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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1892

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Turbulent World News Mix From Across The Atlantic

A chaotic bulletin lists events from Europe and the United States including political shifts, royal misfortunes, legal cases, accidents, and natural disasters. Names such as Ingalls, Hanson, and Briss appear alongside reports from New York, Chicago, and Washington about diplomacy, storms, shipwrecks, and financial turmoil.

Congress notes and oddities from June parliamentary items

Report covers June sessions with references to a Missouri River bridge project near Omaha and a reciprocal trade query with Canada. It notes a prayer for a deceased member, committee actions, a motorized speech on an election by popular vote, and a dental science tidbit about jaw strength.

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Grover Cleveland Nominated for President by Democrats

The Democratic national convention nominated Grover Cleveland for President on one ballot at 3:30 this morning. Ex Gov Abbott of New Jersey placed Cleveland in nomination amid loud demonstrations and a stormy, rain-soaked night as delegates debated, cheered, and finally backed Cleveland with a united motion. The roll call showed strong support across many states, with leaders like Mr Follows and Gov Boies seconding and rallying for Cleveland’s victory.

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Vice Presidential Nominations Stir Republican Convention

The Chicago convention began with a call for nominations for vice president. John E. Lamb of Indiana presented Governor Gray, eliciting cheers. Stevenson and Morao were nominated in various states, with Gray and Stevenson each receiving strong support. Mitchell earned 54 votes before the ballot concluded and Stevenson was nominated by acclamation. The session adjourned sine die.

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The Poor Man’s Dinner Pail Forecast in Trade Talks

The piece notes free traders complain that a cheap dinner pail will rise in cost and burden the poor. It predicts the 25 cent pail will remain affordable and be more widely used as prices drop further, with pails outperforming English tin in four years.

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Prices and trade in twine in 1890s Wisconsin

An examination report notes wholesale twine prices from 1890 to 1894, including manila, bisal, and American hemp varieties. It also covers a preliminary circuit court hearing in Chippewa Falls for murder charges, with each defendant bound at $2,000 bail.

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Tariff Debates and Tin Plate Talks Stir Public View

The article recounts free trade arguments and House votes on wool and cotton bagging exemptions, with Democratic strength and Republican minority picks. It cites editorials from Philadelphia Record and Pall-River News, noting pearl button wage protests and a spike in tin plate production plans across multiple plants in the United States.

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Republican Record in Tariffs and Trade Policy

A critique of Democratic opposition to Republican fiscal measures. The piece argues Republicans lowered the debt per capita, increased treasury receipts, and improved government services while Democrats pursued tariff reform. It contrasts Cleveland era surplus controversy with McKinley era tariff reductions and asserts Republican governance strengthened national standing. It cites customs duties, revenue gains, and social improvements under Republican administrations.

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