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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1894
Page
2
Fragmentary telegrams report a chaotic mix of political maneuvers, election outlays, and criminal incidents across Oregon and Missouri. Notable items include Governor race chatter, district conventions, odd thefts, train wreck aftermath, and a felony indictment in Minneapolis.
Foreign flashes report Italy facing another tablinet crisis and Scarlet fever in Pekin. Premier Dupuy secures a vote of confidence in the chamber of deputies. Suez Canal Company shareholders meet in Paris and vote to continue Ferdinand de Lesseps pension. T ord Rosebery's Ladas wins the Irish Derby amid loud cheers.
Fragmentary text notes the Byuluinn chamber approving a revision bill after three months of debate. It also mentions widespread damage in British Columbia with about one hundred people reported missing and thousands of cattle perished in floods.
Washington reports show a heated Senate and House discussion on the sugar schedule amid McKinley act implications. Wust, Aldrich, and Sherman clash over sugar trust existence while West cites 3,920,000 shares of Sugar Refining Company stock traded in New York. Debate covers refining costs, import prohibitions, and bounty provisions, with amendments defeated or adopted as parties diverge. The Brawley bill and sugar investigations draw further attention as the New York warehouse firm seeks a receiver.
The Philadelphia Mint exhibit expands with scarce coins and a medal lion of Augustus Caesar. Curator McClure faces funding debates as new acquisitions include 1821 American quarter, 1780s halves, and a 1797 variety. The exhibit aims to strengthen the U S coin collection amid museum funding questions.
The Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Company shows vast advertising scale in American papers. Peltingitl & Co. of Boston ship electrotypes daily for Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound campaigns. Each electrotype weighs a few pounds, with tops carrying 256,000 ounces, enough to supply major publications nationwide. The Pinkham enterprise ranks at the front of industry, as viewed from Lynn.
Wisconsin gossip notes an alleged tampering incident, a deputy governor candidate travels to Scotland to claim funds, and Milwaukee bankruptcy news. It reports a tragic bicycle accident injuring Raymond at Pearl Street, a marriage in Ashkosh, smallpox and diphtheria facility concerns, a child’s port wine death, embezzlement probe in Ashland, and the Republican state convention scheduled for July 23 in Milwaukee with delegate counts.
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