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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1912
Page
4
In a New York Mail Eye edition, a couple in a polo coat and a black suit watch A Slice of Life with solemnity. They find the acting uninteresting, critique Hyphen-Brown as forgetful, and puzzle over a final scene about a child by formal marriage, maintaining firm disapproval.
In a tense Indianapolis courtroom Judge Ross quickly probate wills as attorneys swarm the bench. A colored attorney and a determined woman entered, the latter rolling sleeves from the wash tub, seeking to probate a husband’s will minutes after his death amid rapid records and swift notations.
A Georgia senator allegedly pestered a constituent inside the Capitol and, after moving to the Senate gallery, the visitor asked a doorkeeper for a way back out. The door keeper offered a password to reenter, prompting a puzzled exchange about the word Tdiosyneragy.
A child narrator recalls visiting a peaceful home where older siblings are polite and well treated by loving parents. The mother bids farewell with warm hospitality, offering a homemade cookie as the author departs, leaving a lasting, cheerful impression of family harmony.
A humorous exchange notes Frost pondering breakfast versus a hat style. The quip contrasts preakfast food serving with wearing it on a hat, in a playful Harper’s Bazaar tone.
A humorous exchange features Senator Sorgoum and Milas Cayenne debating which book influenced an aggressive politician. Sorgoum guesses an old fashioned novel while Cayenne quips that the young man wastes nerve and originality on crafting funny bate.
The Cunard liner Carpathia lands 745 Titanic survivors in New York amid vast mourning and scenes of grief. Reports detail the midnight collision, chaotic lifeboat evacuations, and acts of bravery as the band played Nearer My God to Thee and the ship sank in two after a swift final plunge.
A Carpathia passenger describes the rescue scene after the Titanic sinking. Lifeboats arrived with sixteen people recovered. survivors wore mixed clothing and endured hours in biting air. Breakfast followed, a divine service occurred, and three bodies were later buried at sea. Aid funds were raised by passengers.
James Oberholtzer and Martin Berg game wardens heading from Eagle River to Rhinelander confiscated 240 mink and muskrat traps set along the riverbank during their patrol.
The articles of incorporation for the Farmers State Bank of Ablemans in Sauk County have been approved with capital of 18006 dollars.
Wisconsin mourns as Capt Crosby of Milwaukee and Dr Minahan are listed among Titanic losses. Mrs Crosby and daughter survived after four hours in a lifeboat, rescued by Carpathia. Wisconsin residents named as missing or unconfirmed include W. D. Solvay Superior Peter Hannen Racine Oscar Jensen Neenah and the Allison couple Montreal formerly Milwaukee.
Attorney General Gilmore writes that automobile owners may not change the color of the number plates issued to them. The opinion answers Secretary Frear who often asks to paint plates to match cars. The color is considered part of the design and distribution will begin soon for about 7,000 owners.
Growers at the state agricultural experiment station in Madison report unable to meet booming orders for pure bred Wierongin seed. Prof Moore notes enough pedigreed barley will be grown in Wisconsin to cover US and world needs next year. Also in Madison, mural paintings arrive for the capitol interior, with spend about 25000. Milwaukee sees James Skinner of Northwestern Mutual die of apoplexy. Baraboo names James Worthman city clerk for the twenty eighth time. Tomah notes death of retired businessman and former mayor William McMullen at 62. Marinette woman, daughter of Senator Isaac Stephenson, poisoned by disinfectant but may recover. Madison reports irregularity charges filed against Marinette sheriff Schwittay.
A compendium of brief Wisconsin items describes jail escape in Rock County and arrests in Fond du Lac. Frank Howard surrenders over car switch damage totaling about 3000 dollars. Grand Rapids man Arthur Long drowns after a fall from a bridge. Madison hosts a $100 Jewish heritage essay prize for undergraduates. Janesville fire damages the Doty Flour Feed mill with substantial insured loss. La Crosse churches hit by lightning. violent family quarrel leaves a near tragedy. civil service growth noted. Marshall residents fined for violating the fst lawn law. Ashland wedding of Rev Blum and Miss Demuth draws interest. Brownsville, MN identifies a body in an ice cake as Dennis Quirk. Neenah man connected to Cleveland burglary. Meash, Manasha, and Ashland crime notes include manslaughter verdicts and acquittal in death case.
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