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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1901

Page

10

Misjudged By W Heimburg Continued

The narrative follows Antje as she endures neglect from artist husband Leo and her strained joy in motherhood. She confronts envy and longing, balancing a stern, unsympathetic home life with a dream of affection, while the nurse and servants shape daily routines around their child Mousie.

Goethe Leo Anaid Annje Voilet Antje Ante Mounier Christine Maisie Ala Dresden Classen Mousie Mvau Classen Anita

Antje Waits for Leo as Violets Signal Return

In a lavish room lit by lamplight, Antje frets for Leo who returns with violets after hours apart. She recalls her wedding anniversary, her mother's letter urging frugality, and Leo’s artistic fixation on beauty as the clock ticks toward the late train. The scene centers on longing, memory, and the cost of luxury.

Iin Wetey Agey Neal Zoon Tie Gael Uae Leo T.o Inoroiziur Fotun Antje Tassnitz Antje Tov Sit Cosey Lodahan Anti Antie Antic Merle Anna Lee Careless

Paris Bordeaux motor car race times and winners

The Paris to Bordeaux race covered 346.1 miles. In 1895 the time was 22 hours 25 minutes. In 1898 Rene de Knit won in 15 hours 15 minutes and 81 seconds, and in 1899 Charron won in 11 hours 42 minutes.

M. Rene de Knit Charron

The Ways of Woman Sayings Text

A brief Smart Set quote notes a philosopher remark on modern society. He observes older women seek entry while younger, attractive women seek release, highlighting social tensions about gender and aging in a compact epigram.

May Remove Plant and Tear Down McKeesport Mill

Read as a dramatic labor action report from Pittsburgh August 10 detailing United States Steel orders to dismantle the Dewees wood plant at McKeesport and move operations to the Kiskiminetas valley. AFL President Gompers pledges support to the Amalgamated Association amid intense labor conflict and widespread city sympathy for strikers.

Pittspurg United States Steel Corporation Dewees McKeesport Lemendus Valley Gompers American Federation of Labor Shafter Amalgamated Association Persifer IV. Smith American Sheet Steel Company McMurty Steel Corporation Aad Ordor National Tube Company AicKcesport Carncote Centineauh Ohio Morrison Martison American Federation of Labor Ari Angalgamated Association

President to See Expo in Pan-American program

Canton Aue reports arrangements for the president on Pan-American Exposition Day. The president will depart Wednesday morning September 4 from the fair, return to Buffalo that evening, and spend Thursday in aresident’s day program. The party will visit Niagara Falls Friday, portion of Saturday at the exposition, then proceed to Cleveland for the Grand Army encampment opening September 9.

Canton Aue Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Grand Army

Archbishopreland Denies Strike Mediation Urges No Involvement

New York Aug 10 Archbishopreland, returning from Hartford Catholic total abstinence convention, denies papers alleging he was invited to help settle the strike. He says such reports are unfounded and without foundation.

New York Archbishopreland Hartford

Fire wipes out Rantoul business district

In Champaign Illinois on August 20 the entire business portion of Rantoul was destroyed by fire. The blaze started in a grain elevator and spread rapidly destroying多 buildings including the Martin house.

Champaign Rantoul Martin House

Chicago blaze destroys six blocks and many firms

Firefighters battled a widespread blaze that burned five blocks and wiped out thirty six businesses before being controlled. The flames leveled the post office, depot, Masonic temple, New hotel and two newspaper offices among other structures, most built in the last two years. Losses exceed $100,000 with insurance.

Champaign Masonie Temple New Hotel Aera House Ofiens Tor Bhorl Chat Ogure

Palma opposes Cuban presidency bid urges unity for candidate

Senor Estrada Palma says the island is disjointed with parties built on local ties not principles. He cautions General Gonox or similar figures lack courage for the presidency and calls for unified effort to form a viable Cuban presidential candidate and administration.

Palma Decares Heyane Senor Estrada Palma Senor Figueredo Sily Senor Palma Ogee Cuba

Threat of exile by Lord Kitchener proclamation

Lord Kitchener declares that commandants field cornets and teachers of armed bands in the late republics and other resisting factions must surrender by September 15 or be banished from South Africa. He also states costs of sustaining non­surrendering burghers will be charged to their property across the two colonies. A London dispatch notes the capture of a twenty five man post on the Sab river and the surrender of Commandant Revilliers.

Lonuwun Ava Harlhwwenyary Kitchever Bretovia Lord Kitchener Orange Oer Transvaal Qranse Free State South African Republic South Arita London Pretoria Stelnacker Horee Sab River Revilliers Beyers

Grover Cleveland Lookalike Dies in Chicago

Frank Sills, known as Grover Cleveland's double for his likeness to the former president, died last night in Chicago of heart disease. He was about 50 years old and a Civil War veteran.

Grover Cleveland Frank Sills Ite

Grown Prince Banished for Insurrection in Gilbert Islands

Aug 10 Vancouver reports the deportation of the native Gilbert island crown prince by the British commissioner. He is said to have defied authority and stirred insurrection. banishment to a neighborhood stand for six months follows. The Moana from Sydney carries the story.

Vancouver B.C Moana Sydney Gilbert Island Ang

Mother and Daughter Wed in Wisconsin Nuptials

Miss Elizabeth Plostz and Charles Hawes wed secretly in Waukegan and returned to Kenosha to announce the marriage. Soon after, the young woman’s mother married William Wellman, a noted Kenosha resident, completing a double family celebration.

Kenosha Wis Eliz‘ieth Plostz Charles Hawes Waukegan William Wellman Jofady

Nation Woman Set Free After Fine Paid

Mrs Cattle Nation was released from jail last night after temperance supporters in Topeka raised the necessary funds to pay her fine.

Germany Mourns as Dowager Empress Frederick Die

Europe notes a day of mourning across Germany with Easter bells tolling at Cronberg for Dowager Empress Frederick. Emperor William surveys restoration projects, cancels naval maneuvers, and British royals depart for Port Victoria before joining funeral ceremonies in Potsdam.

Cronberg Emmy Frederick Germany Kaigerbef Berlin Emperor William Rove Saalburg Ranaa Count von Buelow Count von Wallersee Qaudh Order of the Black Eagle Kingdom of the Dead Charon Lethe im—Oneen Louise William 1

Badger Briefs and Estate Surprise in Oshkosh

Mrs T D Grimmer and daughter Frances Grimmer and Charles F Hauer travel to Lausanne and Germany for violin study and European travel. The will of John Platz leaves $20000 to servant Elizabeth Gruber of Lansing Iowa as reward for six years loyal service. Platz son drowned years ago, leaving him alone. Harpers August features Ralph Blumenfeld on A Hundred Years War of Today with contrast to British actions in Africa and Dutch in Achin.

T. D. Grimmer Frances Grimmer Charles F. Hauer Oshkosh Lainig Germany Bauer Grimmer Slaughter Europe John Platz la Grosse Elizabeth Gruber Lansing Iowa Harpers Magazine Ralph Blumenfeld Blumenfeld Watertown Weltbuerges Achin Sumatra South Africa Rearsee

Beloit College Students Fined in Rockton Incident

Beloit Wisconsin August 9 ten Beloit college students and a few townspeople were detained by a village constable in Rockton and ordered to pay 3.20 before release. The students have retained an attorney who will prosecute the constable.

Beloit College Beloit Wis Rockton

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W. Heimburg Federation of Labor Reland Hinds Kitchener Kaiser's King Edward Queen Alexandra Princess Victoria E Nicholas Greece Port Victoria Galt Flushing Cronbere Potsdam
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