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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1904
Page
4
Harriet faces a dramatic choice between pursuing an acting career and family ties as a stormy Adirondack night tests her resolve. Tom supports her while Barriet braces for critics and independence, and the Waltons weigh rumors and an impending career move.
Fragmentary London News item recounts Peter the Great’s 108 visit and pity for lawyers. Quoted lines mock legal figures, citing John Gordon Jeffreson and mob outrage at Lord Mansfield’s house. Ends with a call for honest lawyers amid difficulty.
A local high school basketball defeat was marred by a controversial call. Stevens Point business college ringers, composed of former city players and normal school veterans, edged the high school 11 to a late basket by Witt was disallowed by a referee ruling the ball touched a bystander. The high school protested softly as visitors claimed clean play.
The text recalls Sir Christopher Wren as surveyor general and chief architect of a rebuilt London. It describes his residence near St. Pauls, the bustling alleys like Love Lane, and the crumbling dome and towers still admired. The piece notes the fragile houses, narrow passages, and the ruined back of the house where Wren lived while planning the city.
A dialogue echoes between a woman and man as she muses on great men being dead while praising beauty among women. He counters with a sly assurance that her remark was uttered for effect, not belief, in a witty, reflective exchange typical of a household ledger tone.
A Philadelphia Press fragment shows the chief accusing a green detective of letting a suspect slip away. The detective admits crossing the park grass where a sign read Keep Off the Grass, implying the area hindered pursuit.
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