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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1892
Page
4
A fragmented report details the Republican State Convention dynamics in Mina Rong Une TN and surrounding areas. It notes protest pressure, councilman exchange, and anticipated policy shifts affecting unity and local governance as delegates prepare for November actions.
In a sprawling historical account, Upham and the Upham Manufacturing Company emerge from early ventures including sawmills and a fermed partnership. The text traces initial struggles, a merger into a corporation, and the rise of a prominent northwestern industry player amid damaged parcels, wartime impact, and relocation within Marshfield and surrounding areas.
Fragmentary OCR shows praise for W H Upham as a driving force behind Marshfield's prosperity, noting his business leadership and public esteem. The text references political opponents and mentions a forthcoming political shift, with implied Republican alignment and local power dynamics.
A new Wisconsin state school laws edition has been issued by the superintendent for sale in six thousand copies. The compilation follows the previous superintendent’s publication and includes guidance on book selection and lending, with recommendations for care, and for use in schools.
A garbled excerpt mentions Uphion of Storsfield and a claim about providing the state with an excellent administration, referencing Wisconsin and a political context, though details are unclear.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports a dispute over duty and taxation tied to the McKinlay bill. It notes reductions in lite duties and rail charges, with copper and other goods affected, and mentions a planned strike at Homestead as tensions rise over tariff policies and industry protections.
Fragmentary dispatches place Hon J We Babeosk as a possible Democratic candidate for Congress from Necedat with talk of Verna culls and Wood county supporters. The chatter cites party factions, a governorship link, and mixed reactions as the primary moves toward a nomination, with unclear schedules and several named names sparsely identified in the scrambled text.
Fragmented text mentions New York on Tuesday and Providences Th. 1 Moncay with garbled names. It references a company Vie Danalur and political commentary by Mintexpulls Journal. Overall content is incoherent and partial.
Fragmentary report describes strife during a California style labor conflict in Idaho. Miners paid between two and five dollars daily, owners bringing in cheaper labor, Pinkerton involvement, and threats of violence. Governor calls out militia to avert further destruction. The text notes derailments and bridge burnings amid the dispute.
Ordinance No 82 adds a new section 3 to regulate animals impounded in the city pound and penalties for violations. Approved April 12 and dated April 1 the ordinance updates city governance as recorded by the city clerk.
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