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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1911

Page

4

Godfrey Monticello Seminary Birth of a Girls School

The article recounts Captain Godfrey founding Monticello seminary for girls near Godfrey Illinois a place viewed skeptically by locals yet built on ambition and funds of about $100000 The narrative references Lacy Larcom and poetical milestones from the seminary and notes a historic fire in 1888 leading to the current granite building and a chapel where Kate Upton Clark spoke in Brooklyn Eagle.

Chilcago Alton Road St. Louis Godfrey, Ill Monticello Seminary Captain Godfrey Godfrey Tt Inter School Mae Thomas Jeferson Monticello Lacy Larcom Petos Tme Apeax Kate Upton Clark Brooklyn Eagle

Giggling Crime Proposed by Indianapolis Officials

A Dayton News excerpt notes Indianapolis may define giggling as a crime in a new ordinance aimed at stopping audience disturbances at amusements. The piece jokes that such laws could catch several “healthy young ladies” and many loud male attendees, reflecting the satirical tone of the era.

Indianapolis Rueny Earry Henyets Diyton News

Bee bulletin sparks trade buzz across borders

A misprinted trade bulletin from a U S government office praised Mexican bees as docile affectionate and stingless prompting a wary American letter from a Missouri farmer who accused the author of deceit. The episode highlights cross border commerce and bees in a tongue in cheek error.

Joba Interna T Out Bureau American Republica Wntn Mexico United States Barrett Barretts

Lord Kelvin fails to light a fire in Edinburgh lecture

Silly anecdote at a Edinburgh lecture chaired by Lord Kelvin shows the Duke of Amco’s host attempting to light a fire with a handful of sticks on a gas burner. The scene amused the audience as even the famed philosopher struggled to ignite even a small flame.

Sclentish Lord Selvin Lord Morley Edinburgh Lord Kelvin Amco Kelvig

They Say Stranger Iad Reflects On Golf Scoring

A fragment notes golfers aim for low strokes and caddies comment on typical scores. It suggests players strive for the fewest strokes possible, with a light joke about dew adding a pun on downing more strokes. This snippet captures casual golfing chatter.

Fragmented Quote Reflects Friends Turning to Marriage

A garbled passage suggests people once close now wed each other after changing relationships. The imperfect text hints at friendships shifting as individuals marry, altering social ties and dynamics.

Canada and United States Agree on International Railroad Board

Washington reports a proposed international railroad commission to supervise cross border railway rates. Judges Knapp and Mabie convened with representatives from both governments to draft a treaty or legislation. The panel will review defined regulatory powers and report in a day or two, outlining the commission’s creation and scope amid growing rail traffic and terminal acquisitions on both sides.

Washington Martin A. Knapp Interstate Commerce Comission J. P. Mabie Railway Cemmission of Canada United States Dominion of Canada Internacional Railroad Commission Mebie Ottawa Chatrmad Knapp Judge Knupp Ilalala Canada

Gary City Haleri Indicted In Conspiracy Charges

Gary City officials including Mayor Thomas E Knotts Police Chief Joseph D Marlin and eight others were indicted by the Lake County grand jury on charges from conspiracy to commit a felony to rioting and entering a polling place illegally. All released on bond pending trial set for February at Crow Point. Other indicted include Police Captains Newman Mulcahy Lieutenant Jenkins Sergeant Miller Police Commissioner EB White Attorney H C Price and Street Commissioner P Priesty.

Gary Ind Lake County Grand Jury Thomas E. Knotts Joseph D. Marlin Sherifs Crows Point Newman and Mulcahy Jenkins Miller Po-lce EB. N. White H.C. Price P. ©. Priesty

Street Cars Collide In Air In Kansas City

Two people killed and more than fifty hurt in a street collision between Kansas City Kansas and Missouri. Omer A Duke and John Marding, both of Kansas City, Kansas, are named as the deceased. A trolley line failed as cars tumbled from a bridge thirty feet above ground, sending passengers into the sand below.

