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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1887

Page

2

Interstate Commerce act bill shapes up as carrier controls rise

A lengthy draft imposes common carrier rules on transportation firms, bans discriminatory rates, requires public schedules and separate passenger and freight tariffs, and sets penalties for violations. It creates a federal commission with investigative powers, annual reports, and enforcement authority, while detailing exemptions for government, charitable, and religious uses.

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Massive cotton shed fire at Memphis destroys 9800 bales

A large cotton shed of Marchant's Cotton Press and Storage Company in Memphis Tennessee burned on the 22nd, destroying 9800 bales of cotton. The loss is estimated at 275000 dollars with coverage by insurance. Also report details a deadly collision involving a British steamer Nepou and a Chinese transport in the Shanghai River, and multiple drowning incidents in separate events, including a racing party near Dunkirk and a fatal train wreck in Kentucky.

Pearce Spain Brentfont New York Malta William E. Mead Hin Father White Plains Beavar Pennsalvania Green New Jersey Higga Delaware Ross Texas Durin Langtros Chemical Works Louis Arlington House New Westmajnater B.C Thres-Gneste Thoman Mackey George Campbell Rufus Brown Hecla Torch Lake Calumet & Hecla Mine Company Calumet Mich Loas Marchaxt Cotton Press and Storage Company Memphis Tenn Boss Somerville Ites London Shanghai China Boya Dunkirk Ware Ica Lucy Heidelmeyer Lawrence Krug Chicago Ibis Krug Louisvile & Nashville Carmin’ A Eal Weatminster Westminatter Canal Street Vesey Street Frederick Himmons Gawerbe Bank of Hamberg Enale Mall Gendt Jaxga Tly

Mystery Explosive Crater Stuns West Virginia Valley

Reports from Lincoln County describe a nocturnal blast in the Big Ugly Run valley near Gayandotte River with violent earth tremors. Lumbermen later found a crater-like peak and a fresh stone bar across the stream with large fragments scattered along the riverbank, sparking regional alarm.

Virginia Tain Hoxnstoox W. Va Collatiea Big Ugly Run Gayandotte Lincoln County Anya Hamlin Gat

Panic at London Theater Tramples Twelve Women and Youths

A fire alarm caused panic at a Hebrew Dramatic Club entertainment in Prin—ceva Street Spirafield. About 500 attendees fled for exits but crowded the doors, leading to the trampling deaths of twelve women and five youths and numerous injuries.

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Rumors of War Stir European Powers

The North German Gazette and other papers report Fraco preparing to dispatch troops and arms to the German frontier. The Post cites Count Kalnoky saying the Algarian question nears a settlement, noting Austria views it as more important than a Franco German war, given Russia may act against Bismarck's control.

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Congressional Summary of Bills and Deliberations

A chaotic Tuesday summary notes bills introduced to authorize river bridge construction over the Stour and Mississippi, rail rights of way in Indiana Territory, and a high level bridge in St Louis. It lists Senate actions on land forfeiture for the Sew Orleans Baton Rouge & Vickburg line, pensions, monuments, and electoral count debates, plus House votes on inter state commerce and patent protections. The report mentions commissions for the World’s Exhibition Birmingham and a Constitutional Genoa Commission, with numerous procedural motions and adjournments across January and June sessions.

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Ex-President White Gifts Library to Cornell University

Ex-President White presented Cornell University on the 1th with a vast historical library. The collection numbers over 80,000 volumes valued at about $100,000, containing rare documents and manuscripts. He stipulated the university build a fireproof library to house the collection.

Cornell White Cornell University

Marriage postponed for condemned couple in Chicago jail

In Chicago, the planned marriage of Nina Van Zandt to Spies was indefinitely postponed as Sheriff Matson Foeively refused consent. Opard Swett, Avarchiate chief counsel, advised the parents against the union, with Ewett opposing nuptials on the road to the gallows.

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Storey Property Dower Case Denies Ex-Wife Claim

In Chicago Judge Toley ruled that Maria P. Storey, first wife of Wilbur F. Storey and later divorced, had no dower rights in property acquired after the divorce. Only real estate owned at the divorce time could support dower. The widow Eureka Storey’s request to halt alimony payments was granted, with $2,000 yearly already paid.

Edstor Tudge Toley Chicago Maria P. Storey Wilbur F. Storey Mu. Séorey Abe Storey Eureka

Legislature notes large renominations and senatorial battles

Senator Gray is renominated to the Delaware Senate seat. Massachusetts nominates P. A. Collins for senator. New Jersey deadlock persists. A Republican Albany caucus on the 17th produced 44 for Miller 35 Morton 12 Hiacock. Minnesota and Colorado legislatures favor interstate commerce peerage resolutions. Judge Ayers in Indianapolis limited Lieut Gov Robertson’s contested election case and granted a writ against him. Michigan split votes on senator. Stockbridge wins. Illinois elects Farwell to fill Logan’s vacancy. Hale re elected in Maine. Gray re elected in Delaware. Quay Cockrell Hawley Hearst Tenney Whitthorne elected in various states. New York Republican caucus on the 19th nominates Hiscock with 47 to 48 against Miller. Wisconsin joint caucus renominates Philebus Sawyer for U S senator.

