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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1893
Page
4
The Portoitics dt Marshield issues an advertising and subscription notice. Terms of subscription are $1.60 per year. This item records the newspaper’s imprint and offers periodical information for readers and advertisers.
President Ghevisharline delivers a long tribute praising Republican protection and American achievement. He argues that protective policy spurs education, industry, and national destiny, while contrasting Democratic goals of 1841 and 1857 with the present and warnings against European competition.
Ambiguous notes describe a pensions commission probing potential fraud among fifty clerks amid alleged misuses of funds. The report mentions examiners, vigilance against biases, and calls for corroboration before publishing results. An aside covers political maneuvering around Fitzhugh Lee and claims of government appointments.
A fragment from the United States Behring Sea arbitration shows J Garter representing U S interests in Paris. The excerpt notes forty hours of argument by Tigh Goury for Lele Sam, asserting U S rights amid ongoing hearings.
Governor McKinley speaks on the political situation at a banquet in Clinton, arguing the Democratic party has held power with Republican cooperation since 1859 until March 4 of this year. He asserts both parties share responsibility, urges renewed vigor, and warns against surrender after repeated defeats.
The piece argues that Democratic actions aim to undo treaties and duties on sugar and coffee, provoking a policy clash with the Cleveland administration. It warns that Republican lawmakers seek to annul tariff agreements to benefit wage earners and domestic interests, while criticizing the new administration’s apparent betrayal of treaty commitments and the impact on prices and trade.
The President and Oregon Governor exchange pointed remarks on enforcing exclusion laws. Governor Pennover vows to uphold federal statutes, while warning of the awkward stance a president takes in suspending state laws without authorization.
A listing of Wisconsin inventors and their patent topics compiled by C A Snow & Co, agents for American and foreign patents. The items mention multiple names and inventions including writing machines, bridles, windmill components, and various tools, with contact details and office locations in Washington D C and Milwaukee.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions President Clevehindl and various unrelated terms. The readable bits suggest a satirical or confused reference to leadership and a mock inspection, but concrete facts, names, or events are not present to form a clear summary.
A fragmented ad for a rail service promotes a through Chicago to Pacific Coast route via Pullman First Glass and Tourist Sleepers. It claims double daily service with air freight equipment and inducements, urging readers to contact the OSL ticked agent for full details.
Notice announces a special city election in Marshfield on March 18 to decide a bond issue of twenty thousand dollars for lake front improvements and for a school land donation. It details wards, polling places, and ballot wording for yes or no on the loan and related propositions.
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