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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1896
Page
6
Amid a flood of wires from Chicago to St Louis, reports say Congress will consider reviving reciprocity, while the government plans coining eighteen million silver dollars. Industry notes mention a Chicago national convention, a new bridge at Sioux City, and state leaders debating tariffs and rail actions.
Reports describe Trallany’s defeat by Abyssinians and Cubans approaching Havandy. Caracas residents burn an effigy of Lord Salisbury while the king of Antee’s submission to Britain is described as abject. Weyler leaves Madrid for Havana to assume command amid European unrest. Oval dinners at Emperor William’s are linked to illness from oysters. an Arctic explorer is found dead near Jerkin. Transported Jameson and Wils officers depart Natal for England, and Prince Henry of RATtenburg dies in Africa. A Kanser province proclamation incites anti missionary violence. In Moncton a city treasurer defaulter stands at 8,000 due to speculation. A fire rages at the Hotchkiss gun works in St Denis.
Madison Jan 2 1881 The committee report clearing President Adams and university officials of Os car Pederson charges is published. It rejects claims of aristocracy heavy drinking and overlong extension lectures while urging lower fees and expanded extension programs. Also reports engagement of Florence Pullman to Frank Lowden, a Chicago lawyer, and notes John Tyler’s decline living in Washington due to government service history. Logan Carlisle’s removal of Tyler is cited as due to rotation for a southern Democrat.
Weather described as frost laden and biting, with cold air penetrating to bones. It urges skating and outdoor work but warns of sore throats from sudden chill. Recommends using St Jacobs Oil to rub on the surface to warm and chase away stiffness and ache.
Jacob Doelger a prominent brewer and partner in Joseph Dosiger and Sone died in New York after a four week illness from heart and kidney trouble.
The advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure as a positive remedy for constitutionally caused catarrh. It asserts internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, promising to strengthen the patient by building up the constitution. A refund promise is offered with a $1000 reward for failure to cure.
An account describes a long case of lumbago in Milwaukee, detailing severe lower back pain and stiffness. It notes prior ineffective remedies, the patient’s two day relief from a new remedy, and a public sale of treatment products by Watkins Medicine Company with high prices.
A Washington Court of Claims messenger is described as a nephew of the late General Phil Kearney and cousin of Mrs. Levi P. Morton. He aims only to earn enough for board and clothes, and a judge noted that even with a palace and a million dollars he would be homeless and jobless by year’s end.
The attorney general of Alrois begins legal proceedings against the linseed all trist, initiating action in the state court. The move targets alleged illicit conduct and seeks court relief and enforcement of relevant statutes.
A garbled OCR snapshot references Dr. D Faynes Expectorant and other patent remedies, a New York County courthouse note in Maine, Brown family items, New Jersey politics, Ohio bribery indictments, and a St Cloud water company receivership. It mentions cures for coughs and gripes, hair renewal, fig syrup laxative, and a Minneapolis winter carnival underway.
Chauncey M. Depew delivers a strong appeal for international arbitration. The article also notes various fragmented references to treaties, medical tonics, and figures like Ballington Booth, with garbled OCR text mentioning Arch Street Philadelphia and other scattered items.
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