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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1898
Page
1
A garbled report recounts a claimed treachery surrounding a wreck and subsequent investigations. It mentions divers, armor projections, and a forthcoming display of powers while recording historical figures like Washington. The piece frames public concern and calls for cautious examination of the alleged events.
The Central agency sees L.A. leave after a year in charge and Mr. P. Rites, a junior vice member, assist before retirement. Atwood assumes control, guiding the Gemml’s shares and preparing to welcome the incoming head with his family this Wednesday night.
A harsh winter storm blankets the region, dropping nearly ten inches of snow and closing roads and fields. Crews face slow travel as drifts halt trains and delay logging and woodcutting work.
A late read of the Grand Rapids Reporter shows the county paid lawyers and their aides amounts for prosecution work. Defendants’ attorneys were paid $25 a day while associates received $16 daily, with a total of about $87,000 cited for certain legal duties. The piece questions if pay is sufficient and notes a request to quit.
A large fire gutted a variety store and adjacent buildings on Cal Ave Tuesday night. Witnesses described rapid flames, smoke, and damage to goods worth hundreds. local firefighters extinguished the blaze but not before significant losses and scattered debris. A furniture desk and nearby papers were scorched as investigators began examining the cause, with no clear statement given at press time.
Bishop Schaeback issues lent rules for Roman Catholic and Episcopal congregations in the city. Fasting and abstinence apply on certain weekdays with exemptions for health and age, detailing days of prayer, abstinence, and permitted foods during the observance period.
The Mee say Huh Nehekuk Lodge 45.0 honors sister Mrs. Chis Galloway with a memorial service and dues in their order. The piece lists gratitude, faith, and memory, noting her loyalty and family ties, and records the lodge’s solemn tribute and the passing of a member in solemn ceremony.
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