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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1893
Page
3
A dealer promotes Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a universal blood cleanser builder and strength restore, guaranteed to cure or money back. The ad claims it treats from skin blemishes to severe ulcers and portrays it as superior to other spring medicines.
Gen Tracy argues the Sherman law will be repealed in the coming session without substitutes, asserting majority support in the House and significant Senate backing. He cites strong administration friendship and says repeal hinges on a silver compromise. Senator Jonas of Arkansas counters, opposing repeal without silver legislation.
A garbled Chicago snippet references Ward McAllister and mentions a new name for him amid broken lines about worldly activity and a tall bald-headed mica. The text is incomplete and unclear.
Lem Beckett, wounded veteran missing years after disaster, returns to his town's mill with one arm and a changed heart. He confronts Laura's heartbreak and the judge’s memory as a ghost of the past, then falls ill before revelation and reunion with Laura, who remains by his bed in a frail but real embrace.
Len realizes Laura is his twin sister's wife and that a past mistaken identity caused years of pain. He confesses his misjudgment to Laura, asks forgiveness, and vows love. Months later a quiet wedding at Judge Dagley's marks a fresh start and new happiness.
A fragmented report lists various local matters including a wife selling goods in Appleton, a tramp barber jailed sixty days for handling a stolen item, and odd legal dealings in La Crosse. Also noted are bond issues in Janesville, a corner stone ceremony in Clintonville, a garbage crematory contract in Superior, a Bank of Washburn closure, depositor concerns at Shell Lake Savings, and a U S court confirming property title amid squatters at Eau Claire.
Elizabeth Everdell, a longtime resident of Fond du Lac, died Wednesday at Northern Hospital. The passing is noted in local obituaries with details on her life and legacy.
The youngest telegraph operator in America is Euphra Dyan a nine year old girl from West Point Georgia. She has spent much time in the office, quickly learned the Morse alphabet and can call up operators and receive messages with notable accuracy.
An advertisement from Cheney & Co promises Hallé Catarsh Cure and offers a reward for any dentures dented by general use that cannot be cured. The notice claims a cure for cataract like symptoms and invites readers to fax testimonials. The text is a dense, garbled mix of product pitches, death notices, and unrelated snippets from other topics.
Mrs May Conroe and Miss Magale Gonley were seriously injured in a run away incident on Wednesday. It is feared Mrs Conroe cannot recover. The report notes headache and severe injuries suggesting dangerous outcome.
A Michigan coroner's jury returned a verdict in Corunna in the case of William Sullivan who was lynched by a mob. The jurors ruled he died by being hanged, concluding it as the man’s death. The incident followed a period of unrest in the town.
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