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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1894
Page
4
The Marshfield Times reports Coxey's army offered work in Washington last Saturday but refused it. It cites Illinois health orders for universal vaccination and notes Breckinridge's Lexington return hinting at a congress bid. It lists patent grants, Milwaukee industrial items, and commentary on Republican convention delegates and campaign spending.
Coxey and his Generals were convicted by a Washington jury last Tuesday for transgressing the law during Coxey's army march on the Capitol grounds. The Washington Evening Enterprise criticizes police actions, arguing the crowd was orderly and that the constitutional right to petition was not violated. The piece questions the need for dispersing the crowd with force and contemplates the potential effects of allowing a speech from the Capitol steps.
Doxey appeared in court in creased pants and stated his Massillon Ohio residence. He claimed to manufacture land for steel works and runs a stock farm. He said he is lobbying for the unemployed and traveled to Washington to petition Congress to pass two measures creating work on public improvements.
A 200 mile by eighty inch sheet of paper was produced by Tye Neenah Paper on a new pinching machine, claimed to be the largest sheaf in the Fox River galley. The piece accompanies a new illustrated guide on Hot Springs Minnesota waters and their rheumatic cures, offered free by A Thrall, Chicago passenger agent, upon request with a stamped return. A Wisconsin political note endorses Mr Minor for Congress, citing his legislative experience and good judgment.
The physician Dr. P F Brewer, long known in the region, has built a large practice with a specialty in chronic distempers. He has reportedly cured cases once deemed hopeless, while noting he cannot cure all diseases. He will be at the Treatment House on Thursday May 24 and offers free constitution consultations.
The document presents a bank report for the Elrst National Bank of Matchfield Wisconsin, detailing resources and liabilities, including U.S. bonds, reserves, deposits, and capital. It cites assets such as bonds, notes, and bank notes, with a cash cashier’s affidavit sworn on May 12, and notarization by H F Cole and Adam Haper, Wis. officials.
The notice promotes No-to-bac as a harmless tobacco habit cure sold by Henry Horn and the Sterling Remedy Co. It includes a mail order option and a local drug store sale and cites low prices. It also lists a series of lodge meetings, fraternal notices, and community ads with names and addresses in Marshfield.
An archival ad style verse recalls Castoria as a constant aid from infancy to motherhood. It traces a girl’s early illness, upbringing to adulthood and motherhood, implying Castoria’s trusted presence across generations.
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