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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
2
A fragmented classified section lists sales rent and wanted ads. It mentions a hotel utility sale, farm and land items, old papers for sale, a gentleman for hire, furniture and pianos offered, and requests for wares and help with various local businesses. Names of locations like Clark county appear amid uncertain dates and details.
Archbishop Farley of New York addresses a Vestry debate on civil interference with church matters. He outlines practical cautions, notes property involved, and interprets associations law amid national disputes over church governance.
A torn, partially legible tract discusses conflict between church property rights and a new separation law. It references government demands, religious authorities, and debates on ownership, control, and the fate of church assets amid constitutional changes. Public figures and groups are implied in a heated civic debate with regional implications.
A historic confrontation in France over confiscation and state control of church assets, threatening 20 000 churches and vast endowments. The plan shifts property and worship oversight to lay boards, provoking strong Catholic and cultural backlash amid broader secularization.
Thousands of demonstrators gathered in the plaza near the Farnese palace to express pleasure at France and to protest religious intolerance and the Catholic Church. Cavalry troops blocked access while demonstrators, led by socialists and Republicans, formed a candlelight procession and chanted anti-royalist and anti-imperial slogans. The crowd clashed briefly with guards, resulting in a few injuries and arrests, as the Marsellais anthem rose amid ongoing protests.
A steamer named Manistique, leaking fuel, ran aground near Sand Island after a collision with another vessel. The crew abandoned ship and were later reported safe about eight miles northeast of Saude, with the incident under investigation by Treland authorities.
A report blends a murder tale from Meieiven with details of a six day bicycle race near New York and a Mansfield incident. It notes a woman killed after being attacked, and Herbert Bollingsworth’s escape from prison, holdups, and a police shooting of the suspect. The strange phrasing reflects OCR errors but preserves names and events.
Milwaukee December 17 Fred W Borchert was acquitted of the killing of his employee Otto Wiskow shot in an alley near Borchert's print shop during a September 98 confrontation. The defendant had faced four prior trials with a self defense claim.
Report describes three revolutionists who killed an official before fleeing. Three peasants pursuing them were then killed by the revolutionaries. Five of the revolutionists were shot by officers, the remaining survivor killed himself. The incident occurred in Tec 1 at Tipkany, Bessarabia.
Paris reports show the expected disturbances after the church state separation law did not occur. Services went on smoothly with a notable increase in congregations across the city.
Fragmented OCR styled excerpt reflects on the role of machinery in modern life. It discusses steam age changes, steel and Smith-like progress, and the value of labor, precision, and American ideals guiding science, ethics, and daily life.
A mangled transcription describes a wedding with social commentary on expense and propriety. It mentions wine consumption, costly wear, and a grand ceremony in Bettany, with references to unusual beverages, elderly con sumption, and a ponderous discussion of materials and decor, alongside ancient artifacts and decorative practices.
A fragment describes a man's early life as helpless and shaped by fear and protective care. It references a nurse, mothers, and the idea of life’s salvation as a perpetual miracle attributed to Emerson, with mentions of Joe Dale and a vulnerable child. The text reads like a poetic vignette on infancy and protection.
A garbled note portrays a confrontation about charges for medical operation and estate collection. The speaker accuses a surgeon of demanding high fees and hints at pursuing repayment from an estate, reflecting dire financial disputes within a troubled exchange.
Fragmentary dialogue presents a whimsical exchange about elopement and punishment. The speaker Cevetane Veader comments on forgiving laughter and marrying a poor girl, hinting at social tension and quirky language. The piece reads like a playful antiquated verse or dialogue fragment from a period source.
An advertisement asserts millions have used Foley's Honey and Tar with only beneficial results for coughs, colds, and lung troubles. It stresses the product in the yellow package contains no opiates or harmful drugs and urges guarding health by choosing the genuine version from Sexton Bros.
For twenty years W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee battled nasal catarrh. He states that applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to a sore surface relieved swelling and soreness inside the nose, and the problem never returned. Bast salve in exist vente. 2Scar Sexton Bros. Drug- Frist.
The text divides human history into six ages from Adam to Noah, Noah to Abraham, Abraham to David, David to the Babylonian captivity, the captivity to Christ, and Christ to the end of the world. It also suggests typhoid immunity by boiling water sterilizing milk thorough cooking vegetables and killing all germs.
A whimsical garden exchange has a rose lamenting jealousy toward a poet who extols a rare violet. The speaker mocks the poet for admiring a flower while others miss the point, hinting at vanity and artifice in poetic praise.
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