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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1889
Page
2
The piece cites Teouia B Nowton and criticizes English investment in America. It notes M Cansina becoming Chief Justice of North Dakota about four years after joining the Duchowa county bar, including a boast of youth and height. It discusses revolt anxiety, British capital, and American syndicates shaping politics and industry.
A fragmented telegram style digest reports a marriage scandal in Bakersville Massachusetts where a groom abandons a ceremony to wed another woman. It notes famous figures and events including a champion named Joygyit Merataigox, a boy prodigy in Laverne New York, a long snake in Teun County Georgia, and a Vatican finance plan tied to Archbishop Corigan. It also covers political obituaries and senate oath actions, with notes on a missing cashier Edward Silcott and significant treasury judgments.
A late 19th century issue flood shows a murder arrest in Missouri with Deputy Marshal J B Wills killed, Morgan wounded, and a public trial looming. Additional items include parliamentary moves, a bank robbery case in Hurley, and notes on language origins and medicine ads.
An audience of 5000 inside and an outside assembly of 10000 watched the dedication of Chicago's immense auditorium. President Harrison attended with dignitaries including Governor Fifer and Gov. Merrian. The event featured a 175 stop organ, a triumphal performance by Patti Adams and the Apollo Club, and a rousing address by Jon S. Honnels.
The report mentions Ayoud Ayd secretary of Milwaukee Sehnel Towd who was attacked and forced to reveal accounts. A deadly explosion destroyed a national steamship company’s bows near New York, with several workers killed or buried. Fires damaged multiple hotels including the Monmigthola House in Pittsburgh and he Miney Hongo, with charred bodies found and investigations ongoing.
An incoherent report describes unrest in Jinan spreading rapidly with clashes and casualties. It mentions political shifts in Europe, imperial figures in exile, and elections in various nations, highlighting upheaval in Lisbon, Central America, and the UK while noting health and sanitation reforms in Persia.
Juhn C. Houk of Indiana is expected to be appointed doorkeeper of the House amid a Washington report. Secretary Blain has recovered from a recent attack, and Dugo resumes duties at the state department. In the Pan American Conference, the committee report was approved, Tegarru of Peru elected vice president, Romero of Mexico second vice president. President appointed David J. Brewer of Kansas to be associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
New Orleans and surrounding areas prepare for a large funeral procession for Gen John Gordon honorary grand marshall. Gen John Glenn selects cemetery space for military civic display with units from Mississippi Alabama Tennessee and Georgia. City girds for a solemn observance with up to four thousand viewing the body and widespread closures for the funeral at noon.
A long README style summary of fragmented OCR text describes Thanksgiving ceremonies at Lifays square opposite Purareash with public viewing. It includes market reports from Chicago, Wheat and Corn prices, beef and meat contracts, and notes on government inquiries into dressed beef. Mentions Jeff Tnitsoy memorial and local business board actions.
Alice Thornton entangles with Lawrence Gerald while Henry Clifford suspects the impostor. A breakup follows as affairs unfold in a society circle, ending with a ship departure and a California salon reunion with Mrs Rexford and Miss Burdenott. Clifford arrives, revealed to be Alice’s former fiancé in disguise, stirring town gossip.
Alice Thornton aka Miss Burdenott, long missing, returns in disguise as Alice Clifford. Mr Clifford, meeting her after years apart, learns of her marriage and wealth tied to her mother’s will. A tale of mistaken identity, reunion, and fate unfolds amid cold streets and shared pasts.
A fragmented historical account describes a method used by laborers near the Panama railroad to trap troops of monkeys. It details improvised snares using hollowed nuts filled with sugar, a predator’s net, and a chase that ends with the capture of the astonished primates.
A sprawling OCR fragment mixes medical cures, early advertisements, and assorted notices. It touts Hall’s Catarrh Cure, Pierce’s Garden Medical Discovery, and Kemp’s Balsam, names J Cheney & Co Toledo, and claims cures for consumption, catarrh, and skin maladies. It references patent medicines, a bevy ofTestimonials, and promotional puzzles, plus a note about a Japaneses noble and a St. Petersburg ice palace mood.
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