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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1895
Page
2
chaotic report notes two men in New Jersey duel over a wife and child tragedy, a woman and their children burned to death near Whigmath Wis, while other national events and incidents fill the page from Governors inaugurations to financial shifts and crimes.
Domestic and international discussions unfold in Washington with senators debating monetary policy and foreign affairs. Key figures include Mr. Ledge Admiral Walker’s island strategy, Mr. Haugen and Mr. McCreary on currency reform, and Mr. Carlisle versus Baltimore plans shaping the fiscal debate.
In Washington on January 3 the senate discussed Mr. Allens resolution on restaurant room use and criticized current practices. Mr Hale and Mr Mandergon defended them. AQuay noted an amendment to the deficiency bill for homestead tax and re enactment of McKinley wool duties. Senator Carey introduced a sugar producers bounty bill with one cent per pound for this year and two cents for last year, based on quality. Morgan supported the Nicaragua bill while Wack argued the banking and currency committee erred by excluding bankers from consideration.
The Rev. Father Mathew Hel Yauuller, long-time resident of Fond du Lac and a church helper at St. Agnes convent, was found dead in his bed after missing morning Mass. He was 43 years old.
In a Brazilian forest a male and female boa fought over a mate while a chorus of monkeys and colorful birds chattered around. The struggle lasted minutes, ending with the victor coiled around the defeated rival as the female joined the triumph. The observer noted the length at thirty four and a half feet.
The piece details Hoods Calendar for 18% produced by C J Hood & Co at Lowell. It notes the vast labor force, machinery, and daily outputs reaching up to 140 000 calendars during peak weeks. It highlights the massive edition size of 10 000 000 and the calendar’s advertising reach and nationwide popularity.
A Detroit Free Press excerpt reports an examining trial in Teane where a alleged horse thief faces questions from the prosecuting attorney. The prisoner shows agitation, declaring the scene not Texas as the attorney presses on the case.
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