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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1901

Page

7

Rights dispute over A Bachelor’s Romance in Twin Cities

James Neill of the Neil company claims exclusive rights to A Bachelor’s Romance for the territory, clashing with Fred G. Murphy manager Murphy’s and authoress Miss Morton. An injunction was prepared but then an adjustment allowed Murphy’s ads to read credited to Berzalsim as Mr. James Neill.

Dietlty James Neill Neil Company Nod Lin Murewitty Miss Marth Morton Twin Cities Neill dl Lus Fred G. Berger Merphy Miss Morton Murphy Berger Minneapolis St. Maul Neill Berzalssim

The Solemn Pettus Delights Senate With Adjourning Jest

Ahabama's Souitur iulina is praised as the most solemn yet humorously ponderous figure in the Senate. Pettus, nearing 80, embodies old Southern statesmanship and Oracle-like speech, delivering six words a minute with sweeping gestures. When Spooner discussed the Quay case Pettus asked to adjourn, causing laughter as the motion to adjourn was carried with a melancholy, comic dignity.

Souitur Iulina Ahabama Renae Pettux Senate Spooner Quay Mr. Pettus Mr. Spooner Excent Mr Pettus Sinate

Ola Home Day and Old Home Week in New England

A piece arguing for leveraging New England ideas to host exposition events in the region. It envisions an Old Home Day for South Carolina natives living away to return to Charleston, relive past years, and inspire the state’s ongoing cultural life through a nationwide exposition.

New Hampshire New England South Carolina Lanai Charleston

Mississippi planter cites labor shortage amid heavy rains

Charles E Sessions of Choctaw county Mississippi, a prominent cotton planter, spoke in Memphis on the cotton crop, arguing that excessive rainfall harms yield but the core problem is labor scarcity. He noted planters abandoning cotton to grass due to lack of workers, with idle labor migrating to cities for intermittent work on levees and other jobs. Sessions warned cities are acting against idle Negro labor, while cotton lands suffer from insufficient hands to harvest.

Charles E. Sessions Conhoma County Mississippi Ehiofs Memphis

The Coming Out Party and Paris Police Clue

A gossip filled piece recalls Misses Schuyler and Von Brunt with past schoolgirl ties and future society gowns as invitations go out and memories of Katherine Kate and Margaret Maggie resurface. The paragraph also notes a Paris police report denying Paderewski’s alleged Seine island death clue.

Schuyler von Brunt Brown's Por Margeret Maggie Katherine Kate Deiutantes Margaret Roy Farrell Greene Paris New York City Padorewski Seine

Fragmented prose touts patent bitters and remedies

An incomplete and garbled passage extols Mastetter's Stam bitters as a celebrated remedy for indigestion, dyspepsia, and constipation, noting its supposed greatness amid a broader, unclear discussion of progress and discovery.

Mastetter

British cruiser Phaeton sails to Panama amid Colombian rebellion

At San Diego the cruiser Phaeton of the British Pacific squadron heads toward Panama, dispatched on account of the Colombian rebellion.

San Diego Phaeton Panama

Grain the new food drink praised as coffee substitute

The notice extols Grain a pure grain drink that avoids coffee’s ill effects while tasting pleasant and similar to finest coffees. It claims healthful nourishment for children and adults and notes price around four times coffee.

Jefferson exhibits sixty five paintings in National Gallery

Joseph Jefferson, a septuagenarian artist, showcases sixty five of his own paintings in a small gallery in the national capital. Reportedly well preserved, he was seen finishing a late supper with an apple dumpling and two pieces of pie after viewing the exhibition.

Joseph Jefferson National Capital

New York Almanac Tur 101 By Miah Mark

Fragmented OCR text mentions an edition called New York Almanac 101 with vague references to public almanac content. It includes garbled phrases about births, preservation, and a page titled Baby's Record. No clear event, date, or identifiable individuals emerge from the readable portions.

New York Masseba Weiser Dalletty York Vaby Waler

Mrs Currie Nation Destructive Bar Incident at Hotel Bay

Mrs Currie Nation a W C T U leader entered a bar at the Hotel Bay in Wichita Bay and destroyed liquor and bar goods valued at five thousand dollars.

Currie Nation Bay Wiehita, Bay

Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Ointments Exposed

Warning against catarrh salves with mercury and unsafe tonics linked to illness. Mentions Harl's Catarch Cure produced in Toledo Ohio by Pedy Che 09 & Co and sold by Dingwista at a stated price per bottle. Also notes death of Col. Henry D B Marshaw, former state treasurer, in Milwaukee at his daughter’s residence.

Harl FT. Cheney & Co Taleda Baying Hall Toledo Ohio Dingwista Fall Col Henry DB. Marshaw Win Milwaukee de. Thanks

Grain-Of Lt Beverage Promises Healthier Breakfast Drink

A new Grain-Of Lt beverage is pitched as a nourishing alternative to tea or coffee for children and adults. It is described as made from pure grains and marketed as tasting pleasant and sustaining, with low cost comparable to common cereals. In New York, Louis Lombarde serenaded Jusie Yu Parly, whose father opposed the romance and fatally intervened.

Childera Geocers New York Louis Lombarde Jusie Yu Parly

Best for the Bowels and Health Claims from 19th Century Ad

An ad touts Cascar e ts as a cure for numerous ailments from headaches to cancer by regulating bowels. It promises painless relief, encourages starting immediately, and praises the product's packaging and markings. The snippet also mentions radical changes in educational approaches discussed ahead of a Wisconsin teachers meeting in Milwaukee.

Wisconsin Mibwaukee

Curing a Colin in One Day Leads to Senate War Tax Talk

Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a laxative product by Brad Quinn with cautions on refunds and E W Grove’s signature. The Senate plans to debate a house bill on reducing war taxes while brewers warn about potential permanent changes.

Colin Brad Quinn E.W. Grove Senate

Coughing Leads to Consumption

Kemp's Balsam offered as a remedy for coughs with a free sample while supplies last. The ad markets the product as a cure and mentions a price of 26 cents per box, reflecting a vintage drug advertisement tone and language.

Kemp Dale Gerdus

William H. Smythe Found Wounded in Indiana Grand Lodge Office

Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons secretary William H. Smythe was badly wounded inside the lodge office in Indianapolis. The incident prompted police investigation and medical attention for Smythe as officials reviewed the scene and secured the building.

William HH. Smythe Indiana Grand Lodge of Masons Indianapolis

Fragmented Late 19th Century Notes Include Illnesses and Deaths

The jumble of OCR text mentions medical claims about daily bowel movement routines and liver kidney health, notes deaths of Rev Charles Reuben Tale and Rev Charles Pelton from heart disease, a staged claim about dyes, references to E H Sothern recovering, a steamer Canada voyage to Gibraltar, and various garbled names and figures.

Charles Reuben Tale Springfield Episcopal Church Calvo

Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children Teething Cures

Misspelled ad copy claims Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup softens gums reduces inflammation eases pain and cures wind colic. Fragment lists an Oct date and claims 1 000 troops will be in NBA.

Lonty Nba

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