Upham Nominated for Wisconsin Governor in Marshfield
A late edition reports Major Upham nominated by Republicans at a Wisconsin convention in Marshfield with strong statewide support. It notes expected parade, music, and a reception, while outlining possible opposition, party unity, and anticipated voter sentiment ahead of the election.
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Reform Bill Critics Clash Over Finance and Ethics
A partisan debate rages over a pending revenue and reform bill. Critics allege the measure favors favored interests, harms the masses, and replicates dishonesty in Congress. Supporters argue strong procedural safeguards and necessary financial measures protect the public. The dispute centers on constitutional intent and economic impact amid party rhetoric.
Pertidious To All Involved in Democratic Graft Claims
A fragmentary political missive attacks President Cievelaml and Democratic leaders over alleged misdeeds in the runup to a congressional race. The writer accuses rivals of framing charges and altering ballots to secure power, condemning the Hawaiian unrest as well. The piece mentions Hon. Geo. J. Shaw of Eau Claire as the endorsed Republican candidate by acclamation in a Cross County district convention amid broad support.
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Fires scorch over a hundred miles along the Omatra rail line
A dispatch from Gumberland reports forest fires extending more than a hundred miles along the Oma tra railroad between Ashland and Supecing. The flames are consuming thousands of cords of wood leaping across fields of standing grain. Milwaukee reports ten new smallpox cases within city limits on Tuesday. The piece urges rapid action to stamp out the election-row illness before the Republican and Democratic conventions.
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Sheep killed in weekend field accident near Ripon
A twin on the Milwaukee and St Paul road near Ripon ran into a herd, killing ninety sheep last Saturday night. A similar accident occurred at the same spot a year ago, with forty sheep killed.
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Oshkosh GOP Convention Chooses Hun and A Gook
The Republican convention at Oshkosh named Hun and A Gook as nominees by acclamation, marking their unanimous backing for congress. The event highlighted party unity and the forthcoming election campaign.
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Among Our Exchanges and Local Notes
A scattered column recounts social visits in Colby and the city, a Salvation Army march incident ending with a fine, a village well completed at 27 feet deep with strong granite foundation, rapid water flow and clear quality, and Miss Georgia Shawuck completing the city school census listing 829 girls and AOL boys.
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The Central's New Management Shifts as Abbot Resigns
The Evening Wisconsin notes Edwin M. Abbot resigns as president and director of Wisconsin Central Railroad. Morris, one of the receivers, travels to New York to advance reorganizing plans. Abbot remains linked to the broader efforts, joining a committee on reorganization with Coppell, Bull, Moyt, Rawhind, B. L., and Abbot of Boston. A bond funding plan is drafted, replacing the original coupon funding approach.
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Debs Stay in Pace as Eugene Kerney and Mirtie Jue Diebs Ruquie
Eugene Deneis Kerney and Mirtie Jue are noted in a brief society item with the phrase Debs. Ruquie, kept in pace with local events.
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Child's Life Saved by Castoria Cure Narrative
Last June Dick Crawford took his twelve months old child, sickly with infantile diarrhea, to a physician. After usual treatment failed, the father began giving Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, and within a bottle the child showed marked improvement and recovered fully. Dr. Mare Jow of Tamaroa, Illinois, supports the claim, with Henry Horn as the local druggist selling the remedy.
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Meetings for the examination of voters will be held
Examinations will begin at 8 o clock on each morning at Plusville on August 6 and 7, Marshfield on August 8 and 9, Centralia on August 10 and 11. Bring writing material. paper desired. County Superintendent Grand Rapids Wisconsin July 1 1891.
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Advertised notices list at Marshfield post
For the week ending July 1, 1904, names including Peter Weavell Mig, John Yevoner, E Daly, Tom Schinbert, Mrs Ward appear as persons calling for advertised letters at the Marshfield Wisconsin post office. Postal clerk Apa Paulus is noted as postmaster.
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Wall paper sale and business notice in Marshfield Wis
Speiad notice announces 3 300 new rolls of wallpaper on sale at Horns with sign painting by Lawrence Ixolils Rosry boloun on rend estyle. Also mentions Seaton Bros WM 122135 20 cents and double pay d Tut Sixty sale ad. J U Derby invites Marshfield citizens to consult finance ad and join new business venture at Upham’s block. seeks continuation of shop trade and lowest prices.
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Castoria Recalled By Early 20th Century Note
A fragmented child health note mentions Vion Baty was sick and given Castoria. It recalls a guild era phrase about Castoria and Milky products, with a sentiment that when she had children she used Castoria. The text preserves historic brand language and parental remedies.
Electro Therapeutics Practice Office at Marshfield
Dr Budge and Dr Dayshrian advertise an electro therap y practice using a sixty cull galvanic and faradic battery with modern improvements. They claim four years of experience and success in nervous diseases female complaints and strictures. Office location is 217 Central Ave over Hom's drug store Marshfield Wis.
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Summer School in Twin Cities for Wood County teachers
Edward Lynch announces a four week summer school in the Twin Cities for Wood County teachers and certificate seekers. Principal PF Hamlin of Marshfield and Principal G W Paulus of Centralia will lead, with instruction in subjects for first second and third grade certificates. Tuition is one dollar per week and boarding help is available.
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