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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1892
Page
2
The Marshfield Times presents limited readable text featuring J W DeGnoor and Borman and Poauister in Marshfield. Details are unclear, with fragmented wording and place name MARSHFIELD indicated.
A miscellany of news notes covers China trade figures, a Chinese note in circulation, a French reporting device, Cantweron’s poetry, England’s charitable giving, Mars alignment predictions, a large Philadelphia wood sculpture, Amsterdam art exhibitions schedules, and awards to scholars and artists. It mentions Texas reconsidering participation in a world fair, American capitol costs, Philadelphia city hall clock, a naval training institution, and remarks on Whitelaw Reid and other political and cultural figures.
A jumble of late 19th century notices reports builders in Dubugne fows and Cripple Creek, smallpox quarantines, deaths of Rose Txnue Coox and Exiowr, political appointments and nominations, butter prices, divorces, and a lynching near Jacksonville. The scattered items reference officials like Hanwrry and Roosevelt, crop notes from Manitoba, and a capacity of financial scandals and indictments across multiple states.
A chaotic London telegram reports Jonx Mavazazs and Thomig Cook dead, Ravaenas executed, five conspirators condemned, and Salisbury pressing to cling to power. Warnings of storms and floods hit Britain while Morocco and Simla dispatch updates on Afghan trouble and Hazara resistance amid parliament debates.
A series of brief, fragmented items recount alleged crimes and incidents across cities and countries. Topics include failed eurciile with morphine, non-support charges in Minneapolis, forger deaths in Paris, a Pacific Express conductor shooting, a man’s self cause death in Logansport, accusations of inquisition methods, a Mexican judge accused of burning victims, a Montgomery police sergeant involved in a shooting at Ganby Bridge, and a break-in at Bar Harbor with silver thefts.
A series of deadly and damaging incidents across several states includes a man killed in Perry Township, a Califtampa freight wreck death near Bakerfold, Rowe drowned near Gray Tit, and a mine fire injuring workers at Ellangowa Pa. A fire on Manin street damages the business district between the American House and Third Street. The cotton factory at Galesburg, Alabama area sustained further damage. Prossor and a skiff drowning occurred on Rock River near Dizon Illinois. A Beffalo river fatality in Minnesota from a drive-by shooting. Two St Louis individuals fatally injured in a bogey mishap. A New York incident sees a man and daughter asphyxiated in their home. Warner family in England faces tragedy with a terminal illness of a daughter.
Grover Cleveland and Adini Stevenson were formally nominated this evening in Madison Square Garden following a formal process. Speaker Wilson addressed Cleveland while S V White of California spoke for Stevenson, with Mrs. Gluyrtand present and receiving an ovation as twenty thousand people witnessed the event.
An advertisement touts Hosterter’s Stomach Brew as a universal cure for dyspepsia and related stomach issues. It claims relief from heartburn, bloating, irregular bowels, and general indigestion, noting wide benefits for various ages and conditions. It mentions a calm white squirrel scene at Yellow Springs, Ohio as part of the copy.
July 22 1892 Pittsburgh news details a staged assassination attempt on Carnegie Steel chairman Henry Clay Frick by Alexander Berkman a Russian Jew from New York. A gunfight in Frick's office left Frick wounded but alive. Berkman tackled and seized after firing and stabbing. Berkman claimed anarchist motives and described himself as a cigar maker from New York awaiting trial.
A July session summary shows the Senate debating arbitration in strike cases and passing the science appropriation, with the anti option bill discussed. the House considered the world’s fair appropriation, close the fair on Sunday, and defeated liquor-related amendments. Additional actions included Indian citizenship discussion, New Mexico statehood advancement, wage law inquiry, reciprocal Canada relations, and various nominations and defense appropriation items.
An OCR fragment describes a widow or woman reacting to a supposed haunting or return of a deceased man as a yellow dog appears at the door. The scene blends superstition with a eerie domestic moment as the dog enters, licks the woman, and she contemplates accepting the strange visitation before ordering the animal away.
A fragmentary quip from New York Weekly about marriage and bachelorhood followed by a dated note on U S timber trade. The text contrasts domestic jokes with a 1891 forest products statistic from Pillabyrg Chronicle Telegraph.
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