Kansas City Klade Norn Kan Omer A Duke John Marding

Mount Etna Erupts With Flames Despite No Tremors

Mount Etna shows significant activity in Catenia Sicily with red hot material erupting. Villagers away from the crater remain alert fearing possible lava flow and past experiences guide them as they monitor the ash and snow-capped summit.

Catenia Sicily Vonrist

Jape Attack U S Consul in Dalny Melee

A Tokyo dispatch reports Adolph A. Williamson American Weoconsul at Dalny Manchuria was killed at a Dalny fish market by several Japanese and Chinese individuals.

U. S New York Tokyo Japan Adolph A. Williamson Dalny Manchuria

Heart Sewer Up Worke

A waiter, Ramuel Merman, was stabbed in the heart with a three quarters inch wound. Surgeons stitched the wound and he returned to work on Wednesday in New York.

New York Ramuel Merman Gulfooxted Julia Jamenon Brooklyn

Aviator Hoxsey Breaks High Altitude Record

Los Angeles artist Hoxsey of the Wright team broke the world altitude record by reaching 1,474 feet in a St tube gate. Thousands watched at Domingues field as the craft crashed a monoplane before landing. Officials reported breaking Manazagneux’s 10,489 feet record at Pau, France, amid pandemonium and quick celebrations.

Los Angeles Val- Archlloxsey Wright Manazagneux Pau Frange Locke Big Koaxsey Tieal Lowns and

Illinois Teachers In Meet Lead Health and Education Topics

Illinois teachers convene for the seventy seventh annual meeting of the State Teachers association. Highlights include a proposed $250 000 appropriation to build the University of Illinois school of education and a state system for public school teachers. Speakers include Mrs Ells Plage Young and Andrew J West. Public health will be discussed with W A Evans William H Allen Jane Addams and W C Thompson among the speakers.

Chicago University of Ilinois Ials State Teachers’ Association Urlen City Board of Education Busse Ells Plage Young Association Andrew J. West Echoir Princeton University Tle Apeakera W. A. Evans William IL. Allen Bureau of Municipal Research New York City Misa Jane Addamu Hull House W. C. Thompson The Ohio State University

Mexicans Fight at Mal Paso in Major Clash

The Mexican minister of war says government troops under Colonel Cuellar advance from Chihuahua and General Navarre from Pedervaios attack rebels at Mal Puasa. Rebels are strongly entrenched but government expects victory. Casikir is listed with 4000 men and Navarre with at least 809, though private reports claim over 250. An insurrection also erupts in Tabasco with 100 rebels attacking towns.

Mal Puasa Cuellar Chihuahua Navarre Pedervaios Winister Casikir Tabasco

Gotch Challenges the World to Return to Ring

Omaha, Neb. Frank Gotch, world champion wrestler, who returned after defeating Hackenschmidt, has issued a challenge through trainer Farmer Barnes of Omaha to any man in the world for 20000 dollars the winner taking the entire wrestlers share of the gate and purse.

Omaha Meg Prank Gotch Hackenzebmldt Queldédl Farner Barns Hackenschmidt

Carroll Withdraws From Iowa Senate Bid Support for Young

Des Moines In Governor 5B PJ Carroll announces he will not seek the U.S. Senate before the upcoming legislature and backs Senator Lafayette Young for the seat.

Young Des Mofres PJ Carroll United States Senate Lafayette Young

Hurricane devastates Qomere canary island

Government officials were advised that a violent hurricane Laa struck Qomere in the Canaries causing heavy loss of life and great property damage amid dense fogs and widespread destruction.

Madrid Qomere Canary Islands

Divorce filing in city prompts bid for separation

The husband Robert Dun of a thin city filed for divorce after a disputed incident where his wife allegedly bathed their dog in the dishpan and refused to stop when he objected. The couple’s separation action was entered Wednesday in the city court.

