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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1906
Page
12
Harry Thaw, taken to a police court in a petrol wagon, arraigned for the murder of Stanford White. He was remanded to the coroner and committed to the Tombs without bail, as sensational details of a scandal involving a Floradora Girl emerge amid the case.
A man named Thaw fired three shots from behind a stage seat at a spectator, killing White as the audience rushed to help. Thaw was arrested by Frank Braden and taken to the elevator. Evelio Nesbit, his wife, declared support for him. A Wisconsin law requires drivers to stop for distressed horses and protect pedestrians when a vehicle passes slowly.
A paternal essay urges graduates to pursue honest work and constant effort to please employers. It stresses brains, ambition, and timeliness, warning against idleness and “killing time,” and urges timely promotion through reliable conduct. Also notes readers can have the Times mailed during summer absences.
Uncalled letters listed for Marshfield up to June 26 1906 include Butter Mr and Mrs Geo Fenters Frank Hartley Ralph Hassler Miss Ella LeDuc Louis Petry Mrs 5 F Quinlan May Skaff Mike Schmidt Robert F Toepfer George. Callers must say advertised. Also notices for St Vitus dance nerve tonic claims and Marshfield drug sales across Sexton Bros R J Strauss and A Mercer.
The McKinley Memorial Association of Canton Ohio appoints Francis H. Whitney of Milwaukee as Wisconsin agent for certificate distribution. Certificates held after the death of Trustee Henry C Payne are deposited with the Wisconsin Trust Company Milwaukee. eligible recipients must apply to Whitney at the Pabst Building office. Also notes piano tuning by Charles Kendall with orders at Mechler's jewelry store.
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