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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1893
Page
2
A garbled Marshfield page cites political shifts and social notes with names like Le, Le New hore rule, Neale, Mishop LM, and Willis. It reports elections, insurance, ship purchases, and World’s Fair lore, blending local and national items with unclear attributions and mixed garble.
A Washington dispatch outlines President's preference for annexing Hawaii via treaty rather than a protectorate. Secretary Foster notes implications for sovereignty, trade, and local rights, with urging rapid Senate approval. The document details the provisional government, negotiations, and U S authority over lands and laws pending Congress action.
The article outlines a long insolvency case involving a banker named Aggard who insured his life for 200,000 dollars and faced heavy premium costs as the bank’s surplus dwindled after a death prior to 1890. Depositors faced potential losses as the bank’s finances deteriorated and insurance payouts became a focal point of the crisis.
An advertisement extols renewed appetite sleep and strength from Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It asserts consumption improves indigestion biliousness constipation liver and kidney complaints and overall vigor amid aging and debility. The prose notes efficacy across stomach and digestive issues with claims of revitalizing effects.
J. T. Otero of Santa Fe recalls ante railroad days stampedes where frightened oxen drag wagons, race off cliff edges, and drive teams to exhaustion, with six oxen breaking away then spreading to two more, many dying before help arrives.
Gen Michael Kerwin, New York internal revenue collector, says about 3 000 Chinese laborers in the city have registered under the Geary act and filed photos. Most have not and will be forced to leave the country after May. Officials are informing all Chinese residents of the law’s requirements. enforcement will begin in May with arrests for those who fail to register.
Ex-Empress Eugenie images show her wear a widow's cap rarely. She once attempted twenty hats as a nod to Queen Victoria but rejected the look as unsuitable for her beauty. Now past sixty she remains capless indoors, balancing her silver hair with styling.
Madison Feb 14 The Wisconsin Senate reconvened after a Sunday recess with numerous bills introduced in both houses. Proposals cover school district funding and governance, county superintendents, pharmacy practice, telegraph protection, holiday court actions, and a state home for epileptic and mentally deficient individuals. The assembly seated Peter S. Rademacher after contest rulings and debated multiple measures on taxation, county boundaries, and public works.
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