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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1895
Page
2
A sprawling and fragmented wire service style digest reports robberies in Vio Davks and Delavan Venss, political shifts in Massachusetts, Nevada, and New Jersey, local crimes, fires, and indictments across multiple states. It notes floods, county and city politics, and a parade of assorted incidents involving politicians, bankers, and officials, with scattered dates and places.
A bulging news roundup reports on diverse events: Glatstone’s southern departure and Cored independence declaration, Brisson reelected in France, and parliaments reopening amid socialist ties. Spain meets US export-minimums demands for Cuba and Forti Reo while British warships depart for Vera to counter looming government changes. In the U.S., unrest appears as unemployed men raid a legislative bill and a provision store after a food demand incident, and Lexow announces a Albany investigation commission. Other items note Ellet’s death, Henshaw’s family’s wounds, Minneapolis deaths, a Fort Wayne shark-sighting game, and political shifts in Des Moines and Springfield. A flood of regional matters includes miners’ convention in Pittsburgh, debuts in tax and bond cases, and university leadership elections in Illinois.
Senate moves include nominating Mr. Reason of Mouth Gavelina as presiding officer and adopting militia funding amendments. Resolution on Hawaii warship withdrawals debated. no action taken. House views currency repeal amid criticism of administration and Sherman act promises discussed.
In a prolonged session in Washington, lawmakers from Democrats and Republicans spar over a greenbacks bill and treasury policy. Speakers from Cox to Bland argued for and against, with warnings of monetary consequences and potential repeal of a secure standard. The senate and house then shifted to budget matters and district appropriation with limited progress.
Madison January 9 the Wisconsin legislature convened at noon with party caucus results in place Republicans elected to leadership. Senator Weeks presided in the Senate as Lieutenant Governor Baenselt stood in. The body moved to adopt rules and organize with Touser as chief clerk and Pettibone sergeant at arms.
Madison Jan 10 the assembly and Senate organized with G B Burrows of Madison as Speaker W A Newell of Milwaukee as clerk B F Millard of Chippewa Falls as sergeant at arms and early in the day seats were filled A resolution favored a special joint committee on sanitation and duty deters for the state funeral and fish and game matters The governor's message was read and both houses adjourned to Jan 1.
A lively guide to domestic ornamentation describes embroidery frames, linen frames, bonbon dishes, striped silks for furnishings, and decorative pillows. It highlights elegant table covers, vases, napery, and silverware, with instructions for making pockets, ribbon edges, and gilt thread details, plus a silk table cover in soft browns and gold.
Redfield First National Bank and Northwestern Mortgage Trust Co. founder William Walter Taylor fails to settle with successor in Pierre. State funds vanish, Dallas to New York trip hints at wider fraud. Bank closed pending federal examination. collapse seen as major regional financial blow.
Louisville waterworks reveals a 10,000,000 gallon pumping engine as part of its modernization. City notes the upgrade will boost supply reliability and support growing demand, with officials outlining phased implementation and cost considerations.
Bank statement from New York on January 14 shows Regerre gains 5 08 million loans rise 33 073 million and specie drop BIH IKK. Legal tenders increase 929 000 deposits rise 2 570 000 with banks holding 41 702 000 above legal requirements. Louis Layton of Monroe jailed thirty days for stealing valuable dogs and trading deck hides.
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