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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1893
Page
4
Official city paper of Marshield Wisconsin announces publication details. J W DeGroff serves as editor and proprietor with subscription at 1 50 per year and advertising rates available on application.
Friday, 1892, the Senate faces a clash over committee chair appointments as Democrats threaten to override the usual rule. Vorhees and Hurtis would lead Finance and Appropriations, but Cleveland orders shift to Carlisle and Mills. Vorhees vows to defend party control despite the president-elect's stance.
In a recent news interview Mr. Cleveland voiced opposition to Mr. Murphy of New York for the U S Senate, citing Murphy’s handling of a brewery as a likely weak point. The remark sparked talk of potential backlash for the administration and possible Senate division benefiting others.
The G A R encampment faces a looming election for department commander as new names emerge. Ashland lumber dealer A Shores is endorsed by veterans in the north, with supporters arguing Shores would shift leadership toward that region and influence the order’s direction.
Typhus, called ship Tever by locals, is described as an epidemic in New York City with eighty one victims. Officials warn the disease spreads best in lodging houses housing about 15,000 lodgers, and warn it can reach typhoid scale with highly contagious effects.
President Charles Kendall Adams set for inauguration on January 17, 1893 in the library hall with afternoon ceremonies and an alumni reception in the evening. The message notes the event at Sue University and references Regent officials including Phil Bowed.
The Pioneer Press Helena special notes Democrats and Populists voting together with Populist speaker Thomas Mathews and Democrat H J Wiley. Democrats did not organize the house and aimed to break the quorum with Populist support, seeking a united front for the U S senator race.
An article extols Wisconsin Central Lines for Milwaukee Chicago and points east and west with fast schedules and refined Pullman cars. It cites connections with Great Northern and Pacific Coast routes, urging readers to obtain pamphlets from agents. The piece also reflects editorial commentary on newspaper business practices and political discourse.
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