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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1883
Page
2
A dated paper notes Blanshfield Dimes, known as the Boss Davil man and Rev. B D Huntley, resigns to take a pulpit in Washington. It highlights his move amid broader foreign, financial, and political chatter, including stock exchange plans, examiner nominations, and economic caution.
Providence heir Allen Wilson bequeaths 100000 to Brown and 500000 to Dartmouth, though his daughter contests the will. Montana tax reforms target officials for Yellowstone park protection, while Arkansas auditor uncovers short accounts and faces mortgage moves. Chicago firm assets sold to new owners, and New York Central pays victims of the Spuyten Duyvil disaster. A Milwaukee grand jury returns a true bill against George Scheller, with pending defaulter charges. Swedish ex-royal Baron Nogngssxjong signals pursuit of a historic 25000 guilder reward for northeast passage discovery.
A garbled report describes a Ballydeliob post office parcel with dynamite, a Parisian commando death amid French return denial, and a farewell from Tre Doc de Chartres to his chasseurs unit. It notes Gilure Griperr L. Caowery’s assignment and a Utah mine loss of $664,000 plus $51,170, with John H. Talman bedridden in Arlington New Jersey.
In the Capital, Foster of Indiana is nominated minister to Sofia. Secretary Frelinghuysen obtains a warrant for P J Sheridan, an attaché, from Paris and Sheridan faces extradition proceedings. Congress debates appropriations, Demands heirs of Menare pass, and a Nebraska secretary is to be appointed. A bill to curb adulterated tea is advanced.
A fragment reports accidents and a public school closure due to smallpox in Leadville, and water at Cairo reached a record high of fifty two feet above low water. Levees are in good condition. Berlin Wisconsin reports thirty five smallpox cases with five fatalities. A lead mine in Missouri near Bonne Terre valued at over two hundred thousand dollars burned.
The text argues against self deception for relief from indigestion and dyspepsia. It critiques reliance on ineffective remedies like Hitaotter's Sumuch Bitvars, noting chronic stomach issues worsened by wrong treatments. It promotes seeking proper medical advice to avoid fever liver and related illnesses.
A brief notice states that B P Bbilleber and Mrs Partington are connected to a death in Boston occurring a few days ago. The item mentions Mr Bbilleber in relation to the event.
Senate and House proceedings reveal partisan maneuvering as bills on officers penalties for fraud, tariff errors, and internal revenue face votes. Reed moves to table reconsideration while party lines shift. conference reports on fortifications and river projects proceed amid tense exchanges and procedural appeals.
A hotel clerk named Briscoe injured his toe after stubbing it on a footboard. He suffered pain but found relief using St Jacobs Oil. A Belai resident conductor was also hurt, thrown on a chair, then removed from the scene as the oil reportedly aided recovery.
The legislature adjourns into committee with bills indefinitely postponed or referred, including measures on railroads, probate, roads, and taxation. Senate and Assembly advanced and passed multiple items. public notices cover road improvements, city incorporations, tax deeds, and the annual state railroad map edition.
A Sturgeon Bay milling complex owned by MSILWAUKER Marella W Law Heoes and Co was completely destroyed by a fire yesterday afternoon. Seven thousand bushels of stock perished, with total losses estimated at 25 thousand dollars for the mill and 15 thousand dollars for insurance.
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