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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1893

Page

3

Royal wedding links crowns and court intrigue abroad

Amid royal pomp European dignitaries attended the civil ceremony for Princess Murlo of Kilinbuny and Prince Weodinand crown prince of Koimanlil. Observers noted the Scheldt Palace guest list including Emperor Will s ministers, Roumanian officials, and the Duke of Edinburgh, while reports of Vacaresco s romance with Ferdinand stirred court speculation about succession and royal alliances.

Simaringan Murlo Kilinbuny Prince Weodinand Koiimanlil von Wedul Will Udluburg Charles Roumania Leopold Uokenzollurn-Slymaripgon Kroon Ferdinand Maria Schloss Wuleh Doperoy William Lal Ted Mar Thucldas Monistery Bowel Row Toginauia Mabie Audet Touth Europe Marie Alusuideown Aly Thoumarsiaet Duke of Edinburgh Ring Thales Gwen Miabeth Urice Leupuld Nouenzollern- Shemurlugem Bousania Cluiths I Cluktlys Gipitiveria Enwsi Iba Leo Qiolil Wi von Polave Wiliam Prince Perdinand Charles Tasucd Roumeuil Germania Wejiten Cromer Selvin Fer Cine Mia Vacaresco Tye Mic Va Oppesca Wees Amic Continent Faelgrade Brus

Wool Manufacturers Debate Free Wool Policy In New York

The National Association of Wool Manufacturers held its twenty eighth annual meeting in New York today. President Whiteman declined eleuded and Rutas 5 Prost were chosen. D N North of Boston was named secretary. Resolutions urged Congress to keep specific duties on wool and oppose free wool import policy arguing it would flood markets with cheaper foreign goods and harm domestic production. They called for careful coalition study and reiterated support for the existing tariff structure and tribunal system.

National ‘Association of Wool Manufacturers ‘Bee Whiteman Rutas Prost D. N. North Boston Waying Cougeens Congress Springer Bus Realee Mts Conetess

Unclear local fraud case linked to postal scheme

A damaged report describes a postal fraud involving a man named Dunbar and associates in Washington. Authorities suspect misuse of mail for improper purses. Dunbar’s box exists but his office is unlisted. Other Wisconsin men are named as investors, with no trace of funds produced.

Hur Gandtes Abe Awayshingian, LLC Jin Geutalive Nuwloval Washington W. Dui Dunbar Bem Clomite Dunbar Althoueg Epre

Ex treasurers scheme referenced before legislature

The ex treasurers Mn Milwarkee and Tan face a plan to approach the legislature seeking leniency on public lands deposits and interest, proposing to let defendants pay half the due amount. Attorneys Quarles Stark Harshaw and McFetridge say no consultations yet and nothing decided. Mentions of a Buddhist monastery in Tibet and Arkansas governor's tepid outlook appear unrelated and unclear.

Milwarkee Tan Dow Censon Quarles and Stark Counselotor

Supreme court ruling on state funds and bonds

The State Supreme Court delivered a unanimous decision in the case against former State Treasurers McFetridge and Hayshaw, affirming circuit court findings that deposits with banks were state funds. It held that interest earned belonged to the state, and that McFetridge’s handling violated his official bond, allowing recovery of interest and penalties. The opinion, authored by Chief Justice Lyon, notes the court adopts some lower court views while rejecting others.

Madison Wis Supreme Col McVetridge Aliu Bebig Ile

Funeral for Senator Kenan Held in Capitol in Snow

Washington remembers late Senator Kenan of West Virginia as both houses recess after meeting for his funeral. A state procession entered the Capitol as bishops priests and the diplomatic corps attended the service. The bier stood at the senate head as family friends filed past.

Washington Kenan West Virginia Indy Capitol Keene Donghue

Kent county unrest after four executioners spared by governor

In Kent County Maryland on January 11 a crowd reacted to news that four murderers, including De. J. Hill, were spared by the governor. Names like Henry Hurt John Gainard Charles Emery and Lewis Benson were cited as spared. others including Charles Brooks Moses Brown Pletcher Williams and Camoyys were said to face possible lynching. Crowds gathered near the fairgrounds and public squares as residents debated the exits and potential violence. Local merchants such as Lewis Justice voiced concern that further bloodshed could follow if officials did not remove the prisoners.

el Beret Chestertown Maryland Kent County de. J. Hill Henry Hurt John Gainard Charles Emery Lewis Benson Ams Fridas Charles Brooks Moses Brown Pletcher Williams Camoyys Gramming Dean Falr Lewis Justice Voles

Sunday Opening Hearing Amid World Fair Controversy

A Washington audience debated the proposed Sunday closing at the world’s fair. Clergy leaders from Washington and Boston supported the Sunday closing, while railway officials and labor groups opposed. President Harrison, in the White House east room, declined to discuss the issue while Congress considered action.

