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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1893
Page
3
A long, tangled scene unfolds with Horace and Herbert Talbert parsing rumors about Miss Beatrice Clauson, Lt. Carruthers, and possible family ties. They weigh marriage prospects, inherited wealth, and the moral implications as Beatrice resists London life and the social pressures of Oakbury society.
A fragmented 19th century critique argues true gentlemen need five suits to qualify, mocking literary men as the worst dressed. The essay worries that sartorial standard reveals loyalty to institution, while fashion betrays character.
Milwaukee April 13 A Sheboygan man B Souman named United States judge for the eastern district of Wisconsin his commission delivered yesterday and he took the oath of office in Milwaukee. Judge Seaman will likely hold court on the first Monday in May and may hear matters earlier if needed. He will stay in Sheboygan for now and may move to Milwaukee later. The report notes previous commissions and a signature misstep on another judge’s commission and mentions a flood of misdrawn lines in the article. Also cited is a separate mill accident at Apalco and frost related issues with stone foundations and two feet of ice under the mill floor.
Mrs Chiesa Crawford, aged 72, died here yesterday of pneumonia. She was the mother of Dr J Crawford, United States consular general, and of Dr J D Crawford of this city.
A damaged line suggests little chance for a former treasurer to personally face a state claim, with skepticism over his ability to meet the action and show responsibility.
An Amherst college segment details a hazing incident and a freshman’s expulsion threat. Reginald Thompson and rival Borden feature in a tense senate hearing led by the college president. The ordeal centers on alleged torment of a freshman and the ensuing vote, with lingering questions about responsibility and testimony.
A frightened dog belonging to John Wilson of Carlift, known as Rover, alarmed townsfolk as it barked and howled near a freight track one evening. Local resident Nolan and bystanders assisted, with Nolan guiding the dog to safety and medical help arriving. The incident was tense but the dog recovered after care, averting a possible tragedy for the Wilson household.
Congressman J. G. Hendrix of the Kings County rast company and the president of the Otw Wonal Uvon bank in New York are linked to a capitis scandal involving a $1,200,000 sum.
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