisted radical amendments that would affect pension disbursement to veterans and nonresident claimants, warning any changes could suspend pensions and impact those most in need. The piece cites votes and committee positions as the central issues in the pension reform clash.
The piece recalls Abraham Lincoln praised in New York on a February Sunday evening with Col Bob Wise reading Moquent Theat and Ingersull delivering a tribute. It extols Lincoln as embodying courage and nobility, a benevolent great emancipator who sought to pardon and unite. It also notes DeLessep and son’s Paris conviction in the Panama scandal with a jail term and fine.
The article discusses President Cleveland's likely choice of Walter Q. Crest as secretary of state, noting strong support and cabinet shifts. It mentions opposition figures and precedents in historic appointments, highlights internal Democratic-Republican tensions, and questions loyalties during Cleveland's administration.
A garbled list of names and places appears as a fragmented record from Chirk County. It mentions individuals such as Dartot Colby Nichol Liddow and John Wolphy, with scattered surnames and uncertain roles in a local orderly or communal context.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a ceremonial event at the capitol with references to a vice president, a presidential procession, and remarks on old generations. The text mentions citizens in attendance and a formal proceeding with unspecified participants and symbols.
The display includes a Pyed Kropp manufacturing gun exhibit for Germany with 182 packages weighing 36,000 marks of items. The consignment, listed at 157,000 marks, includes wheels tools and guns valued overall at 1,500,000 marks. No further details.
Coroner's jury in the state case against John Lomski and the Sandy brothers returned a verdict recommending discharge for the Sacky brothers and holding Tomski for trial in the murder of William Lynch at Amherst. The decision followed presentation of all evidence and the weapon used.
A garbled OCR passage discusses figures linked to public health crises, political roles, and leadership disputes. It references Leruniele, Sea Shipons, and Augustu, along with mentions of Dr Norvian Ute VWeaturn Cutan Polen Gunpany and cholera concerns. The text blends names, places, and events in unclear sequence, reflecting a damaged archival page.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a regional event with mixed names and places. It mentions public venue details, a person named Dinah, and references to teams or groups such as Bluepurs and Harat, with scattered terms like Covet and Fast Lisleek. The exact events and outcomes remain unclear due to garbled wording.
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