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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1895
Page
2
A garbled Wisconsin and New York telegrams column reports diverse items from Marshfield to Watertown and Brooklyn. It mentions legal decisions, thefts and arsons, bank assessments, a silver jubilee, ship incidents, and political mentions, with scattered names and places like Cape Town and New York characters. The mix reads like a narrow, fractured wire service update across states, courts, and society events.
Fragmented foreign and domestic items describe renewed tension over Turkish policy, Russia Denmark talks, Mexican bonds, and unrest in Coeur d’Alene. Reports mention missionary attacks in West China, vandalism in London, and ambassadors demanding actions from the sultan while noting commercial and political shifts across nations.
A chaotic rehearsal of Beethoven’s Ninth under Bulow drew an excited crowd and offended conductors. Anxious to end the interruption, Bulow halted the session and sent the audience away. The event left the tenor and orchestra rattled as the conductor signaled a formal end amid tense, fragmented applause.
Petition filed in June in Chicago for the sale of a whisky trust plant at 18.8 million under receivership. Committee plans a court order to sell quickly to buyers, with proceeds divided among 47,067 shares. Receivers to have power to sue on related claims as assets exceed liabilities. hearing set for next week amid opposing interests.
Fragmented OCR reads as a rough scene from a mud cabin in Tennessee describing a smoky hearth, cramped rooms, and crowded family life. It notes shelves, a stove, animals nearby, and the constant effort to care for children while adults work to sustain the household.
The article discusses medical work by the Tapani mission in Osaka, noting past and recent activity and surgical cases. It mentions Wallace Baylor and the Ameiva board of foreign tie, and references wartime impacts on services and patient visits. The text cites various cases, including heart disease and appendicitis, with limited clear details due to OCR quality.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses diagnosis of Bright's disease and appendicitis, referencing medical practice, prevalence, and historical opinions. It touches on patient care in different regions, missionary and work-week contexts, and the debate over surgical treatment and lifetime costs.
A fragmented fashion notice discusses dressmaking details from a past era. It describes a Jersey garment with a waist belt, yoke, and decorative sleeves. The text highlights fabric choices, trims, and the overall fit, noting a delicate balance between elegance and practicality in home sewing.
A fragmented note advises stair climbing with even weight distribution across the feet. It warns against springing and stresses slow deliberate steps, aligning muscles to avoid strain. The writer critiques shaky, unbalanced motion and questions the mover’s understanding of body mechanics.
Attorney General Molloyer and actor Myuit and Browse file in Chicago seeking an injunction against the Chicago Racing Association to stop gambling on its premises. They allege the club runs a common gambling house beyond its corporate privileges. The move comes as efforts to legalize betting fade and Hawthorne figures face unsettled futures amid community concern.
Fragmentary text argues against a single civilized transplant origin for South American traditions. It references Monroe Doctrine themes and American studies, noting Mississippian mound notions as Indian works and questioning parallels with New Mexico and Arizona civilizations. The piece remains unclear but centers on origin of mound builders and cross continental links.
The article describes an old home method to preserve eggs by water and lime or salt mixtures. It outlines steps to coat eggs, create a protective liquid, and suspend eggs under water with weights to keep them fresh for up to 150 dozen eggs, claiming a practical shelf life without refrigeration.
A fragmented account describes a man dying in the street and officials examining a corpse for tax and shelter. The text weaves in unfamiliar references to Chinese history and philosophy, mentioning emperor Chia Ch'in and Confucian ideas, with musings on public perception and moral issues.
A clipped paragraph from Pearson’s Weekly recounts a muddled scene with Miss Inland and marines, featuring dialogue about government use of soldiers and a wishful, puzzling exchange. Raebert McGallin sails from New York for Queenstown at age 22 amid speculation and a becoming legend of early daring.
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