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Marshfield Times reports a distorted OCR fragment detailing a Republican convention and its endorsement of Congressman Mes Cord. The text praises military pensions and defense of Creedon era values, mentioning votes, militia, and agricultural interests with references to a public stance and party unity.
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Unclear OCR Scribes Political Shift Mentioned
Fragmentary text references a political shift and a vote trend, noting Mr McCord and a large majority. It hints at a move to Washington for another term and a forthcoming section day, but lacks complete names, dates, or places to define a concrete event.
Views of Mr Cord on the McKinley bill debate
In a letter to the Wanenu Pitot-Review the writer responds to an anonymous critic. He defends his support for the McKinley bill, discusses tariff provisions on lumber sugar tin plate and with praise for the bill as a better protection measure than Allison. He argues compromises were needed to secure broad support and notes Democratic opposition to some schedules.
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A First Term Congressman McCard in Wisconsin Press
Washington correspondent reports on Wisconsin representative McCard during his first season in Congress. The Milwaukee Sentinel notes several proposed bills and appropriations affecting Chippewa and Ashland, river water, public lands, and a new port at Ashland. The piece praises McCard for tireless work for his district and predicts strong support for reelection.
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Multiyear Bride Testimony Reveals Polygyrous Household
In a court case Henry P Tysonsen with two wives and several children is examined. Testimony from Badel Jansen describes a polygyrous household, love not present, and disputes over meals and sleeping arrangements. Juaina observes the proceedings as witnesses recount the complex family setup amid courtroom tension. The narrative shifts to Eiffel Tower stocks and profits, noting 085,000 francs revenue, 350,000 francs maintenance, and 300,000 francs in repairs. future reserves planned at 168,000 francs as season losses loom.
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Badel Jansen
Badel
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Eiffel
Private secretary to Chauncey Depew in town society
A commentator claims Captain Du Val, private secretary to Chauncey M. Depew, is wealthy enough to employ his own secretary and is noted for stylish dress among young men. The piece adds a rumor that if Ma. Depew peers into the White House, Captain Du Val will go blue.
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McCord Nominated for Congress in Ninth District
Deliberately positive account of Myron H. McCord, Republican candidate for Congress, highlighting a first-term record including a $100,000 Ashland public building grant, and arguing for re-election amid debates on tariffs and immigration. The piece presents McCord as efficient and attentive to constituents, with praise for his accessibility and advocacy despite broader political tensions.
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Republican rally in Wisconsin races boosts support for Plimb and Lyne
The piece extols Senator Plimb and Lyne with vigorous Republican backing in the Ninth District. It highlights labor and German-American voters, rail and tariff debates, and forecasts a larger Republican majority despite concerns over turnout. It notes farmers, wages, and lumber costs rising, signaling hopeful economic times ahead.
Word on Protection Speech Highlights Kansas Corn Trade
An 1890 House speech by Congressman McQard condemns republican protectionism and corn burning in Kansas. The speaker notes farmers in the Republican West groaning under burdens of free trade and the economic strain of imported goods.
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Wisconsin Delegation Praised for Unity and Service
An able Wisconsin delegation is commended for harmony and teamwork across committees. Members Caswell La Follette Clary Vath Schhaick Macard Haugan Barwig Avery Mahler Brickner are noted for integrity, leadership, and public service in campaign and policy work within the party.
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Mir. Barwig
Avery Mahler
McCord's Legislative Influence in Michigan Session
The article highlights McCord's pivotal role in passing key bills. He engineered a unifying act for five schools, scaled back allocations, and advanced projects like the Ashland building measure and the Chippewa headwaters reservoir lands bill. He also secured $60,000 for Ashland harbor and enabled the Menominee Indians to cut timber, among many lesser bills.
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Package Bill Vote Split Shapes Trade in Butter and Liquor
From Central Wisconsin comes a report on Congress debating the original package bill to regulate commerce and liquor imports. The Senate bill passed but the House conference split, McCord voting for the package while others pressed for broader power to regulate fraudulent butter and lard substitutes to protect farmers.
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We McCord's Leiter Noting McCord as Speaker and Writer
The piece praises Myron McCord in the ninth district as a strong debater and capable speaker. It notes his notable McKinley bill speech and a Milwaukee Sentinel letter, highlighting his persuasive ability and readiness to defend constituents.
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Lynch and McCord Vie for District Seat as Parties Split
The race in the district centers on incumbent Mas Abe Gord seeking reelection with Republican backing, while Democratic nominee Thomas Lynch faces mixed support. Locals note McCord’s record as a capable alternative, appealing to many to back a proven representative over a speculative challenger.
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Unclear text on political figure and district work
Fragmented OCR notes refer to a figure in a Wisconsin district, mentioning service, future potential, and rhetoric about representation. The content is garbled with many misspellings and names are not consistently identifiable.
Improve District Leadership Through New Representative
A voice urges retirement of Hon. Me H. Mc Cord and supports a new representative to better serve district interests. The editor likens the move to strategic leadership and praises ongoing projects aimed at public benefit, arguing fresh effort will advance existing feasible plans.
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A candidate vows to devote full time and energy to the district if elected again. He promises to serve all residents regardless of political party and to render assistance freely.
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