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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1901

Page

8

Wisconsin crop report notes delayed June planting and poor corn prospects

The Wisconsin crop report by John M. True cites cool weather and late frosts delaying June crops by about two weeks. Moisture is sufficient in places, but wet conditions and May rains with hail damaged fields. Corn planting is late and yellow, with variable stands. tobacco and clover show mixed results. hay likely below average. weather through July will shape final yields.

Wisconsin John M. True State Board of Agriculture True Real la Fayette Green Iowa Dane and Roel Drouth

Synod Revisits United States Navy Social Evil Report

Pittsburg hosts a session of the Reformed Presbyterian synod where a special committee report on U S navy regulation failures is presented. The panel focuses on the social evil in Hawaii and the Philippines, alleging it is legalized by military rules and urging removal. Syracuse selected as next venue.

Pittsburg Vune Reformed Presbyterian Synod United States Hawaii Philippines Syracuse

Fire strikes building inside Forbidden City gate

Lightning yesterday struck a building inside the gate of the forbidden city in Pekin. American and Japanese guards battled to stop the fire as a heavy rain began to fall.

Forbidden City Pekin

Fire Devastates Forbidden City Library and Buildings

A blaze destroyed three structures within the Forbidden City complex. The library, housing numerous manuscripts and valuable dynastic rewards, burned extensively. Fire crews battled the flames as historians note significant cultural losses.

Forbidden City

Odd Fellows Elect Officers in Wisconsin Convention

A. F. Brandt of Sparta named grand master as Odd Fellows meet in La Crosse to elect officers for next year. Cow grand master is J F Brandt of Sparta. New officers include Deputy grand master Samuel J Shafer Colby grand warden T L Stewart West Superior grand secretary Richard Hoe Milwaukee grand treasurer David Adler Milwaukee grand chaplain Charles Barker Milwaukee representative J S Woodworth Wayauwga trustees three years David Turner Milwaukee home directors Green Bay three years W Watson Fond du Lac James A Fehters Janesville Mrs Mary J Nelson All offices advance except grand chaplain unchanged from McNees of Richmond Center.

A. F. Brandt Sparta Milwaukee Wis la Crosse Tle F. Brandt Samuel J Shafer Colby Stewart West Superior Grand Secritary Richard Hoe David Adler Miwaukee Charles Barker Sovereign Grand Lodge J. S. Woodworth Wayauwoga David Turner Odd Fellows Green Bay W. Watson Fond du Lacy James A. Fethyers Janesville Mary J. Nelson Barker J. H. McNees Richmond Center

Annual convention of women’s clubs meets in Portage

About sixty delegates from Dodge, Rane, Columbia and other counties attend the second district Wear an's clubs session at the First Presbyterian church in Portage. A. J. Turner spoke on local points of interest and Prof Reuben G Tawalkes of Madison lectured on the Fox and Wisconsin waterways. A paper on Physical Culture by Mrs. Hobomb Ta Follette is promised for today.

Portage Wis Dodge Rane Columbia Defferxon Wearan's First Presbyterian Church A. J. Turner Reuben Tawaltes Madison The Wisconsin Hobomb Ta Follette

State institutions May expenses totaled 10057.18 at Northern hospital

The state board reports May expenditures across institutions led by Northern hospital with 10057.18 dollars. The Home for the Feeble Minded follows at 10213.1. Other figures include Mendota State Hospital 39772.70 Delavan School for the deaf 16825.58 Janesville School for the Blind 3804.99 Waukesha Industrial School 5076. bb Waupun State Prison 6684.04 Sparta State Public School 5098.3.

State Board of Conttrol State Hospital For Insane Mendota School For the Deaf Delavan School For the Bind Janesville Industrial Waukesha Waupun Sparta

Canada Disappoints Officials on Census Projections

Ottawa signals a cautious outlook as official census returns show fewer than 5.5 million Canadians instead of the projected 6 million plus. The shortfall is linked to declining birth rates, especially in Ontario, and ongoing emigration to the United States.

Ottawa Ontario United States

Justice Brewer Married in Wisconsin

Associate Supreme Court justice David J. Brewer wed Emma Miner Mott of Washington, D C., yesterday afternoon in Boslington Wisconsin. The ceremony at Mrs J L Hall’s home was performed by Rev G Atkins of the First Congregational Church with only family members present.

