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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1894
Page
4
The misspelled excerpt argues that Cook County and Chicago must raise funds to repay damages from mob destruction, including wrecked property, burned buildings, and merchandise. It warns that taxpayers will shoulder costs for law enforcement and troops, citing Allegheny County's 1877 bill as a comparison.
The state Republican convention faces a crowded field of candidates with eight spots open. W H Upham emerges as the favored gubernatorial choice, urged by party harmony and a wish to avoid missteps by less qualified opponents. The convention’s task is to nominate a ticket that will win in November and reflect the will of Wisconsinites.
A chaotic critique targets Governor Altgeld, labeling him a dangerous anarchist ally and condemning his stance amid riots and property destruction. The piece links him to the unrest in Chicago and attacks from factions blaming his leadership for ceaseless violence and lawlessness.
In a televised oration, Bob Ingersoll scorches the Democratic party accusing it of slavery, corruption, and moral decay. He paints democracy as hypocritical and unpatriotic, linking it to vice and ruin while praising rival parties and urging listeners to oppose its influence.
The Senate and House Republicans back President Cleveland in defense of law and order as Democrats and some governors protest. Opponents include exten states rights Democrats and populist elements who argue against administration actions. The piece frames the issue as Americanism against anarchy with government authority at stake and broad congressional support for Cleveland despite political differences.
A garbled advertisement page touts No-to-bac as a truthful startling cure for tobacco habit. It promises guaranteed results with low cost and mail orders from The Sterling Remedy Co. A crowded listing promotes wallpaper, furniture, signs, and a real estate sale alongside local store boasts.
W H Budge M D Pivs iclin and surgeon advertise a sixty cell galvanic and faradic battery for treating nervous disorders ferime complaints strictures and other conditions. They claim electricity can cure diseases previously needing surgery and invite visits at 217 Central Ave over Horns Drug Store Marshfield Wisconsin.
Wood County teachers and those seeking fall certificates are urged to attend a four week summer school led by Principal F E Hamlin of Marshnels and Principal G W Paulus of Centrala in the Twin Cities. Tuition is one dollar per week with instruction in first to third grade certificate subjects. Assistance with boarding for newcomers is available.
Edward Lynch, County Superintendent, notes Sunday evening prayer meeting at 7:45 and a cordial invitation to attend. References to sermon times, church events, and Sabbath School activities. mentions Rev. O. K. Well as pastor and Thompson’s Ball.
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