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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1893
Page
6
A fragmented verse transmission recounts Edith Cuthill in a Semple Bur ballad. The scene depicts a wreath worn by a maiden rower and a dramatic blocked stage, with imagery of wind sun and a distant vision on Norman stud.
Dick Howe returns home to confront his ailing father Col. Howe and the Potts duo who have swindled him with spirit séances Dorothy and Dick expose the imposture aided by Arthur Cullen as the prisoned plan collapses. The will is destroyed and Potts flees with his confederate Sadie as the room erupts.
After reconciling with Dorothy and learning May Mainwarley knew all, Dick confronts Rev. Nahom Potts in travel clothes at a ball. Potts praises Dick, admits defeat, and leaves in a cab with his accomplice, reflecting on what might have been and his failed scheme to outsmart Engram.
Three men robbed the Luzerne Chicago and Northwestern depot last evening, taking railroad and express money from agent J. C. Thompson and other staff. The bandits fled after overpowering workers in the freight room as a passenger train neared arrival, prompting a late-night dispatch describing the audacious hold-up and its chaotic aftermath.
Passengers report robbers secured far more than agent Thomptom stated. Estimates range from 70 to 3700 dollars with claims of 200 and 100 taken from individual victims. Detective Moran, Chicago & Northwestern, is dispatched from Clinton. Telegrams sent widely. suspects not yet captured. Descriptions match three strangers seen in Cedar Rapids saloons. desperate, drinking men.
French consul in Jerusalem receives high honors during Christmas observances at Bethlehem Basilica. A royal protocol ceremony, Greek and Francisan rites, Turkish guards, and a candlelit processional to the Grotto of the Nativity mark a night of carols, incense, and long crowds, as Bethlehem townsfolk watch through the night.
A dated Youth's Companion piece recounts quips about Thaddeus Stevens known as the great commoner. Anecdotes describe his wit during the Civil War era including his interactions with House colleagues and a charitable gesture to a poor woman. The tone honors Stevens as a forceful yet discreet political figure.
In a tense scene Aunt challenges a claim about Charlie Hunker. The child insists the issue is not marriage but Charlie’s dissipated fortune. The aunt counters, labeling him dissipated as a judge weighs the matter.
The Atlanta Journal notes that thorough investigation often leads to success, quoting a maxim about deep digging and uncovering truth. The saying emphasizes diligence and persistence as winning strategies in uncovering facts.
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