An Unforgotten Song by Frederick Peterson
A fragmentary poem recalls a melody gifted by an angel, buried in the heart and haunting sleep. The speaker, identified as Frederick Peterson, notes the tune’s ghostly power returning in memory.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1893
Page
3
Thanksgiving pig-work tears town apart
In a small New England style drama Mrs. Muzzy refuses to skip Thanksgiving pig-work despite family pressure. Lizzie, her niece, begins a romance with George while Aunt Jane endures a kitchen mishap and a burned foot. A late rescue brings turkey and plum pudding, ending with a fragile holiday reconciliation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ms. Muzzy
Stith
Muzzy
Plell
Sara
Lizzie
Mrs. Auxxy
Tage
Neakrest
Young Allen
Hammond
Mrs. Muzzy
Sue
Ber
Bris
Golitz
Andrew
Carly
Mugay
Aleor
oWell
Jane
Jenny Bostwick
Jether
Birs
John
Miss Mann
Edward
Wy Hey
George Allen
Joyita
Chovka
Linlly
Lila
Tueaste
Ian
Hannah
Liszie
George Ciame
Almply
Notorious Greek brigand Margonis surrenders after government crackdown
In Phoels Greece the famed brigand Margonis gives himself up following ministry measures that target bandits families, sending relatives to remote posts under guard. His surrender comes after a chain of threats and a wife letter urging him to seek justice, while authorities raise bounties on other brigands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoels
Greece
Margonis
Paracassus
New York
Lim
Relati
Kussuppa
Murgonis
Aeid
Shivgonis
Waprakos Ssu
Tdjuli
Mipinivaipdo
Belle
Blizzard Strikes Western Kansas Towns in Severe Winter Storm
Reports from western Kansas describe a blizzard that cut power and heat, drove families from homes, and left towns without fuel. Many women and children without food as men search for work, amid scarce coal and supplies. Official returns show McKinley with 352,220 votes to 4,? for his rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Republic
Sopeka
Kane
Kansas
Birren Plains
Mistern Atisis
Department of War Secre tary Lamonde Annual Report Highlights
Secretary Lamon de’s annual war report reviews army strength and sea coast defenses. It notes end of Indian warfare, calls for consildation of forces at coasts, and proposes three-year enlistments, new infantry arms, and broader military education from colleges to high schools. Fortification costs, magazine upgrades, and river and harbor projects are detailed with multi‑year appropriation figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Phe Domust
Secretary of War
United States
Springfield Armory
Sebo
Potomac Heights
National Cemetery
Aclington
Pension Office
Congress
Pord
ATG
Inchidins
Harshes
Sweden and Norways storms claim many lives and emigration shifts
Stockholm reports heavy storm fatalities with dozens lost along Sweden coast and Denmark. Swedish educators introduce sloyd in public schools. Notable events include a large memory near Gothenburg, a golden wedding in Hyoboholw, and donations to Upsala University. Typhoid rage noted in Lysekl. Emigration patterns show few Swedes return from the United States while many move to neighboring countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Denmark
J. G. Victorin
Byen Og Ayres
qQviperg
Gothenburg
Erik Nystrom
Athen Ee
C. Mai
Hyoboholw
Y. Paahlstedt
Umen
University of Upsala
Lysekl
United States
Norway
Finland
Russia
Werowiny
Germany
Iwawala
Earl of Warwick Dead Prompts Royal Marriage Speculation
London reports the death of the Earl of Warwick on December 2. The deceased’s will could influence the line of succession by making Lady Brooke a favored match for the Prince of Wales, as her husband, Lord Broke, would be the late earl's closest son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl of Warwick
Brooke
Prince of Wales
Warwick
Broke
Clust
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Prelerick Peterson
Banoub's
Musny
Maxy
Grouth
Sarai
Hivatuk
Andrey
Dion
Turkey
Laily
MoeKinley
McKinley
Department OF War
Lamonde
Lal- Tight
Stevcommiendalens
TN Norseland
Stellia
Chilatinra
Dagbladet
Vaergz
Lund
Matter of Defense
Gunner Berg
Johannes Pederson
Fredriksstad
Conenhagen
Bornholm
Herman Bang
Prof. Strassman
Clinie
Prof
Strassmans
Ermal
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