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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1891
Page
2
A杂 fragmentary report from Marshfield highlights claimed advances in food chemistry and public health. It references Professor Morley of Avludbert College Cleveland, experimental licenses, and discussions on safer paper and fuel substitutes, alongside political and military mentions.
Telegrams report floods in Gati fern and 10 000 settlers in Ghernkee etrip. The late Secretary Winilom 2s estate valued at 8156 000. Reports include Kochs lymph tuberculoma, Sitting Bull cabin bid for world fair, Stanton aged 65 dies, Rider Haggards son dies, and Ohio River flood fears at Cincinnati. Also notes death of Admiral Bluemoad, a fund for Secretary Wh algae’s family, record cold in the northwest, Bancroft body found, Buds Mo. fire loss 100 000, and various legal and mining actions across several states.
Fragmented dispatches note Chilean insurgents defeated and a presidency installed in Urizit. Revolts in Argentina and Cordova spark unrest. London police pursue Jack the Ripper. workers in York England fined for striking. Royal quarrel between Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales. Court action against William O Brien linked to libel suit and potential parliamentary seat loss.
A scrambled report lists four Chicago laborers frozen to death in Montana, a catastrophic wreck near Hagerstown Indiana with numerous casualties, fires in multiple cities including Kanasa City and Minneapolis causing heavy losses, and widespread flood damage in Yuma Arizona and San Francisco area. It notes a blizzard in northern Montana with four deaths and one survivor.
A stream of terse crime notes lists J. Ruxtixovon arrested in La Crosse for murder. Other arrests include a Grantsburg killings case, a Grantaburg death by hanging, Milwaukee murder court case, ex-Chicago suspect in bogus patent rights, and multiple robberies, assaults, and suicides across Pennsylvania, New York, Virginia, Minnesota, and Illinois with brief details and outcomes.
Hon Charnes Fosvun took the oath of office Wednesday afternoon at the White House and is named Secretary of the Treasury. Illinois stands to receive 674,508 under a tax bill passed by the House yesterday. Senate confirmed Senator Elvira as minister to China as of the day the president sent the nomination. The appropriation bill gives the court of Gaolams authority to hear and determine other claims.
A man recounts his youth in Ohio and a fateful Thanksgiving in a village, where the girl's father delivered a brutal kick that sent him fleeing to Cleveland. After years of work, he returned to marry the girl with her father’s blessing, claiming the incident shaped his life.
Feb 20 Wheeling W Va reports the river falling rapidly but Parkersburg and areas between Wheeling remain flooded. Suffering described among poorer classes with enormous damage. relief efforts and health warnings amid a damaged water supply and claims of unsafe medicines for dyspepsia and other ailments.
An account describes Botany Bay convicts seasick in a prison ship voyage from England to Australia. A mutiny led by Harry Small triggered a battle, crew and guards killed, convicts briefly seized the vessel, and a longboat escape to St Paul island. Small later surrendered after a naval confrontation with a French corvette near Mindique, with most convicts punished.
Thess Curves Oncur in thy movements of Bevery Day Life, Giver Wendell Holmes aye in the Atlantic Monthly. A discussion of the curve of health, rhythmic nodulation of vital force, and how timing remedies affects outcomes, warning against treating during downward health phases. Barbed Wire Men Mest notes follow about a meeting in Catcaco.
A Brazilian legal act permits all established ports to receive U S goods duty free after April 1 1991, with a 25 percent duty reduction for specified items, including wheat corn potatoes pork fish and cotton products. The move aims to ease reciprocal trade and promote American products in Brazil while preserving Brazil's revenue protections.
A letter from 8. D. Chamberlain of Toledo argues tariffs do not simply raise prices. Using calico, cotton, nails, and wire as examples, he shows duties pass through from raw material to retail, boosting costs while government revenue remains the aim. The piece also notes Brazil’s reciprocal tariff terms and potential effects on US trade.
State seeks recovery of interest misused by McPatridge and allies during his last term. Attorney General O’Connor demands testimony to support a broad claim totaling around 8049,456.11 for 1882 and 1885 plus a 8300000 judgment for the 1885 1886 period. Also notes legislators and officials named in the suit amid Gladstone era governance. The story then shifts to flax and linen industry, highlighting Melvin Joy bill impact, Minnesota flax growers, and the Minneapolis Linen Company pushing fiber processing for local manufacture and farm benefit.
Wisconsin lawmakers push bills on highway layouts and court terms, with assembly and senate actions on dam construction, licensing, and charter amendments. Debates touch Yellow river dam, street railway powers, and university funding while clerical and public notices pass or die.
New York March 2 At a meeting of business men today to advance the erection of an equestrian statue of General Sherman a committee was named to oversee the project. Among those named were Chauncey Depew C N Bias Horace Porter and A S Hewell who will supervise the work and fundraising efforts.
Manor, March 2. The report notes ongoing talks on commercial treaties with foreign states as the United States considers adapting its foreign relations. Officials reference long standing customs and evolving diplomacy amid global economic shifts.
The piece quotes a biblical reflection urging focus on the Author for peace, contrasting looking around with looking up. It notes Peter sinking when he doubted and warns against unstable steps for those who gaze elsewhere. A distant civic line announces a March 9 election in Victorro County, Iowa.
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