Boslington David J. Brewer United Sates Supreme Court Emma Miner Mott Washington, D. C G. Atkins First Congregational J. L. Hall

Rothesay Regatta Sees Sybarita Win at 7 40 34

In Glasgow exhibition regatta yesterday the Sybarita finished first at 7 40 34 with Shamrouk I trailing far astern. The former challenger, handicapped, becalmed on the second round as others passed her. The 50 mile quadrangular course yielded a clear victory.

Rothesay Wirth Viyde June Se Glasgow Sybarita Shamrouk I

Back to Old Love in Oshkosh Wisconsin

Joet Joseph Suborsky known as the Folander with two wives was released from custody after agreeing to return to his first wife who came from Russie seeking him. The second wife will surrender and has sent his personal effects. Mr and Mrs Suhorsky will move to Chicago where relatives live.

Oshkosh Wis. Joet Joseph Suborsky Russie Suhorsky Chicago

Gothenburg System Debate in Sweden and Norway Evidence

A student thesis analyzes the Gothenburg system and its effects from 1866 to 1898, noting declines in per capita alcohol use in Sweden and Norway while flagging rising overall drunkenness and alcohol access. It argues for extending state control to curtail saloon influence and improve temperance outcomes amid secular growth and tourism pressures.

Gothenburg George Thompson Moscow Iowa County Wisconsin Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters My. Thompson University Phomson im _ Gothenourg Sweden Norway Bergen Christiane Easug Beaunavia Stockholm Upsala Samlags Geta

Reformed Presbyterian Synod Rejects Eight-Hour Day Prayer

The Reformed Presbyterian synod of America refused to grant the Chicago Federation of Labor’s request for an eight hour workday. The adopted resolution condemns secret labor unions and says Sabbath meetings are destructive to spiritual life while expressing sympathy for laborers seeking better conditions.

Pittsburg Reformed Presbyterian Synod of America Federation of Labor Unions of Chicago

Fortune for an Indian heir in Nebraska ranch fortune found

White Boy, missing from La Crosse days ago and feared dead, reappears in Nebraska as heir to a large ranch once owned by his late parents who received the property from the government years ago. The estate is valued in the thousands.

la Crosse Wis Nebraska

Mrs McKinley Shows Small Gain as Condition Rests

In Washington on June 6 Dr. Rixey said Mrs. McKinley is resting comfortably and gained a little last evening but there is no marked change. The president spends much of his time at his wife’s bedside in decisive moments of concern.

Mire M’kinley Washington

Tilman Withdraws Resignation After Senator’s Warning

In Washington, D. C., Governor McSweeney informed Senator Tilman that if he still wished to resign unconditionally he would face the authority of the people. Tilman withdrew his resignation following the message.

Columbia D. C Jugefi McSweeney Tilman Tillman

State Court Lacks Jurisdiction Over Indian Reservations

A long fragment argues that states have no jurisdiction in criminal or civil matters within Indian wards. It cites Judge Bunn and Wisconsin cases, asserting federal authority and the Supreme Court’s stance on tribal sovereignty limits. The text references Levee taxes and legal provisions affecting enforcement.

Bunn Hutton On

Fragmented OCR reveals a dense, disjointed public case narrative

The readable text presents a sprawling, garbled account touching on legal jurisdiction, court procedures, and references to a wide array of named places and entities. It hints at an appeal path to the United States Supreme Court, centering on a criminal or civil matter with state and federal intersections.

Couldn't Wait For Wedding Ends in Tragic Double Attempt

North Vernon Indiana in June John Neely a prosperous young farmer shot himself on his sweetheart's doorstep after she refused to marry him. He bled as early as he wished. When the woman found her lover HymEe she attempted to shoot herself but was deterred by friends.

North Vernon Ind John Neely HymEe

Volodyovski Wins Derby In Record Time At London

Whitney's brown Volodyovski ridden by L Reif captured the derby in a record 2 minutes 40.45 seconds. The Duke of Portland's bay William the Third by St Simon Grayit finished second, with Douglas Baird's chestnut Veroneae, Donovan Malze, in third place.

Whitney London William C. Waltney Volodyovski L. Reif Florizel H-La Reine Duke of Portland William the St. Simon Grayit Douglas Baird Veroneae Donovan Malze

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