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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1894
Page
4
Obscure ad fragment appears to reference a Marshfield Times ad for a product or service with a misread price and garbled vendor name. Likely a local notice with a station or street address and a monthly rate mentioned, but readable content is limited and uncertain.
January 26 1894 reports presidential influence and party divisions over Secretary Carlisle’s vend issue affecting Democrats. mentions gold purchase authority, Treasury notes, and bond redemption. Notes logging camps near Cheren and Missouri River, with large timber shipments and prices per cord, plus local manufacturing and horse shipment details.
Monelay Towne plans tax on paw and free Tist tur ree Sied 0. The Deion in the Tower Gouse ott is examined as Wilson, father of the bill, is linked to a sugar schedule turned into a sweet invasion. An investigation seeks where they are and how they will escape.
A chaotic clippings passage voices political remorse over voting Democratic tickets, admits errors, and references a Milwaukee Journal note about Miss Ruge Zoldeske, convicted of murder by poisoning in Richland Center years ago, seeking a pardon from Gov. Park. The piece attributes the belief in innocence to Uncle Poser Richards and local commentary.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Kaiser Wilhelm and Bismarck together amid German reconciliation. The text references wine, pride, and claims of Bismarck’s enduring influence while mentioning Germany and distant locales with garbled phrasing and stray quotations.
Gov Peck faces plea from supporters of Rose Holderske in the Saldaske pardau case urging mercy or continued confinement. The text claims public sentiment in Riehl County supports her guilt, while critics argue the murder remains shrouded in mystery. The piece also notes political shifts after a Supreme Court nomination clash.
The text notes Governor Dyckson, newly elected in Davy, socializing with Sidney Poste and others amid a broad alliance. It mentions a whips’ table and editors, with unclear names, while discussing political factions and a wave of political sentiment. It also references wholesale merchants and heavy spending on supplies for a harsh winter and city needs.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Bowler W. GC Willian testifying to a jury, a South Side Savings Bank officer, insolvency questions, a Senate protest, miners and operators signatures, a Chicago Herald remark about Ontario, and state Supreme Court opinions on a prohibitory amendment. It also cites punishment of a bank official, bounties on wildlife, and references to government reform and constitutional measures.
In Jacksonville Florida Mitchell was knocked out in the third round by Corbett. The report mentions Dr. Brewer the Analytical Physician and notes visit patterns. Also mentions local illnesses and a death from perforation of bowels on a farm near the city, with the deceased aged about 40 and a wife and four children.
Steve Kata A Imrame Joii Gilbert Steve Kite and Lona Munch are charged with Joi Lacan's murder after a drunken Kennan quarrel on the 17th. Philips Justion and Test yl Turgday appear as ex- defense witnesses. Gilbert discharged. Kuntz and Munch held for April circuit court. Evidence hints at others linked to the case. public sympathy leans to Munch’s innocence while implicating Steve Kata.
Two fetal diphtheria cases are reported in the First Ward over the past two weeks. Residents accuse health authorities of laxity as affected family members visited local businesses after funerals, urging stricter public health measures and safer procedures.
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