Robert Duncan Thin City

Immigration reforms urged to curb family separations

Washington reports secretary of commerce and labor Nagel de Meves urges changes to immigration and naturalization rules to prevent family splits, suggesting pre admission inquiries into immigrant families and broader enforcement against violations of white slave laws. He notes strain on Ellte teland facilities and cites ongoing corporate investigations including International Harvester, steel and tobacco sectors, water power ownership, and corporate taxation.

Washington Charles Nagpal Commerce and Labor Tat Nagel de Meves Fathers Bona Ellte Teland Nagel Bureau of Corporations International Harvester Company Steel and Tobacco Industries

Yacht Wreck Dead Number 2 at Key West

Pilot Post Nonparell reports Hermen Parker passenger aboard yacht Lehre wrecked Sunday night on northwest jetties. Six aboard were trapped. Captain Stuart Bennett and wife drowned. Three crew rescued Monday. Parker says Mrs Bennett clung to wreckage six hours before seas pulled her away. he found a small key.

Key West Fla Hermen Parker Parker Stuart Bennett New York Bennett

Price of Wife Is 39000 in Divorce Suit in Wash

William F. Matteson, real estate man, seeks 150000 damages from two men after being granted a divorce and custody of five children. He names Dr. John A. Stutz, a prominent physician, and Louis F. Holden of the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, alleging wrecked his home. Holden denies any intimacy with the woman.

Washington William F. Matteson John A. Stutz Louis F. Holden Bureau of Printing and Engraving Failet Eoen Holden

Armed man seeks Rockefeller at Cleveland estate

An armed stranger, believed crazed, hunted John D. Rockefeller at his Forest Hill summer estate in Cleveland last night. He exchanged shots with Bert Knapp the keeper and East Cleveland Marshal Stamberger, then fled after emptying his revolver. Police conducted a wide search but presumed the intruder left the area. Rockefeller was reported to be in New York.

Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Bia Summer Estate Forest Hill Bert Knapp Marshal Stamberger East Cleveland Nnn Stumberger

Four Hurt as Dog Triggers Car Rollover at Carlyle

Four men were cut and bruised when a dog caused a passing automobile to turn turtle in Carlyle. In the car were Rev. Mr. Schlarmann of Belleville Rev. Pather Gilmartin of Breese Circuit Clerk Sehlarmann of Carlyle and P. A. W. Welsch of Breese. Gilmartin is seriously bruised.

Carlyle Mr. Schlarmann Belleville Pather Glimartin Breese Sehlarmann P. AW Welsch Pather Gilmartin la

Aviator Falls 75 Feet In Practice Flight

Los Angeles amateur aviator Olenn Martin of Santa Ana fell 16 feet in a practice flight at the aviation meet Tuesday but was not hurt. He had just completed his machine and made three circuits of the course.

Los Angeles Olenn Martin Santa Ana Martin

Christmas Tragedy: Child Burns While Seeking Santa Claus

Three year old Max, son of Willem Hirgheick, perishes in Chicago after a clothes closet fire started by a lighted match while the child hunted for Santa Claus on Tuesday. Dina and Beaks Santa Claus figure noted in the account.

Beaks Santa Claus Dina Chicago Max Willem Hirgheick

JAPS IN PHILIPPINES ANGRY OVER SEARCH RAIDS

Secret information prompted Maj. Gen. Duvall to dispatch military agents and police to raid one store and several Japanese homes for explosives in Manila. The operation sparked resentment in the Japanese community. Officials deny claims a Japanese spy with maps of Corregidor was captured.

Menila Duvall Department of the Philippines Fotlie Ban Mercantile House Hitsui Bussan Company, Limited Corregidor

Big Seizure of Liquid Eggs Hits Jersey City Plant

United States deputy marshal New York Louis G Beekman and food inspector Norman Lind seized nine tons of allegedly rotten liquid eggs at Merchants Refrigerating Company's Jersey City plant. The raid followed tracing cans from Chicago across 639 containers, each holding thirty pounds, underscoring the government crackdown on tainted egg shipments to bakers and confectioners.

