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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1896
Page
6
A sprawling, garbled telegram segment lists deaths, political shifts, crimes, and local incidents across the nation. Notable items mention Bernard Gillom dying, William Paul in Janesville, Arson conviction for Mrs. Sarah Williams, and changes in New York taxes and Savannah politics.
Retired premier Deel Rhodes praised in Isway while England’s Premier Greenway is mentioned. In Manitoba elections Turkey makes announcements and the Red Cross is barred from pellet distribution in Armenia. Toronto Mall and Empire MD Christopher W. Bunting dies at age 84 from Bright’s disease. UV landers reform committee members in Pranayeal jailed on treason charges. Paris dispatch notes a Pranee automobile club race planned between Paris and Marseille for June. Mexico City officials including Postmaster General Dep’Gochigo are removed amid malfeasance charges. Cuban commander-in-chief Gomez fights Spaniards and disrupts Havana railway links. Chamberlain’s theater appearance draws cheers after a gallery cry of Bravo. Lord Salisbury’s prompt U.S. protection request widens goodwill with Britain and America. Opposite Taredog, Mexican commander denies firing on peaceful voyagers. bandits and horse thieves blamed for attacks below Carrizo, hunters possibly targeted for equipment. If Woopa engaged anyone, headquarters would have known long before Americans arrived.
Washington January reports Congress considers Woodmen of Chicago draft bill to fund fortifications and a six member wartime board to defend Atlantic and Pacific coasts. Provisions include civilian and military members, salaries of seven thousand five hundred, and a priority list of ports from New York to Puget Sound for protection. A separate measure seeks funds to buy grounds and erect a federal building at Watertown. A foreign affairs panel is urged to condemn Turkish atrocities and seek allied support if action proves impossible.
Senate and House proceedings reveal clashes over pension discrimination, silver coinage, and proposed bond issues. Debate includes General Walker's southern support for veteran pensions, Lodge Allen exchanges, and a Columbus bulletin on Forsker’s Senate election. Alaska border funds and power rights on public lands also advance. George B. McClellan declared elected in New York’s twelfth district.
House committee of the whole considers pension reforms with Rep McCall and several Indiana and Michigan members pushing restoration and broader federal pensions. Monroe doctrine critique and Cuban belligerent move spar with calls for proper legal process, foreign relations questions, and a contested privilege episode over a New York chamber pamphlet.
A vintage promotion extols Syenp of Figs as a pure liquid laxative offering comfort and health benefits. It claims quick adaptation by the body, cleansing, and relief from colds fevers and constipation, praising medical approval and warning buyers to buy only the California Fig Syrup Co product with its brand name and package label.
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