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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
4
The Marsfield Times announces J W DeGrope as editor and proprietor. It lists postal details and subscription price at 1.50 per year, with a brief note on advertising entries and publication terms.
Fragments report that fresh evidence emerging from Richland Center could exonerate Rose Zoldoske, life convict for Ella Mary’s murder. Investigators and defense attorneys claim a key witness ties Ella Mary’s death to possible suicide or other suspect actions. Gov. Peck’s pardon decision is said to hinge on these documents, with rumors of new leads, a witness from Rhinelander, and a missing child adoption link.
A Wisconsin congressman urges extending inquiries to up to a dozen federal judges who favor a law limiting labor interference with railroads. The piece argues Congress risks undermining judiciary independence, while defending the judiciary as essential to institutional integrity. It cites New York legislative actions and urban population stats for context.
A misread report says Kavipp, famed for backing the water cure, met the pope. He predicted the pope may live beyond the current century. A governor has been appointed to succeed Crawford, with a salary of 87,000 per year. An archive note mentions a Bohai burial in 1810 and a publisher’s gloss in the rag.
The item chronicles political jests and concerns across parties, noting President Clavuland's alleged politeness, the Democratic history, and critiques of governance. It cites figures like Mr Cleveland, Col Jack Watrous, and Col. Witeous as election prospects, mentions the agricultural building burn, press activity in Oshkosh, and a contested Warren mine payment. It reflects civic chatter and candidate standings amid a volatile political climate.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Brentano refusing a new trial for Peatergist and a hanging threat around March 230. It notes Democrats in Congress preoccupied with politics and a congressman described as not childlike, plus a City of Mexico reference to Chairman Wilson.
John J Adler was arrested Wednesday afternoon on a writ from Ernest Wagner alleging a $100 debt. He was arraigned by Judge Birth in the evening with District Attorney Gog and P A Williams for the defense. Wagner testified Adler held his note and refused to return or pay. Adler pleaded not guilty, offered no testimony, and was placed on bond at $500 to appear in court.
No registration will occur for the upcoming municipal elections as the council uses a 189% election law exemption to skip registration to save city expenses. The law allows such cities to omit registration if declared by the city council or village trustees within fifty days of the election. Also notes Stevens Point businessman Mr Jacobson leasing the Gustafson building to open a fruit store with his son Nathan to manage Marshfield branch.
Rev W J Speers M E minister, assigned last year, preached farewell in Medford last Sabbath and plans to move to Florida for health. The elder suffers rheumatism. friends hope his condition improves and that he regains former vigor after leaving the ministry harvest.
A $10,000 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of those who stole property from the Alcohol Factors factory. The notice warns against trespassing on the grounds or within the buildings and is signed by G. A. Cox.
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