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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1902
Page
6
A Wisconsin focused column reports on past Ming events and political chatter. It references General Wilkin and mentions political alignments, reconciliation, and candidate discussions amid a chaotic wire service style briefing.
A garbled cleft of wartime items and local incidents from Milwaukee and Waukesha area reports. Mentions lawsuits, property sales, and a missing coherent outbreak of names and dates, with scattered notes on theft, injury, and court actions.
Washington dispatch reports the Senate spent the day debating the Philippine tariff with speakers from Tennessee Spooner and others. The session wandered through various appropriations and investigations while smaller items and local notes filled the remainder of the day.
A garbled report from Barcelona references rebelries and police actions, with mentions of Ayah, Giervedany, and a press commission. it notes disruptions and a disrupted civil scene, including a violent event tied to an unidentified university or city action and a controversial leader. The text then shifts to U S political mentions and a Michigan track meet outcome with Michigan defeating Athols by sixty to twelve.
The text reports Miss Stone's release in Constantinople after a prior telegram from Stume and details nothing about the exact terms. It notes a planned move of prisoners and a telegram with minimal specifics, mentioning Salontian and Psakal lines and travel toward Alone.
In a likely dramatic bout Louisvite defeated Pave Sullivan in fifteen rounds. The fight featured desperate exchanges with both fighters pressing hard as the tide shifted multiple times. Sullivan showed resilience, while Sale Aya and others were noted for their prowess in the event.
Dispatches describe a tumultuous period with references to military actions and colonial opponents. The piece notes events around Mayo's Centenary and wartime activities, mentioning shipments, troop movements, and a public delivery service cost update. Washington reports and San Francisco mob scenes are also touched upon in connection with general wartime strain.
The piece argues animals may have morality, citing ants and termites as social models. It notes organized cooperation, care for offspring, and defense of the group, comparing them to human disciplines and suggesting animal families exhibit insights valuable to civilization. It references workers like ants and a sailing class by Leaver.
An aged Plymouth church mentor recalls Ward Beecher's career and a life of wealth, noting Mrs. Beecher’s comfort in Brooklyn and a large posthumous check. The anecdote links social caste, slavery memories, and Beecher’s fame, amid curious tales of moral privilege and restraint.
In a historic tale, Lord Iddesleich feared whey as Sir SutFord Northcote. Appointed magistrate for Devon, he at Tixeter Castle was handed a book tied with thread. He cut the tape and opened the book to reveal a dry recoiners ledger used for a bow thirty hours, exposing the forged oath.
Fragmentary notes describe Crusaders returning from the Holy Land around 100 loaded with relics of various personages. The text references Bahamond and leaders, and a belief that the Blessed Virgin removed a relic from her head at the cross.
A garbled passage describes stormy petrels as swift web footed seabirds. It mentions observing petrels far at sea and alludes to a Parador and a president quote in a cracked, literary style.
In a playful exchange aboard near New York, Mr. Gayfello reassures his wife about the catch, noting its strong smell and nearly causing them to topple overboard during a lighthearted moment at sea.
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