Chicago New York Louis G. Beekman United States Norman Lind Morchants Jersey City Beekman Lind

Pilot of Engine Saves Man on Damaged Train

A farmer survived aboard a south bound Hocking Valley passenger train crash after leaping from the engine carrying six miles to a station. His wife Joan Bartelhein was killed in the collision. He was dazed but uninjured apart from exposure, still holding a fragment of broken rope and a robe when he reached Permberville.

Lomeone Hocking Valley Bugsy Sod Joan Bartelehein Permbervillé

Denkman Made Knight of Order of Vasa in Sweden

Wealthy Rock Island man Frederick C Denkman, of Rock Island, was named Knight of the Order of Vasa by King Gustavus III of Sweden. The honor, confirmed by a Swedish royal decree, honors Denkman for generous gifts to Augustana College, the largest Swedish institution in America. Fewer than a dozen have held the honor since the order’s founding in 1772.

Rock Island Vasa Sweden

Complete Road Ahead of Time in Atlantic Iowa

Atlantic towns and townships vote a bonus of 250000 for the Atlantic Northern and Southern railroad. The 45 mile line was 35 miles completed in three months with a condition to run the entire length by December 30.

Atlantic Atlantic Northern and Southern Railroad Waa

Will Mack Slain on Eve of Prescott Wedding

In Prescott Arizona a man named Will Mack shot and killed his brother Henry just before Henry’s wedding to Bettie Brown. The tragedy happened in their father’s store after a quarrel that reportedly began when Henry accused Will of slapping Pearl, a 20 year old.

Henry

Kidnappers Get Long Terms In Brooklyn Case

Judge Fawcet sentences Maria Rappa and Stanislaus Pattenza for kidnapping Longo and Rizzo boys. Each offender must serve 12 to 49 years and ten months in prison. Court guards deter attempts at release.

Brooklyn New York Maria Rappa Stanislaus Pattenza Longo Rizzo Fawcet

Chicago names new fire chief after stockyards disaster

Mayor Quiseax appointed Charles F. Seyfersteh, a near thirty year veteran of the Chicago fire department, as fire chief and fire marshal to succeed the late Jamon Horan who died in the stockyards holocaust last week.

Chicago Quiseax Charles F. Seyfersteh Jamon Horan

Girl Made Deputy Sheriff in Uniontown Pa

Lucy Johns, daughter of Sheriff Johns of Payette County, was sworn in Wednesday as deputy sheriff in the worst county of the state. Miss Johns speaks many languages spoken by the coke workers.

Uniontown Lucy Johna Johns Payette County Miss Johns Coke

Wisconsin science dairy course to be held at UW Madison

STATENEWS Madison reports a third annual dairy and creamery operator course to run February 7 to 11 at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture. Practical demonstrations and lab work accompany lectures to advance butter and cheese manufacturing knowledge statewide.

Hillsboro Richland Center Viroqua Pacific Coast Gandensary Company la Crosse Thompson Shelby Jaye Madigan B. C. Dilintt University of Wisconsin C. A. Prosser Education Massachusetts Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education Wisconsin Beloit Second National Bank of Beloit Madison Davidson W. H. Hatton New London James DM Pereley Milwaukee Free Llitrary Commission F Pereles Hatton Uth E. A. Edwards Appleton Regenta University Edwards Adolph Keiler Enme Manitowoc Elmer Nicksych Chicago Northwestern Racine St Lukes Hospital St. Mary’s Hospital Kenosham Hubbard Schwan Mkenesia County Board Lennan Fred Bracehousen Nalden State Street Waukesha First Congregational Church Henk Mineral Spring Company Prederic Polk County Soo Line Duluth Frederic Wisconsin Central Gordon Socialiat Harry Dunn Portage

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