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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1893
Page
4
Turbulent Chicago reacts to the murder of Mayor Harrison by Patrick Eugene Pandergast. The assailant, who claimed opposition to corporate policy, surrendered after the shooting at his home. The city mourns as officials and citizens debate punishment and policy lessons.
A jumble of phrases discusses a study by a committee on obligation and improvement. It references imported wool, sugar products, and wood schedules, with mentions of American aid, domestic production, and a controversial forecast tied to the English system of burdened labor.
The House of Representatives concurs with the Senate on repeal of the Sherman act. The bill was signed by the president and is now law. The nation faces tightened money markets and debates about economic policy. After Carter Harrison’s murder, Judge Gary’s election is seen as more certain.
A long, clipped editorial condemns threats to officials and the mentally ill as dangers to public safety. It recalls a tale of Phil Sheridan and a West Point education, contrasting decisive action with political squabbles. The piece warns officials to arrest and confine those making criminal threats and to remove danger swiftly.
An apparentMadame Thomas who taught music in the city is linked to a missing young woman and a pattern of inquiries as authorities seek help. The mother, widow Bien from Michigan, claims she has property and appeals to officials. Also linked is Attorney General Garland’s daughter Daisy who died by suicide in Washington, age unknown, with speculation about a love affair and religious mania.
In the beer contest at the Worldls sale judges award the purest article to the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association of St Louis. Pabst's Brewing Co of Milwaukee challenged the St Louis firm and claimed second place.
A garbled 1880sOCR captures varied items: lumber protections after elections, cheap furniture in Chicago, a silver repeal bill in the Senate, tales of political fallout, a hanging, and quirky ads for tonics and child care products. It hints at national concerns, local commerce, and sensational notices in a fragmentary stream.
A chaotic OCR list reports fifteen patents granted this week to Wisconsin inventors. Names and locations appear garbled, but references to Oshkosh Milwaukee Milwaukee men and firms suggest local inventors receiving patents through A. Snow & Co and associates. The entry names printing press and other devices among the claimed innovations.
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