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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1887
Page
2
A cluttered historical OCR page references multiple topics from Marseilles to New York, mentioning trials, protests, and political bids. It cites public notices, court actions, and local intrigue with scattered names and places, creating a chaotic snapshot of a late 19th or early 20th century paper.
Readable segments describe political unrest in several regions including Georgia and New York. Mentions elections and labor disputes, with references to workers and government actions across multiple nations.
An unclear report describes a deadly shooting at a rail facility near a city, with Myera Myers and a young woman named Allie among those affected. The text notes fatal injuries and an attempt to reload a revolver during a chaotic event, with a suspect not yet captured.
A boiler explosion rips through the rear of a building causing multiple fatalities and numerous injuries. As rescue squads work, a river steamer passes the damaged site, with onlookers and witnesses recounting the chaos and destruction.
The tale from the New York Sun recounts Derry Wall known for rapid wardrobe changes and erratic behavior while traveling by carriage. His valet carries a second set of clothes to avoid delays, creating potential street hazards and curtain lantern mischief. William W. Gray, a colored cook at the Brighton? Rectarrans in Logansport, is named as injuring Mrs. Jackson and facing precarious conditions after an incident of bravado.
A jury found Most guilty of treason after a long trial with arguments over allegiance to government and church. The proceedings include statements on freedom and the dangers of revolution, with judges noting the defendant’s past life while upholding the verdict.
New York November 24. Mrs. Sharp protested a court decision while Mr. Brato resisted July interests in the matter. Mr. Clark said Albany tonight will see a consultation on applying for Mr. Cogurane’s release. Bail amount expected to be large, possibly £10000. County boodlers face possible Julie¢ transport as warrant extended pending appeal.
In Lisners, Meb., Mayor Saw and twelve city council members face contempt and fines for defying a federal injunction. The council sought to delay proceedings while covering fines from officer misconduct. Police Judge Parsons and supporters push for a successor, with habeas corpus to follow after fines and jail terms are imposed. The case highlights tensions between local authorities and federal authority.
Distorted report notes mortgages totaling 357000090 across Wisconsin with deaths from diphtheria in Sheboygan and a Racine man Joseph Novotny described as a relative of Consul Cort Jonas. A Cartwright timber shipment and fair observations at Appleton are mentioned along with Chicago book-store antics involving a Bible and playing cards.
The National Union of Conservatives meeting at Oxford highlights Lord Salisbury’s pledge to press drastic reforms, curb obstruction, and oppose disestablishment while resisting immediate home rule for Ireland. He calls for restoring law and order, reforming church influence, handling Trafalgar Square protests, and addressing liquor traffic as top priorities for the coming session.
Newspaper recounts violent episodes including abductions and slavery rumors in colonial times, mob hangings in Indiana and Louisiana, sensational murders, gunfire and arson. Reports describe vigilante justice, shootings and found dynamite with conflicting details amid chaos.
Tanglin commissioners meet an American secretary in Washington for the first formal conference on a range of issues. The talks cover naval and postal affairs and potential financial and health collaborations, with officials signaling careful steps toward bilateral understanding and policy alignment.
The Court of Appeals reverses the lower court in The Stare Case with a broad ruling and a partial opinion by Judge Vuckhau. The trial record notes improper admission of testimony from a senator and other witnesses, including Moule and detectives, along with errors surrounding Milles and Molony. The decision outlines specific evidentiary errors and their impact on the case.
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