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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1895
Page
2
Telegrams report a Chicago murder tied to a New York plot with engineering figures, transit workers, and political mentions. Names and places include Chicago, New York, patrols, and a Liberty era reference to regiments and imperial figures amid a charged wartime atmosphere.
Fragmented OCR recalls Empress and Prussian lineages, a 2009 shift in uniforms, and a commemoration tied to a German regimental tradition. It references Frederick the Great era battles, Prussian rulers, and a modern unit claiming personal ties to historic campaigns.
The vouchmaster of thial vision of The Omaharthroad, Tad Inty James Stallett, died at his Spooner home. The report notes his tenure as roadmaster and his ties to local transit leadership.
Washington reports a dispatch from the American consul in Mexico detailing grave mistreatment of enslaved Africans, who fled southern states seeking safety but faced starvation, displacement, and forced labor along a dangerous route to Viejo Viejo. The colony shows a destitute state with many dying or enslaved, and officials struggle to aid them while powerless.
A damaged report notes a worker severely injured with a badly fractured skull and dislocated elbow. The fragment mentions a company, a medical or surgical event, and possible workers’ injuries during an industrial incident.
In Augusta Maine Fay 27 delegates discuss replacing the previously set November date for a forthcoming event. The committees will meet in Wise ington to select a new date, with Manley Savers aiding the convocation in San Metncisco.
The incident near Berlin involves two well known farmers and a local family. One man is dead, with relatives including a son and a married daughter. Authorities say health issues were a factor in the deed and a court will determine responsibility.
Joseph Beam remained in the United States jail in Washington awaiting trial for the December murder of his step daughter Miss Armie Leahy. Local authorities reported the suspect's detention as the investigation progressed.
A report on J. Doe and government officials discussing Fox River improvement spending, alleged misapplication of funds, and the impact on mills and towns. The controversy centers on $2,088,750 appropriated for river work, the tension between water use and regulatory enforcement, and views of Major Marshall and local figures about who should be affected by river changes.
A United States Express Company office in Richland Center Wisconsin was blown open by burglars but no loot was recovered. Police investigations are underway as clues are sought.
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