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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1893
Page
2
A chaotic, fragmentary report touches on political upheavals in Britain and Ireland, court actions in the United States, and social tensions in Europe. It notes parliamentary debates in London, a murder tied to unrest, and legal cases involving public figures and local authorities, all woven with stray references to places like Mas Court and Chicago.
Madison Wisconsin records show a civil action involving Itehwnd Guenther and others seeking restitution of funds and derailed trust assets. The defendant’s attorney argued for a known interest rate and questioned the validity of claims while a judge considers the measure of damages and future proceedings. The case references a payment dispute totaling around $10,000 with additional sums under review and potential further actions.
Fragmented verse about the House of Never amid hills and byways. Vague imagery portrays wings, shadows, and cries within a haunted landscape. A doomed tone lingers as light fades into darkness in the By and By.
The No-to-Bac proprietors report extraordinary success curing the Whisky habit with a guaranteed refund policy. A syndicate in the U S and Canada has offered half a million for the business as sales soar and stores stock the preparation nationwide.
Anglish writer Augustus Sula recalls his last Australian trip in a London Telegraph letter. He praises a veteran maritime doctor who treated bronchitis and spasmotic asthma during a foggy sea voyage leaving San Francisco. Porous plasters, warmth, and relief followed.
An audacious single handed hold up near Readonridge Texas unfolds with Conductor Ed Steele and crew defending a mixed train from robbers. Gunfire, a pursuit to Breckenridge, and a deadly exchange end with the robbers routed and a $2,000 reward offered for capture. The tale also interweaves a bank scheme exposure linked to a St Louis publication and a Missouri banker’s downfall.
A St Louis bank president, suspecting a $4000 package theft, consulted an express expert Thiel. The package was found empty at a small interior bank, with disputes among the St Louis bank, the Express Company, and a subsequent lawsuit. Thiel’s examination pointed to misdelivery rather than theft, ending with a wary legal aftermath.
A historic plan describes a massive gravity dam high in the mountains near Sit Jacinty, with blocks weighing several tons, cemented into a rock foundation. The project envisions artesian wells, a 2500 foot water canyons, power lines, and cement roads to supply a future prosperous settlement in the new county.
Springfield dispatch reports Governor Altgeld pardons anarchists Fielden Neebe and Schwab for Haymarket riot complicity, citing unfair trials. Dreyer arrival fuels speculation linking the case to the pardon and Chicago reaction, while details of prior appeals and sentences are recounted.
Millicent Graves, shy daughter of Depry Graves, faces a manipulative race for Horace La Salle as her sister Helen Gordon schemes to win him. Helen targets Millicent’s betrothal to secure the rich Borave heirloom, while Millicent’s mother secretly aids the plan amid village gossip and courtship intrigue.
Selected receipts describe making rhubarb jam by cooking rhubarb with sugar lemon rind and water until thick. A pineapple addition is advised to enhance flavor, with equal weights of pineapple and rhubarb and sugar, and the lemon peel omitted when pineapple is used.
John Ulrich, a pioneer of Caledonia, recently died in San Diego. He long left Caledonia for the Pike's Peak region. Trempealeau County reports winter wheat nearing harvest with promising yields around fortive bushels per nere.
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