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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1894
Page
4
An advertisement from Pontafive at Marenteld Wisconsin appears as the editor and proprietor notice. It lists a subscription rate and mail matter details.
The Senate tariff debate splits Democrats and Republicans as the Finance Committee sits with eleven members, six Democrats and five Republicans. With Vance absent, Democrats seek a substitute to gain a voting majority, while Republicans demand a section by section review to fix defects. If no substitute is found, the committee cannot advance the bill.
A garbled column recounts political skirmishes and public notices from Milwaukee to Cleveland. It mentions Gen. Rusk memorials, Kentucky case lawyers, Judge Bradley, and Henry Watterson critiquing a Senate bill with defense of protectionism and free trade arguments amid scattered names and places.
Congressman Fletcher from Tennessee says business leaders across the county favor a political shift. He predicts the next administration will be a Republican presidency with a party majority in both houses, as voters seek ordered governance away from current chaos.
A garbled tale from New York resident Witter A Look describes a St Bernard theft near Minnetpolis and a sale from Geo Gould. The scene widens to Grantsburg unrest, a mass child gathering, and political chatter about elections, candidates, and a murder case in Chicago with unresolved questions.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a peculiar 19th century advertisement style. References include a truhral and a male purchaser quoted with a phrase The cost is wi the male who wants to quib. The text mentions a Drag Storer and a Mineral Springs Indiana address for The Sterling Remedy Co.
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