Gray Delaware Senate Massachusetts P. A. Collins New Jersey Albany N. Y Miller Morton Hiacock Minnesota Congress Colorado Indianapolis Ayera Civil Circuit Court Robertson Col. Robertson Srid Cupramea Michigan Col F. B. Stockbridge Illinois Charles B. Farwell United States Benator Logan Maine Benator Hale George Gray United States Senate Benstore Pennsylvania Quay Missouri Cockrell Connecticut Hawley California George Hearst Tenragues W. J. Whitthorne New York Frank Hisrock Beliof Hiscock Wisconsin Senate and Assembly Cooper Racine Way Chase Knapp Fond du Lac Secretar Luch Singer Philecus Bawyer

Train Robbery In Texas On Express Car

A masked gang halted the aginger train on the Texan Pacific road near Jordan, Texas, two miles from town, early this morning the 23d. They forced the engineer to open the express car with a sledgehammer and took the mail and valuables, about 15000 dollars, aboard.

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Divorce Decree Quietly Granted in Edinburgh Court

The Edinburgh court granted a divorce on grounds of adultery between the Marquis of Queensberry and the Earl of Neenaberry. Evidence showed the Marquis lived as a bachelor in London while his wife never stayed there, with a lady visiting and dining in the same room. The Marquis offered no defense.

Edinburgh Queensberry Neenaberry Bt. James Streat London Bt. James Street

Wisconsin Senate Bills Push Tax Exemptions and Public Works

The Wisconsin Senate debated tax exemptions for mutual loan and building associations, considered apportionment reforms, and discussed funding for state libraries and observatories. Several bills sought to regulate mortgages, tax assessment methods, and bridge projects, with committee leadership named and adjournments set for later sessions.

Amendments and resolutions in Madison county session notes

Jan 20 Madison coalition records show amendments to laws from 1850 and 1886, including relief for land ejectees and women voting in school matters. A joint resolution authorizes four added committee room attendants and printing of Senate and Assembly standing lists. Bills cover mortgages, household furniture, Jefferson city, time extensions for mechanical lien actions, and county plans. A special committee considers a 18 member counsel for a joint committee. The senate adjourns after a state constitutional amendment for woman suffrage in school matters was adopted.

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Poison Mystery Reopens After County Trial In 1885

Coroner J H Banker opens a new inquest into the 1885 death of John W Griffin of Hobart after exhuming his stomach and intestines for analysis. Suspected foul play involves his widow and Arthur F Hoops, a coachman, amid rumors of a planned double poisoning to enable a marriage between the widow Griffin and Hoops. If the chemist confirms poisoning, prosecutors may press charges.

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Flooded Cotton Mills Damage and Drowning at Long Sault

A dispatch from Cornwall Ontario reports ice jam at Long Sault flooded the canal mouth and riverbank, inundating mills including Stormont Cotton Mills and Mack’s flour mill. Frank Burgeron drowned at Canada Cotton Mill. residents shelter in ice water for hours as houses flood and animals drown. Coal blockade at Hoboken partly raised. 100 workers moved coal guarded by police and Pinkertons with no strikes. monuments to Oliver Goldsmith in London neglected amid wide damage.

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Wisconsin State News Roundup of Local Incidents and Calls for Reform

Wisconsin brief highlights defense in a notable suit over a large lard deal from 1883. It notes tax information rewards for information about tampering with telephone fines, and reports on crimes, accidents, and deaths across Milwaukee, Eau Claire, La Crosse, and nearby areas. Also mentions university funding, a Milwaukee suicide, and local civic reforms including La Crosse charter changes and public works oversight.

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New Year Reflections and Guidance for 1890s Readers

In a festively phrased page, the audience seeks guidance for the new year. It references wishing a hopeful path, mentions teams and gatherings, and calls for leadership and unity as the community moves forward into January. The tone mirrors a midwestern newspaper greeting.

Vast, Fragmented World News From A Far Away Paper

A jumbled story mix from a 19th century page notes diverse items: a Spanish king Alfonso not yet buried. a New York cook-book collection. cotton crop estimates. a New York holiday trade figure. park hogs and a 712 pound exhibit in Monterey California. a Louisiana sugar-tax note. and various oddities from New Jersey to Vermont. It references towns, farms, and markets with scattered, non-chronological anecdotes.

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