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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1894
Page
4
E.S. MINOR of Buur Couns appears in a brief notice from the district, listing civic roles and local engagement. The item notes council or committee service and a public office connection, reflecting partisan or nonpartisan context in a concise local notice.
A chaotic report from Milwaukes outlines rival factions at a Republican convention with talk of candidates for governor, party harmony, and delegate influence. The piece mentions Concords of leaders, Bloy schedules, and financial stakes, including a large treasury and party pledges as debates unfold.
Fragmentary report mentions Dane Goulty delegation and a strike ending in Chicago with workers returning home. Debs is quoted claiming the struggle remains alive. Mentions Price's Cream Baking Powder and a World’s Fair award.
The Calumet urges Major W. H. Upham of Marshfield as the strongest Republican candidate for governor. It lauds his clean business record, executive ability, loyalty, and broad support from workers and soldiers, arguing he would unite the party and win the next campaign.
A proposed Pere Marquette statue, intended for Washington wharf, is discussed with names like Signor Trentanove and other patrons. The model, completed in Milwauke e, depicts Marquette standing with beard, dignified pose, robe, and a Bible in the right hand, awaiting government approval for a public commission in 1887.
The proposed commission led by Mr Cleveland will probe interstate railroad wage disputes and causes behind labor unrest, focusing on railways and employees. It lacks authority to compel arbitration without mutual consent, and commissioners face unclear powers to mediate while investigations proceed.
An Anders on from Chicago who publishes the Shand vian visited Oshkosh and told the Oshkosh Times Haugen will be the west governor of Wisconsin. The claim, from a non German English parentage writer, is treated as uncertain and not necessarily material to the campaign, which is described as not being driven by nationality or religion.
A sensational, satirical proclamation by Debs circulates claiming a universal strike halting sun paths and celestial events. It parodies political power, commands half time for stars, disbands the Chilean army, and removes Grover Cleveland from the presidency. The piece ends with a mock pledge to keep peace under Debs’s imagined oversight.
Lake City visitor quotes Judge Bailey on mob influence and court safety amid Neillsville unrest. He recalls a past murder trial and warns that while he will uphold the law, rumors of blood or a banquet loom over the proceedings.
The Neillsville Republican Press reports a local reply by P. 2). UW) defending the indignation meeting over court outcomes. Citizens decry mob rule and demand impartial justice, noting nine-tenths of Clark County oppose the handling of murder cases and criticizing Judge Dailey and Cochrane's acquittal.
A narrative from Tamarou Hill describes twelve month old Tess Crawford suffering infantile diorbina. Despite standard care, the child grew poorly until Cham-Colic and a vermifuge were used. after one dose, the child improved, gained strength, and the father credits the vermifuge with saving the child’s life. Henry Loon, druggist, sells the remedy.
Westfield dean notes delegates to the state convention will not antagonize constituents by backing Col. Upham as governor. Min strike returns to center stage as Lewis and supporters face a boomerang from sympathetic workers amid tense local headlines.
The article reports a dramatic political standoff centered on Eugene V. Debs representing a major tie up in the movement. Key figures and factions maneuver as alliances shift amid mounting pressure. The outcome remains unresolved as supporters seek solidifying strategies and public stance.
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