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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1898

Page

16

Catnip At The Zoo Impresses Big Cats And Parrots

An article recounts how catnip, unknown to zoo animals in their native homes, elicited strong reactions from parrots Macaws and a range of big cats at Lincoln Park. Parrots erupted in noise and attempted to reach the plant, while African leopard Billy and lion Major reacted with vigorous appetite and unusual behavior. The cheetah-like tiger and lioness likewise showed interest, with kittens playful and vocal.

Lingoin Park Billy Lilly

Three Hours of Courtship Ends in Quick Chicago Wedding

John Engel of Poquonock and Catherine Barckley of Glastonbury wed after a three hour courtship on New Year’s Eve. Engel, 54, a shoemaker and father of nineteen, married once before. Barckley, 36, had resumed her third husband’s name. They traveled four hours by electric car to Windsor to marry Rev. E C Tree at the Congregational church, then returned to Engel’s home for a brief honeymoon.

Chicago John Engel Poquonock Catherine Barckley Glastonbury Coan New Ywear Engel

Africans Return From European Humiliation Dark Social Exchange

A fragment reflects on a trip of two African women taken through German and Belgian scientific circles. They are shown as curiosities, guarded and questioned by inquisitive researchers, fearing poisoning and forced to endure endless demonstrations before eventually returning to Africa. The tone critiques colonial attitudes and the dehumanizing gaze of European science.

Women and War Time Woes in Atchison Humor Column

A satirical look at women balancing career and marriage during wartime. It pokes fun at female ambitions, courting habits, and social expectations, noting a North Atchison woman running a company without Gov Leedy’s permission and other light jests about dresses, weddings, and rural life. The piece blends playful stereotypes with wartime sentiment and social commentary from Atchison.

Acquitted by the Crowd in Leadville Trial

Powers, once an engine wiper turned public official in Leadville, faced a capital horse stealing case involving a Missouri prisoner. A shouted intervention aimed at discharging the prisoner led Powers to rule the motion in favor of release, a decision cheered by the courtroom crowd and followed by celebratory gathering at John Shea's.

Powers Burnhim Denver Times Leadville Canon City Kennedy Hiw Court House Joplin Limove John Shea

Noted Young Ladies' Academy at Notre Dame Opens Sept

An advertisement lauds St Mary's Academy Notre Dame Indiana for its eighty seventh session opening September. It highlights moral physical and intellectual education attracting pupils nationwide and from abroad with a scenic setting on the St Joseph River. Directors in Notre Dame P G Indiana provide particulars. Thomas W Maloney chosen governor by Democrats of Vermont. North Dakota Republicans nominate F B Faugher for governor and H F Spalding for congress. J B Cheadle named for congress by ninth Indiana district Democrats.

St Mary's Academy Notre Dame Indiana St. Joseph River Academy P. G Thomas W. Maloney Vermont North Dakota F. B. Faugher Congress J. B. Cheadle

Unclear OCR Summary of La Bourgogne Disaster Remembrance

A damaged text notes a memorial service in Paris for La Bourgogne victims. It mentions survivors from the wreck arriving in Paris and references names and places in a garbled way. The fragmentary report suggests a maritime disaster remembrance with limited readable details.

Pari la Bour- Bosne la Bourgogne Paris

New York City approves bond issue amid varied reactions

The New York municipal government approves a bond issue drawing mixed responses. Officials and residents discuss potential impacts on public services while debates continue over financing and long term costs. Local leaders emphasize accountability and transparency in the process.

Ribbons or Ties Amid Chandelier Discourse

In a quirky exchange Bangay notes many neckties dangling from a chandelier, sparked by a jest about riding a wheel. The dialogue shifts to weather and a playful hint about grandfather’s talk of stewed rabbit and summer’s end.

Henun

Fancher Leads Poortvertier Heads North Wakola GOP

Fancher runs for povertier seat in North Wakola with Velat as key ally. Local Republicans rally, citing party unity and future victories.

YB. Fancher Povertier Heads Wakola Velat

Out of Tune Nerves and Faulty Instruments

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a music instrument in disrepair causing discordant sounds. References to tuning, nerves, and reactions from players or audience appear, though many words are garbled. The passage hints at a chaotic scene with strained performers and problematic gear. It reads like a stray poem or diary fragment rather than a clear event report.

The Pigmies of aprica inDr Stuhlmann collects two girls

Four years ago Dr. Stuhlmann, famed African explorer, brought to Germany two dwarf young women about seventeen or twenty from forests northwest of Victoria Nyanza captured by Arab raiders. A 25 year old four and a half foot man with them died soon after arrival. He spoke little Suaheli and none of his own language. The girls were returned to Africans for months to survive a German winter. Only sixteen words of their tongue were learned. The tale suggests the narrator views such people as of low culture.

Suitnlmann Germany Victoria Nyanza Or. Stuhlmann Hurone

Russia Takes Reprisals Over Untethered Trade Treaty

Report indicates Russia has begun reprisals against Germany for failing to honor the terms of a commercial treaty. The action underscores escalating tensions in postwar economic relations and may impact bilateral commerce and diplomatic exchanges between the two nations.

Russia Germany

Coughing Leads to Consumption in Early Notice

An unusual fragment suggests medical advice for coughs and consumption with references to Kemp and a remedy. The text también mentions a Sunderland England fire with losses estimated over 2000 dollars.

Kemp Sunderland England

Wheat price and seed catalog note from Wisconsin listing

An item lists grain prices and cultivation tips including wheat at 40 cents a bushel and references farm seeds and postage costs. It mentions John Zerberd Co of La Crosse, Wisconsin and highlights a payment note for farm seeds. The second line reports the death of J. B. Rafferty, a prominent Waterloo businessman.

John Zerberd CO la Crosae Wis CND

Women Find Comfort In Lydia Pinkham Remedy

Serene comfort in old age is rare for many women due to health troubles. Mrs. Pinkham has helped numerous women through advice and Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A testimonial from Mrs. J12 Orms describes relief from headaches, dizziness, hot flashes, and nerve issues after using the remedies. The article notes Mrs. Pinkham’s long experience and her ongoing care of correspondence with sick women.

Pinkhow Lytia B. Pinkham Dera J.12 Orms Horner St Johnstown Mig Piax Jean

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