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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1900
Page
3
Fashion notes describe smart dress items with velvet and panne fabrics, lace and sable trimmings, and ornate hats with tulle brims. The piece highlights gowns and accessories for debutantes, mourning black accents, and modern silhouettes such as Sylphides and corsetless fittings.
A chaotic report traces a case in Oregon where a woman associated with a street gang and alcohol distribution faced allegations. Authorities describe a complex web linking liquor, illegal drugs, and organized crime figures, with a court case highlighting past abuse and a push to sanction sobriety.
A fragmentary account describes a memorial in Wyoming parish for Stephen Collins Foster with a statue base of granite. It mentions organist Boglar composing tunes and songs like My Old Kentucky Home and Way Down Upon the Swanee River. The piece notes connections to John Brown's Body and Edward T. Hambars, with revival meetings at Leavenworth and Coffeyville, detailing arrests and hints of broader recognition for the song.
Avcoil calls for a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce in New York to coordinate the fight against gangs in the city. The gathering aims to unite the various groups and strengthen community efforts in the stated area.
Fragmentary advert claims a simple remedy for ailments, promising cleansing and soothing effects. It touts relief from headaches and fever with a cure for various conditions, referencing nostrums and remedies common to historical advertisements.
Newvastic, England chronicle laments Shelspere's vanished manuscripts and discusses their immense value. The piece ponders private collectors and national libraries seeking the artifacts to shed light on disputed authorship and compare with Shakespearean handwriting.
Fragmentary source text contains garbled names and places with no clear narrative or event. Readable items include scattered personal names and potential locations but lack verifiable facts or structure to summarize a specific news item.
In Munting on West Virginia Pearl Newlin was convicted of first degree murder. The trial involved William J. McCinley and John W. Gates. The case references a dip-building project and Atlantic.
An obscure damaged text from Artisan County West Virginia describes a five coal issue dispute causing unspecified damage with no lives lost and references to various names and events but the legible facts are minimal and unclear.
A jumbled union of crime report elements and health product claims appears as a single noisy item. The text mentions a bank robbery with a $5,000 escape, a policeman shot, and broad health cure claims priced at 27, alongside references to political figures and local places.
Fragmented text recalls a series of events and names including Preston Todd and mentions a football tragedy, a cough related illness, and international friction involving Germany Turkey and others. The garbled OCR makes specifics unclear but indicates a news card style summary of disparate items.
Senter Hanna answers a memorial from the Cleveland club stating the presidential chair is not for him. The missive clarifies Hanna’s decision as a response to the club’s tribute request.
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