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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
3
A damaged excerpt presents archaic devotional lines praising trust in love and sacred spaces. Despite garbled wording, it references pipe organs, aisles, pillars, psalms, and enduring faith amid storm and time, concluding with a personal attribution to Ichannes H. Wisdy.
In a tropical bungalow two men discuss a land deal as gold is rumored nearby. Rosie, a sought after heiress, faces pressure to marry rich. A neighbor warns the estate owner of a gold reef news, while a financier plots to control a fortune and secure Rosie’s hand.
Monterey correspondent reports a 40 foot basking shark hauled from nets off Monterey Bay. The giant, weighing as a prize specimen, drew praise for size and whale-like form. It is valued at $400 to $600 as a scientific specimen.
An excerpt shows Hogi debating with Rosie about Phil and Reggae, describing him as impulsive and city-naive. The scene features affectionate insults, a wish for happiness, and a casual exchange about tea or coffee as characters speak in quirky, fluent banter.
Daphs beauty pillows draw crowds at the German Methods camp meeting in Watertown. Women construct pillows from lace and finery, some using baby pillows and dried garden leaves for charm. Wives, daughters, and a growing list of Daphnes craft ornate pillows to soothe sleep and enhance allure.
A cascade of editorials treats the sugar schedule as a central graft in the administration. Watterson and Dana weigh in from Louisville and New York, condemning the sugar trust while defending party leaders and urging timely restraint. The debate spans tariff plans, monetary policy, and the party’s future.
Colorado Springs reports Gen. Tarsney, the abducted federal attorney, was badly tarred yet not seriously hurt. Physicians removed all tar from his body, though his face remains reddened and blistered from the application. A woman helped wash the tar from his face as the town recalls the odd incident.
President Marie Francois Sadi Carnot of France was stabbed by Cesare Giovani Santo while riding to a gala. The attack occurred at 8:05 and Carnot died early Monday morning despite intervention. The assassin was captured soon after and held by authorities as France reacts with shock.
An article explains how to construct and use outdoor slammocks or hammocks. It covers height placements for head and foot, rope ratios to allow body freedom, and the value of metal chains. It notes tree protections, cheap materials, and the use of hammocks as furniture indoors or on porches, even for invalids in winter.
The June 25 report from Columbus says the supreme court declared the cigarette tax law unconstitutional, striking down the measure. The ruling leaves the state with no enacted cigarette tax under the current decision.
The jury in the forgery case of Attorney General Hills of Michigan was unable to agree and was discharged. George C. Barnes of Lacon was nominated for congress by the Democratic party of the fourteenth district.
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