Maine Blown to Atoms in Havanna Waters
Report of the U S warship Maine exploded near Havana with casualties reported near 258 though figures vary. Debate over causes and possible Spanish treachery looms as investigators prepare to determine if the blast was interior or exterior. In a separate local note, a meeting discussed a telephone franchise plan with Doege Kraus and Sexton organizing subscriptions to raise capital for stock to be issued at fifty dollars per share.
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Foster mothers fed minds in winter charity drive
A weekly installment from the W. C. T. U. lumber camp workers sent a bus full of old newspapers and magazines to feed minds through winter. The note urged boys in the woods to fund a monument to memory of these foster mothers, who strive to brighten the world. Marshfield reportedly has a minstrel company forming with officers elected and roles assigned for a permanent troupe.
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Letters From Ansel Strong Amid Trail Woes And Lectures
A fragmentary letter from Ansel Strong describes travel hardships on a snowbound trail, missing provisions, and efforts helping others with oxen. It also notes upcoming lectures at Marshfield High School by Pep Breeman and Professor Freeman on Whittier, Civil War heroism, and a public sewerage discussion urging a Pullman style system.
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John G. Whittier
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Masquerade Fails to Impress For Large Patio Event
A Sunday masquerade by Philip Adiar d drew about 40 costumes but lacked originality and coherence. Three cash prizes were awarded with Ger Marx taking first prize. The event featured award of small sums to Oscar Sheerli and Cline Rickert amid a muddled presentation.
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Gemma
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Snow Pauses Logging but Promises Harsh Winters Ahead
Snow and slow thaw disrupt a busy Wisconsin logging season. Loggers, woodsmen, and the public welcome the pause yet fear economic losses as sleighing roads deteriorate and shipping lags mount. An unusually harsh winter looms if cold continues two more weeks.
Matrimonial and Marriage Notices From Local Churches
In MyMilar Mr Dubn Wielshags married Miss Annie Rope amid town ceremonies at Sulalia. Ed Teekner and Martha Lerampaw to marry tomorrow at Luthor church. McMalon Ghag Kisten and Minnie Schmelier wed at Tauberan church with officiant Reverend Thom. Bridesmaids Maury Kiswn and Emma Roehrborn. Gen Rice of Wausau and Relen Hickey of Green Bay wed at the bride’s home on Wednesday. Congratulations pour in from many friends here.
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