Washington, Ui Issocian White House Lausty Harrison East Room Col Shepard Dev Tansdell Washington Reid

Mitchell's Stock Moves At Milwaukee Gas Light Bid

Dikaprased of Ge storks telegraphs a sale by Fobn L Mitchell who led Milwaukee Gas Light. He sold at about 100 percent premium, rumored $850000, to Boston capitalists. Mitchell bought John Johnston's third in Wisconsin Maine & Fire Insurance for around $250000, up from $196060 face value. Advance Association meeting heard a motion endorsing Sonn L Aikenell for US Senate, with Mitchell favored for election by the legislators. A light joke closes the item.

Ge Storks Tele Cp Ween L. Mitchell Milwaukee Gas Light Company Sun Boston Nir Mitchell John Johnston Wisconsin Maine & Fire Insurance Company Bank Mr. Johnscon The Advancement Association Sonn L. Aikenell United States Senate T. L. Kelly C. C. Cottini

Market Opens Spark Renewed Activity In Manhattan

Stock prices show renewed activity with a rise to 172 percent from 14744 at the close in Manhattan. Wheat and corn futures edge higher while coal gains, distilling stocks slip modestly as markets react to industrial feeding concerns.

Yout Manhattan Ronsidenbole Mann Louluville New Alvony Chicago Ohio & Mississipurt Cmt

Lamb market and livestock prices in the prior week report

The report notes lamb prices broadly steady within a narrow range with top values around 28. Fair to good grades sell at strong levels. Native and mixed stock show varied bids. cash and futures for various grains and livestock contracts listed with多ий market receipts and regional notes from Peoria and Danville.

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Conflict Looms as Argentina Prepares Intervention

A Buenos Aires dispatch reports government moves to send armed forces to Corrientes to support Gey Ruiz. Citizens attach the action and threaten a manifesto, with police and troops mobilized. Critics call the president’s step despotic and fear a broad military response is needed to quell the dispute. Senor Carmelo拒 refused interior portfolio over the president’s stance.

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Abundant Husbands Sought for Huron Girls Amid Plan

In Huron South Dakota Hazel Dineen asks Father Callaghan through Father Trown for help shipping Irish girls to Turon. Dineen claims many husbands exist and land is readily available, with marriage as the aim and work opportunities for those who delay marriage.

Huron Ney Yous Dun Father Callaghan The Lady of the Rosary Hazel-Heener-Dineen Father Trown Sp Vincent’s Springdled Dineen Turon Southakota

Duluth Hotel Fire Wrecks City Landmark

A severe blaze gutted the St Louis hotel, the oldest in the city, burn spreading rapidly in subzero conditions. Guests fled in nightwear as flames destroyed rooms, many semi-smothered, with only partial rescue possible. Total loss estimated at 310,000 with half insured. nearby Brighton House suffered minor water and fire damage.

St Louis Une Brighton Alsoininz

Waterway to the Sea and Deep Canal Plan Emerges

National deep waterway convention adopts resolutions favoring water transport and a Wrath canal to create a channel over twenty feet deep. A permanent organization is formed as talks advance on the canal bill. Also reports of a dangerous revival case and discussion of free coinage of silver in Washington.

Washlogsom Wauhiliuon Wasiineroy Wrath Canal

Swine Breeders Elect New Leaders at Tilnessville Convention

The Swine Breeders Association of Tilnessville elected John Livengle of Cumberland County as President and Frank Patton of Woodford County as Secretary at its convention in Snelbyville. The next initial meeting is planned for Taylorville. The Security Savings Bank of Boone, Ta, organized with 225,000 capital stock. Since the sparrow bounty law was raised, Winnebago County Illinois has collected 1,272 bird bounties. William A. Pennell, longtime resident of Normal, IL, died at his home.

Haymarket Wheater Chicago Swine Breeders’ Association of Tiliness Snelbyville John Livengle Cumberland County Frank Pate Ton Woodford County Taylorville Security Savings Bank of Boone Winnebagoounty Jil William A. Pennell Normal Mra Darber Caro

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