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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1902
Page
4
Marshfield Wisconsin publisher notes Bishop Messmer’s address at a convention of Catholic societies. The event covers Catholic social work, charity, and church unity with focus on cooperation and condemning dissent. Attendees discuss subventions and unity under church guidance as the convention proceeds.
Incoherent OCR text from a New York page mentions Ann Toole and a defensive alert around Forty-second Street and Seventh Avenue. It references a danger from a savage modern steel weapon and a police response, with scattered phrases about residents, newspapers, and public safety concerns amid unclear events and dates.
Dr Beardshear died at Hows Scute College in Ames due to new rules affecting attendance at the Nat it Traensionil event. The superintendent and college officials mourn his passing, noting the strain of recent mandates on students and staff.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a royal yacht visit with references to Cowes and a likely voyage. Mentions travel to a royal salon and a deck view, but many words are garbled, leaving key names and events unreadable.
Miners in Shenandoah Pa faced unrest as troops prevented planned riots at the funeral of Joseph Bedddall, a man killed in Wednesday night fighting. A heavy police and military presence deterred surface violence and calm returned after proceedings. authorities prepared for further confrontations in nearby Girardville as miners warned to quit.
The piece reports on a broad labor dispute with injunctions, striker actions, and railroad tensions. It notes a temporary return to work proposals, nonunion operation of some lines, and pending arbitration to resolve demands. Persistent unrest surrounds Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron operations as talks continue.
A fragment claims pears are linked to disease. The wording is unclear with distorted phrasing and no verifiable details. No named individuals or organizations are identifiable in the text.
Berlin August 5 Ambassador Witte mailed his resignation to the United States several days ago effective in Navensher. He is among the oldest in the foreign service and his overseas work was noted. The resignation follows long service with roles including a Venemiela commission member and ties to Washington.
A Malian steamer Surlogna from Genda and Naples survived in port after a storm near Cape Motte. The vessel lost its captain during a hazy night watch on deck. Crew reported finding no trace of him and later determined the ship carried 28 laborers and the crew remained at sea, with a search to resume at dawn.
The article lists vast coal assets and tracts owned by a company, detailing acres in West Virginia and nearby states. It mentions properties like Mir lane, Weever and Seiten, and Wy Nae Nellinton among others, with substantial variations in size and value across districts.
In a poignant yet troubled scene, Aug 8 widow Marion’s Handbas bank and perfumed by wealth await a union with George Sweeter. Dr Dale officiated as a consented license surfaced. A hemorrhage struck during the ceremony, leaving the bride unable to participate and the shocked crowd fearing for her recovery.
Fragmented cables from Tromsö Norway describe a polar expedition aboard the Baldwin and America. Reports touch on deaths, mysterious charges, and official moves toward command activity, with unclear names and dates amid heavy garbled text.
A Chicago hotel room explosion trapped four occupants, causing panic and injuries. Firefighters arrived to find the room filled with smoke as a gas leak or flame sparked a blaze, with guests unable to exit until rescue teams reached them.
A garbled article reports on a Lake Supertor Sandstone firm facing criticism over quarry block usage. It notes ongoing operations, management, and vague references to legal or corporate actions, with scattered names and places, but unclear specifics due to text damage.
A 14 year old boy was killed when a freight car struck him in a yard. Mexican laborers surged onto the train platform with spades and picks, pursuing bystanders. Police and troops were called, cars moved, and the crowd dispersed after force was used to restore order.
The engagement of A. P. English, chief of police in Menominee, Mich., and Miss Amay Liberty, daughter of Felix Lisarty of Dengett, has been announced. The wedding is planned in about two weeks.
Chaos erupted in Chowdery France in August as mobs attacked police enforcing closures of an unauthorised Congregational school. Walls of convents were torn down, nuns evacuated, and a tense stand-off followed before authorities dispersed and evacuated residents. Vatican comment noted grave position amid unrest.
An August report describes intense fighting near the bay with several war vessels present. Details mention ships and coastal positions, while a prisoner count and coastal defense actions are noted. The article references multiple locations and names in a period-voice style.
Fragmentary report describes a missing necklace with references to individuals Burts Ang and others, a mention of Sor Tw cqoury and Sut Bein triseoy, and vague details about a Glendale station, police involvement, and a Groose bus. The disjointed text mentions a later election and police agents, but many terms are garbled.
A fragmentary report describes plans for electric rail speed tests by WHR and Aurora consortium. It notes a powerhouse at Batavia with four 25,000 horsepower engines and five substations to transform power for a high geared surface rail system, aiming for unprecedented speed.
Nashville Tenn August 5 Word jes just been received from the state pela four wiles northwest of there tat cons Frete blew a hole in te peleon wall sick dynamite sixteen of them occuping Three have been recaptured and oe Ea Carcey sent up from a Davidaon county for pffc lowing and highway robe Qery was killed
Uneven dairy and egg market updates with price notes and supply remarks. Mentions prices for fancy prints extra creamery eggs and whey. Reports demand fluctuations, regional trader commentary, and evolving figures across multiple product lines.
The Milwaukee Association announces two excursion trips to Milwaukee County areas including Winnebago, Minnesotah and surrounding states. Members can obtain from wholesale dealers or producers a membership card enabling reduced one and one half fare rates to ride for families. Tickets go on sale by 16 In 30 and will be displayed by local merchants during opening days.
Two workmen dig on the erect in trot of the home of ex-Palice Tuspustor Stéeth. garbled dialogue shows confusion over repair work and time off. The excerpt, from New York Tints, reads as a puzzled, incomplete transcription with several garbled phrases and names.
A fragmented report notes shifts in hardwood flooring widths from four inches to smaller sizes, with proscribed plank tendencies and market effects. It mentions nominal costs, production factors, and a reference to a large temple in Tonanese context.
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