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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
3
The poem speaks of bright flowers and color in a prairie scene. Lovers recall a time of joy and summer blooms. The verses describe a garland of tulips lilies and roses as memories wake. A Victorian tone reflects on beauty love and nature in a serene chronicle.
A man named Weekblach suffers the loss of both legs after companions, while intoxicated, tie him to a railroad rail and prompt a moving train. He was driven to ride with them on November 7, 1900, and the incident occurred near Dry Idee and Dey Ridge. He survived briefly before the train severed his legs. a farmer nearby alerted others.
A shopper frets over imperfect watermelons with the grocer, recalling last year’s variety and this year’s promise. The grocer notes the pattern, saying last year was off while this year is better, hinting at seasonal or product shifts in stock.
George Hatton, a violent American sailor, fatally wounds George Klinger during a mid sea altercation on the Pegasus off Queenstown. Hatton challenges Klinger over alleged insults, fights erupt on deck, and Hatton strikes a fatal blow after a struggle near the mizzen. Klinger dies after reaching Queenstown.
The account describes Hatton confronting Klinger on deck after a dispute with Watton. A series of blows follows as Klinger struggles to draw a sheath knife while the ship’s rigging and crew keep tension high. Hatton overpowers Klinger, then returns below, leaving the aged man to reach the duck via slower movements.
A fragment from a Yonkers Statesman style piece quotes a dialogue on wisdom and knowledge. The passerby asks why a man who can speak several words is less talkative than his wife, who speaks little yet shows much.
The Chicago Record-Herald quotes Salomon questioning the profit of all inhor and wonders why Salomon never fixes the sidewalk to avoid a lad dropping through a crack.
Nat at Moalx reports a quirky note from Mrs Newlywell about a steak roll for one, while Buraher Wen and Lushan are mentioned as recently united. The Chickga News item preserves the playful, unconventional wording.
Report says a ghostly tale at a Charleston area churchyard near Gogue Creek ended when a hidden vault was opened. A skeleton rested inside, proving the long tale of a former beauty from a wealthy Charleston family and a painful death was real.
A garbled account reflects public doubt about morality and church authority. The speaker rails against biblical strictures, tax issues, and social injustice while recalling a sermon about judgment and ruin.
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