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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1894
Page
4
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Fragmentary 1900s era notes discuss Private Piggott of Turk arsbure and a National Private Soldiers' Association within the G A R. The text questions aristocracy within the group, urges equal status for all privates, and laments lack of representation for ordinary soldiers like A G Weissert.
Fragmentary passage criticizes the Populist platform as a collection of socialist premises and government overreach. It argues the party lacks a clear mission and questions government roles in production, safety, and contracts while claiming citizens cannot perform certain duties themselves.
A report claims gubernatorial candidate Thomas M. Blackstock disputed a quoted remark attributed by the Republican convention as his. Blackstock has repeatedly denied using the language, while the press reportedly remains critical, fueling political debate amid the fall campaign.
The article laments adjournment while voters demand accountability from mem bers. It claims the new reforms shift policy, boosting or inflating prices, affecting sugar, wool, and coal, and criticizes the Democratic majority for delaying reforms and favoring business interests. It references McKinley, whisky taxes, and rising prosperity amid political clashes.
Secretary Gresham faces questions over the abrogation of the reciprocity agreement with Spain that granted American products favored status in Cuba and Porto Rico. A cable from Europe suggested moves would follow, prompting calls in Congress. Maj. Upham met Dr. Powell known as White Beaver, a Labor candidate for Governor, who used a wagon platform to address a large crowd, urging action amid political tensions.
Fragmentary OCR shows a court style warning about a wife named Zile and her supposed affairs with a note by Grophus B. Pountonn. The text references warnings against trusting her behavior and mentions a civil action or public notice from 1544.
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