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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1892
Page
4
Official notice from the Marshfield Times, editor JW DeGroff, owner and proprietor. Advertisement rates on application. Postal office entries indicate second class mail matter. Subscription price listed at 61.60 per year.
Reports from Washington show leaders seriously weighing foreign immigration limits. Castle Garden has long welcomed all immigrants, but fears of pestilence sedition and crime prompt calls for prohibition. Secretary Spaulding backs restricting immigration, arguing parties must address migration’s impact on labor and American institutions. Public sentiment pressures the next Congress to act.
The annual pension budget is expected to rise sharply with a large increase in next year’s estimates. Gen Raum’s forthcoming report will detail a projected pension outlay near 180 million dollars, with prior years showing substantial deficits. The World’s Fair managers plan Sunday openings. machinery will run and all nations may host religious services on the grounds.
The Democratic Party faces a split over whether to summon an extra session to repeal the tariff law and craft a new one favoring the south, or delay until the next regular session. factions clash over party control with figures like Clark Howells and Carlisle quoted amid tensions before Cleveland's stance is clarified.
Lieutenant Peary seeks another deep arctic voyage to reach the North Pole. He plans to take leave for three years and may relinquish his commission. Mrs. Peary will accompany him, sailing under the National Academy of Sciences.
In a quirky moment from the Kansas G8 Senate, Mary Leuse presents a dramatic desk stance as atmosphere in the chamber shifts. Senator Prefer’s whiskers are mentioned, heightening the odd yet topical tension surrounding the proceedings.
Mr. Cleveland is seen hunting in Virginia as hundreds of followers gather in New York to support him, reflecting a notable cross state pursuit amid a broader movement.
The fragmentary report notes Ohio crumwls out from under the wreck and grants its electoral vote to Harrison by about 1200 plurality. It hints at Secretary restore and mentions a strong man and a critic urging restraint toward the press.
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