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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1897

Page

6

Electric Road Up The Conventions Of The American Street Railway

A connected history of the annual conventions of the American Street Railway association. It traces early meetings with horse roads and oats and hay for power, the rise of cable roads, then electric street railway devices. By 1885 Davenport is noted as a pioneer and America leads in electric railway construction.

Straet Railway Niagara Falls United States Amperioh Keem Thomas Davenport

Electric street railways and the Jungfrau project

The article traces the development of electric street railways from early experiments by Davenport and Farmer to the first successful systems in Richmond and Chicago. It notes the move to third-rail and overhead methods, the adoption of continuous rails, and the planned Jungfrau railway with powerful rack-driven locomotives for steep gradients.

Stephen D. Tield Charles van de Poele Leo Dait Mount McGregor Saratoga Varely New York Raat Cleveland Street Railway Company Richmond Fredk J. Sprague Union Passenger Railway Eohassines Sprague Richmond Road West End Company Boston Caicago Lake Street Congoldated Road New England Mountasket Beach Chicago Compre Air Motors Jungfrau

Green Apple Temptation Poem Parody

A playful pastiche from Somerville Journal depicts a small boy eyeing a green apple on a tree. He climbs despite warnings, reaches the fruit, and eats it without fear, repeating the act each year in a light moral frame.

Aed Somerville Jourcal

Waters Of Lethe Echoes In A Dangerous Pride War

A fragmented excerpt discusses peril in damaging a young woman's self esteem and the潜 destructive outcome. It mentions James Dunkey’s case revealing motive and a young man from a military post pursuing marriage to a Maj Gorschkov’s 14 year old daughter, illustrating revenge and danger in pride.

James Dunkey Ils Widon Maj. Gorschkov Mere

Esther Gorschkov and Dudley in a Turbulent Affair

Esther Gorschkov reenters Dudley's life at Apache after years apart, rekindling a dangerous affair. Dudley, drawn by Esther's beauty, ignores warnings from Mrs. Graves about her character as he pursues a doomed relationship. Esther writes, tests his loyalty, and the two drift toward a volatile, destructive future.

Akeulé Leon Bistavi Seniramis Zenobis Pulley Dudley Beauty Esther Mall Aso Lotho James Tindley Major Gorsetov Papa Sre-the Esther Gorschkov San Francisco Mr. Dudley Daley Poon Alcatraz Presido Espher Alwaye Apache Jethe

Dinner Table Revelations and a Dying Mystery

In a charged dinner scene Miss Gorschkov resists a marriage proposal as Lieut. Dudley’s death at Apache is revealed. Captain Lawrence brushes aside funeral notices while the conversation pivots to why Dudley died from drink and whether he faced a fatal fall from grace or fate.

Braybo Mme Capt. Lawrences

Birth of the Republican Party A Wisconsin Claim

The article outlines the origins of the Republican Party with emphasis on Wisconsin as the birthplace. It notes Dovay and Greeley’s roles, the name Republican, and a July 1854 Michigan convention preceding Wisconsin’s state gathering which adopted the name. It cites Horace Greeley’s letters and disputed birthplace claims in New York and Massachusetts.

Ipignos Dovay Republican Party Dovay and Greeley Hon Bovay Gresley Wisconsin Alpauiy Jackson Mich Jacob M. Howard Horace Greeley Michigan New Party of Freedom Charles M. Narvoy

Berlin’s printing industry counts hundreds of shops

A census reports about 450 letterpress printing establishments in Berlin employing around 6,000 compositors and machine hands, with a similar number of numerary workers. It notes 25 establishments with 2,700 skilled hands and about 1,000 helpers overall. Large photomechanical deraying arms are scarce, with no more than 10 such firms, and 11 type founding establishments.

Berlin

Writing Desk Case with Linen Pad Holder

A handsome writing pad case features white linen on a pasteboard base measuring 12 by inches. The front shows pink clover watercolors with a ribbon bow. leather loops hold pen and binding straps, securing the covers together.

Grooms Seek Licenses Amid Name Confusion

A trio including two men and a woman, all described as Hebrew, faced a marriage license clerk with name mix ups. Spelling disputes over Rachel or Mary Myers led to further checks by trusted relatives, revealing misnamed brides Carrie Thompson and Carrie Johnson in separate incidents.

Count-House Myers Rachel Myers Hhera Raghel Ake Benedict Mary Iocan Apell Carrie Thompson Carrig Johnson

Porter’s Wife Popular in Paris Society

The London Telegraph extols General Porter’s wife, American ambassador to France, as the most elegant and welcoming in Paris. Described as bright and sunny with brown eyes, she dresses in pale gray silk with green accents and steel spangles, surrounded by pearls and diamonds, earning praise from Parisians for her gracious demeanor.

London Telegraph Porter France Souw Marquise Quinza Louis Paris Tuat

Azcarraga backs Weyler policy in Cuba

General Azcarraga the new Premier of Spain endorses Weyler's Cuban campaign and promises to carry out the plans of his predecessor Capovas. The bold stance signals acceptance of the hard line and shifts responsibility onto the Spanish government for Cuban atrocities. Chicago Tribune reports this firm affirmation amid global scrutiny.

Azcarraga Spain Capovas Weyler Azcarrapa Chicago Tribune

City Attorney May Lose Sight After Acid Attack

City Attorney P. H. Lynch of Ooh to Wisconsin may lose sight and suffer permanent injuries after a woman threw carbolic acid in his face. The assailant is not positively identified, but Rosa A. Sharp editor and publisher of the Inquirer is under arrest.

P. H. Lynch Ooh To Wis Tts Rosa A. Sharp The Inquirers

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Pelle Tia Point Ghown Clacksmith Vermont Iie Joses C. Farmer Davenport George F. Green Kalamazoo Pormer Althows Dan Jungfrau Electric Railway Rolite Lethe
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