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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR list shows towns and lines from multiple rail routes and agencies. Mentions Madison Milwaukee Chicago Fond du Lac Oshkosh Menasha Green Bay West Superior rail connections and stockwell agent. Contains numerous unreadable fragments and place names.
In Paris on January 19 M Maubourgue the Venezuelan charge d affaires received notice of expulsion from French territory. He will depart at 10 p m escorted by police to Liege amid reports of a planned naval demonstration to show France's displeasure.
Washington sources report France has free rein to pursue its Venezuela settlement plan while pledging no breach of the Monroe doctrine. Ambassador Tusserand assures Washington that Paris seeks diplomatic handling for Caltaïres in Caracas and will not provoke U.S. objections. Taigny is due to return to consult with Ambassador Juesorand as secrecy surrounds the initial moves. Paris suggests the U.S. could take financial control of Venezuela to secure reparations, per the Temps. Chamberlain carries Birmingham for the unionists in Parliament as he consolidates protectionist support. Russia hosts the first national convention of the Constitutional Democrats in St Petersburg with about 200 delegates from 60 provinces.
The text explains minerals in our diet assist digestion and body functions. It notes salt supports gastric juice, lime phosphate aids bone building, and that all hard water should be softened to prevent constipation, dyspepsia, and kidney issues.
Gabriel Hassett and Ronit Une discuss a large elephant Browning, while Rossetti imagines teaching the animal to clean windows. The scheme involves the elephant drawing attention to Rossetti’s house and paintings, prompting passersby to inquire and buy a Rossetti picture.
An elderly husband dies first while his wife recovers briefly. The doctor praises the treatment but the woman argues that she would have preferred not to endure two funerals alone, fearing the cost and isolation of losing both spouses.
In his autobiography Sir Wemyss Reld notes Gladys Fane edited the Leeds Mercury and wrote for four cents a line, producing a long story of 160000 words in sixteen weeks at about 10000 words weekly.
A door key hung outside a Swedish house signals that the family is away and invites courtesy toward visitors. The passage contrasts this with American bell ringing and button pushing. The excerpt notes broad sympathy in minds and a universal magnetism in metals needing a threshold temperature to manifest.
A light exchange marks the tenth anniversary of a marriage with Wedderly and Singleton discussing expected reactions and well wishes.
The excerpt shows Mrs Boyle accusing her husband of a double life and Mr Doyle remarking on lies. The dialogue hints at marital suspicion and social tension over truth and deception in domestic life.
A June 23 1864 report from the Tao Times notes Marshfield’s growing status with a Fourth of July parade and local celebrations. It mentions Ben Butler followers in the city, strawberry sales by Geo Ingalls, and a planned grand opening by Fred Vollmer. The piece discusses road turnpiking between sections 17 and 18, a two mile rural drive to Big Bull, and broader calls for better roads to spur settlement. It covers charter reforms for incorporation, plans for a fireproof engine house near the planing mill, waterworks connections, and a petition by residents urging park cleaning with an estimated annual cost under $100. A newly organized baseball club is described, listing players and a practice game lineup.
The Coon Hollow program includes the Thrilling Burglary Tableau The Dynamite Scene in Coon Hollow The Flight from Home The Historical Steamboat Race and Plantation Revels and The Stirring Tragedy at the Cotton Press. Prices 25 35 50 and 75 cents Seats at Straus Drug Store.
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