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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
3
Fragmentary verse recalls vessels setting earth and sea apart and a whispered hope for return. The speaker longs for a day of love and beauty, even as ships may never come again.
In Whiteside a tense scene unfolds at a local hotel where a wealthy man's affairs collide with a purported wife and a younger lover. The trial centers on who is the lawful wife and whether the prisoner should face punishment, as emotions surge and a courtroom drama reveals loyalties and social codes in a pioneer town setting.
A fragmented description outlines a daily newspaper operation in Vienna with a large staff of editors and correspondents. It notes six daily editions circulated at kiosks from early morning, and a seven-teen export presses setup. The piece references conservative labels and broad readership from laborers to high officials.
Ted GuiLey, the slayer of Mrs. Appi Shums, was found guilty of murder in the first degree. The verdict followed a brief jury consultation and a motion for a new trial by his attorneys is unlikely to succeed. Massing money from the victim, GuiLey throttled the old woman in her hotel room and set fire to conceal the crime, in a case tied to his hotelkeeping.
Feb 21 report from Tondop states Adrian Hope, a leading Bank of Bogland depositor, was allowed to overdraw to 4200,000. The bank soon tallied losses and Hope faced a settlement of 159,000 after earlier 450,000 claim. The incident highlights risks of speculative deposits and creditor protection.
Two Swedish girls conduct a revival on the west side at Watsau. Their methods resemble those of the Salvation Army and they are said to do much good among their countrymen.
In a moonlit pursuit, M. le Vicomte and Pompey evade pursuers on a forest road. A lone pedlar distracts them, then a chase resumes as they dodge mounted foes and hide in a ditch to escape a pursuing troop.
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