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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1896
Page
10
The Marshfield Times notes a fresh quarantine as diphtheria fears spike in Rio. It cites scattered reports from Washington and New York on public health, politics, and notable events, including legislative moves, court cases, and notable deaths. The scrambled items reflect a busy national scene with varied incidents from coast to coast.
Foreign affairs report notes China plans a domestic postal service. The executive council of Transvaal hes released the return committee Scudera with a £25,000 fine. Col Francis W Rhodes, Ceci Rhodes’ brother, was escorted to the South African border by Boer officials. Dr Jameson and other Transvaal leaders face trial in London under heavy guard. Indications arise from Rio Janeiro.
Reports describe the monarchist push to enthrone Countess Eu in Brazil, while Emperor William chairs a Naval Architects meeting in Berlin. Havana tightens defences after dynamite blasts and water mains damage. News notes include Japanese mutiny, Franco-Polish clashes, Kruger’s moves, and innovations in auto-car design in Philadelphia.
Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army, recently arrested in New York for wearing a ridiculous disguise during a slumming tour, appears to reuse his old self advertising tactics. In New York he was guided by Steve Brofilis, a Bowery figure known for bridge jumping and saloon keeping, while TDa Marks, a two year old child of Mr. Gad Meg EB Marks of Suamico, faced a grim fate at the river.
Madison Wis June 18 1896 attorney general Mylrea refuses to move for leave to sue over legislative apportionment law Kruszka petitions the supreme court to test constitutionality Burr W Jones will argue that the attorney general declined to act and that the court should decide if the law is constitutional before the fall election the attorney general’s reply cites prior rulings and confirms his stance but notes the petition remains to proceed if needed
A historical note argues the Greater New York bill would expand the city to cover around 690 square miles including parts of Westchester and nearby New Jersey. If realized, the metropolis could exceed London’s population and area, though New York proper remains larger than London proper.
The excerpt outlines a sprawling view of London and its environs, noting a radius of fifteen miles from Charing Cross and a population claim of 4,211,000 within that territory. It contrasts with Greater New York, citing a 1892 population of 2,935,422 and an expected rise to over 3,100,000.
The League of American Wheelmen ends A and B classes and invites both amateurs and professionals to compete at the national championship in Louisville in August. The change aims to settle supremacy among top riders and add significance to the national meet.
Pittsburg sportsmen protest wholesale illegal fishing in the Allegheny and Ohio rivers. Reports claim thousands of pounds of high quality fish are caught and publicly offered for sale. Locals say violations are rampant and authorities seem unable to act, stirring broad public concern.
An English art lover long resident in Japan assembled a thousand teapots with unique patterns. The collection includes black white blue grey large small glazed crackle yellows browns reds and blacks. Items range from bird and animal shapes to Buddha lotus bud and eel forms. Materials include silver copper iron and silver gilt alloys. Overall value exceeds £1000.
An old article argues that many heart complaints stem from general bodily weakness and poor digestion or feeding. It urges brisk walking and full-body exercise to strengthen the heart, noting that lack of muscular use is a major health risk. It cites a boy injured when kicked in the head as a stark example of accident danger.
The narrator recalls visits to the Alhambra in memory and study, contrasting past guides and tours with a deeper, sunlit appreciation. He notes how the palace’s true beauty lies in its light and shade, not in catalogs or crowds, and reflects on how memory shapes understanding.
The Grandson of Ulysses S. Grant unveiled the equestrian statue gifted by the Union League Club to Brooklyn. The New York Journal notes the boy felt pride beyond family lineage as crowds cheered and bands played. He appeared good to look at with clean features and honest gray blue eyes.
A small girl and a boy receive a plate of strawberries of varying sizes. After a moment of silent thought the girl asks if the boy is greedy. He denies and says rot. She then declares that he must choose, prompting a sly exchange.
Prudent housewives are greatly interested in durable metal table knives made of silver nicke l and steel to be sturdy all the way through. The knives have the appearance of alloy and the added merit of durability.
Interest centers on the intercollegiate fueling championships to be held at Manhattan Beach track New York on May 27. The question remains whether the LA A will attempt to exclude ex class one men now amateurs prompting a possible argument before the U A W racing board for action.
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