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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1898

Page

2

Various regional notices and accidents fill early 1900s pages

A sprawling list of mixed items appears including deaths of Judge W. B. Wells and other figures, business failures, legal notices, political shifts, strikes, and local crime reports. The jumble mentions Knox College, Dr Nansen, patent matters, a prize wager, factory plans near Chiles California, and regional incidents across Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Iowa and New York with sparse context and old-place names.

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Philadelphia boy Samuel Henderson charged with infant murder

Samuel Henderson a 1é year old boy from Philadelphia is charged with killing 1-year-old Percy Lockyai and disposing of the body in Teddy's Creek. Authorities believe scarlet fever may have impaired his mind. His father stood by, comforting him as the magistrate observed.

Elgin New Orleans New York Brickbata Samuel Henderson Fhiladelphia Percy ‘Lockyai Teddy's Creek API

Turbulent World News Mix With Cuban Debate In Congress

The record compiles a dense set of 19th century items noting British ships near St Silas Chau bay, Russian objections to Mandhuric, Cuban insurgents, a Paris clashes, and several deaths and disasters. It highlights U S congressional debates on Cuban belligerency and silver bond debates, with stock market and public notices amid global unrest.

St Silas Chau Bay Russia England Mandhuric Havana Blance Samuel McGracken Payton Jamaica Hayara Proopa Pol Prague Sakentia Sir Michael 'itks-Leach Argentina Italy Ynsutance CO Wisconsin Finance Philadephia James Gass Sydney N. W San Pranevien Auckland Pierre Leones Decroyat Maxmilian Mexico Sras Paris Havanese General He France de Mormins Fricke General Electric Company Schinectady New York Dock Comimnissioner O'Bhien Albany N. Y Grand Jury Fulton County Tainois Canton Lewiston Paris, In Whish Cologne Gazette William

Immigration bill passes House with English literacy and family rules

Congress passes the immigration bill by 45 to 0 vote. It requires physical ability to read or write English for most immigrants aged 26, with allowances for those over 10 who can read or write another language. The measure permits sending for or joining family members under various conditions, and includes amendments from Mr. Spooner on returning wives and children to Europe and other safeguards.

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Fragmented dialogue on immediate acceptance and annual subscription

A fragment shows Melancholis claiming a submission was accepted immediately while a startled Scribe questions the idea. The exchange centers on a check for an annual subscription referenced by a Boston traveler.

Melancholis Scribe Boston

Expenditures of a Newspaper on a Large Scale

A historical note lists annual costs for a major newspaper. Editorial and literary matter 220000 dollars local news 290000 dollars illustrations 280000 dollars correspondents 125000 dollars telegraph 50000 dollars cable 27000 dollars mechanical department 419500 dollars paper 617000 dollars business office ink and light 219000 dollars failure 2158500 dollars Scribner's

Scribner's

Versicles Verse Echoes In Washington Star Rhyme

A fragment from the Washington Star notes a strained poetry scene with lines about her hair and a rhapsody that grew cold. The excerpt mentions a desire to rhyme with "illondike gold" and hints at a performer rehearsing verses and a shifting fancy, capturing a fleeting literary moment.

Washington Star

French Language Contains Notable Word Gaps

A brief note states the French language includes at least thirteen percent of ubeless words, suggesting a substantial portion of its lexicon lacks clear meaning or utility. The claim highlights concerns about vocabulary usefulness in modern usage and linguistic efficiency.

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