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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1894
Page
4
Fragmented OCR outlines a state Republican convention with references to delegates, party officials, and procedural notes. The text names several individuals and locations in a murky account of the convention's activities, voting dynamics, and organizational remarks.
An 1804 county Republican convention in Grand Taynds, Wooul County, produced a heated debate over delegate selection and party policies. Prominent figures Cameron, Green, and several delegates from Abita and Chicago counties weighed in as the convention adjourned with plans for future reunification and a March meeting.
A garbled excerpt references an assassin and a trial context with scattered names and places. It mentions Jesus, June, riot, punishment, Chicago, Pere, and a suspect’s name in a cryptic historical fragment. The text remains unclear but hints at violent act and legal action.
An unclear report describes a stabbing or assault involving multiple names and places, mentioning a priest with a shank and a police or courtroom sequence. Details are garbled, but the piece centers on a Fatuliause attack, injuries, and subsequent investigation or proceedings.
A garbled notice recaps a bustle around a wheel drawing event as residents watch bets and trades unfold. Amid confusion, vendors and patrons react to the spectacle, while an unclear scene hints at prizes and exchanges tied to the wheel game.
Dr Price s Cream Baking Powder secures the world s faire medal honor in a notable exhibit. The award highlights the product s quality and market prestige among competing baking powders.
Dark sensational trial in Neillsville recounts Dan Allen’s second trial for the murder of Mrs Wright’s husband through arsenic poisoning. Mrs Wright testifies to their affair and Allen’s repeated schemes to poison her husband, describing attempted poisoning and her refusal, with Allen found guilty on the first trial and granted a new trial due to legal irregularities.
A garbled collection of ads and notices from Marshfield area businesses. Items include wallpaper at Sexton Bros and Holu, limited display at Hurn headquarters, a Lawrence Hubl painting listing, bakery contact at Guy Bakery, cheap wall paper sale pitches, and various ornate misprints. Also mentions furniture sales, a touring show at Stevens, and a post office letter search in Wisconsin.
Announce the Mingling Brothers World Greatest Shows plan a major tour this season. Rail connections and schedules are arranged for visitors to attend the grand exhibit featuring the largest living giraffe and a vast menagerie. The lineup includes Loaman the strong man and a celebrated hippodrome procession with wild beasts and music.
A sensational claim touts a miracle tobacco habit cure branded No-to-bae with the promise of a risk free trial via mail. The advertisement mentions a special train arrival and lists distributors in Milwaukee Chicago and Indianapolis along with Heary Born of Yok at Drug Store.
The text appears as garbled phrases with multiple name-like words and unclear events. It mentions a child and various altered names such as Qaetoria, Cestoria, and Caatoria, but no coherent action, date, or identifiable entities to confirm a factual news detail.
Wood County teachers and aspiring certificate candidates are urged to attend a Summer School led by Marshfield Principal F. E. Hamlin and Cen tralia Principal G. W. Paulus. Four weeks begin Monday in July at $1 per week. Courses cover first through third grade certificates and boarding assistance will be provided. Creditors and local officials promote the event.
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