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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1893
Page
2
A sprawling report details a major jewel theft case tied to prominent figures, with arrests and court actions spanning multiple states. The piece chronicles a high profile political and legal aftermath, including mentions of city leaders and national figures amid the investigation.
A garbled report from Sheerness details the Royal Navy shifting ships from the Northamptum to Sheeran, converting prison hulks at Chatham into air racks, and preparing guns and crews for modern large vessels. The Thames-era depot at Sheerness closes areas while the Nore sees new ship movements and reassignments of armament and engines.
Mina AUneapelis Abbie Grysind Ada Palmer were arrested near Northwesterny Unit heading to Newomoni Wis. Palmer faces vagancy charges while the others face serious counts. Two 17 year old girls, both servants, claim they were induced to work in a hotel. The four will be examined in court today as the girls are kept as witnesses.
A Wisconsin Central freight wreck near Gray's Lake Wisconsin triggers a large oil blaze as ruptured tanks ignite and burn. Fire crews and farmers battle the flames while rescuers tend to injured workers including dispatcher W F Strack. Two tramps riding a crippled car escape with minor injuries as a second account details a midline wreck south of Gray's Lake.
The Luther Association convened across fifteen states from Nebraska to California with about 180 delegates and ministers attending the four year old body. The event, reported by a Chicago paper, highlighted unity among congregations, with varied regencies and a broad church involvement.
A meeting in Beloit Wisconsin on March 21 organized a new third regiment of the Wisconsin war organization. Officers elected include Colonel P. Crahen Beloit and Major T. G. Rodolt La Crosse. Transferred units include the Ta Crosse division from the second to the third battalion along with other divisions from La Crosse and Beaver Dam.
A May 24 Des Moines report discusses gaps between theory and real work in education and other fields, arguing for practical experience over mere schooling. It notes a federal jury verdict finding 12 A. Vim Anglebork guilty on three counts for using the mails to defraud with a bogus diploma. sentencing is set for tomorrow.
Frederick Walter of Philadelphia, a teas grinder known for his poverty-stricken appearance, died recently. He left stocks bonds and cash totaling 851,568 in value, and his estate includes substantial bank assets.
A fragment from the press congress recounts sessions with Mary Y4s-Woren and speakers like Mrs. A. G. Croly, Miss Anna Sanborn, and Mrs. Barbara Ne Galpin. Topics covered include editorial and department work, women in sports writing, and the rise of women as business managers in newspapers.
Pearit, W. reports in the Journal on May 24 that the paper outlines what it claims are the facts construing the alleged withdrawal of certain distilleries from the whisky fruit. The piece signals a detailed account of withdrawal actions and the parties involved.
A meeting of directors in progress involves Greenhut Beggs Hott Green Preibers Hennessy and Mortis amid sensational developments. A new factor comes via a Cleveland creditor Warren Corning and rental disputes tied to the company valuation and appraiser selection. The case centers on alleged rental arrears and potential impact on stockholders and control of the distillery.
Brussels dated report notes the international miners conference backing an eight hour day for mines with 994000 supporters in favor and 100100 miners opposing The vote showed overwhelming support for a general strike to press the eight hour goal The North England and Wales delegates split from the minority while French finances and a separate signature reproduction claim appear in the summary including a Virginia log length anecdote
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