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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1893
Page
4
Fragmentary text shows a Marshfield publication with subscription terms of $1.50 per year and advertising dates or applications. Mentions editor and proprietor JW, DG? Ror.
The debate centers on the independence of the legislative branch and its power to check the executive. Senator Stewart condemns any usurpation of authority by the president and warns of expanding executive influence threatening constitutional balance and future legislative independence.
An article reports Michigan Central Ballrowl company considering arming all passenger train crews with new nipple pistol guns designed for close quarters. The weapons carry deadly loadouts and explosive charges, prompting safety and enforcement concerns as conductors and firemen may be tasked with carrying and defusing the gear.
The Evening Wiseausiin previews a rosy future for rail development around Milwaukee, predicting an independent right of way from Rugby direction and a central station on the East Side. It notes combinations, potential fare and service improvements, and mentions a future management appointment while hinting at political and regional impacts.
Fragmentary notice touts a tobacco habit cure called Novo-bac described as risk free with purchase via drug stores and a Sterling Remedy Co. address in Miners Springs. The garbled text lacks verifiable details or credible sources.
The notice cites enhanced rail service from Chicago to Pacific Coast points via a single line with first class Pullman sleepers. Plans for a new Normal School at Stevens Point were accepted with bids to be opened Oct 12. Architects include Perkins & Selby and Cap Barnhien. Grand Rapids convenes Monday. several legal items and court matters featured.
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