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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1899
Page
7
In a December storm a man named Bebe steals charred will fragments from a safe. He reads the notice bearing Sir Jasper Brandon’s last will and testament and glimpses a dark truth that shocks him as he questions what they concealed.
In Queen's Chase Lady Brandon announces Miss Dr Gyntha's wedding is indefinitely delayed amid a mystery of quarrel rumors. Kathrine confronts Veronica, reveals her planned marriage to Alton, and Veronica, gravely ill yet steadfast, contemplates Venice to escape the looming ceremony as Christmas draws near.
In a snowbound manor, Veronica Brandon confronts a web of birth, marriage, and a will kept secret by a late father. Marc Caryll reveals Sir Jasper Brandon’s hidden marriage to Veronica’s mother and the will naming Veronica as heiress. Veronical vows forgiveness and resolves to protect the truth, planning a return to France with Caryll as their wedding and future together.
Seen in shops a parade of hats in varter brown felt and silk bonnets for girls. Men wear scarfs of palka dotted satin and warp printed fabrics with wavy cross stripes. Misses and ladies showcase taffeta waists with tucked effects and refined petticoats in plaids and stripes. Velvet coats pair with cloth or silk skirts and accessories feature silver and jet spaggles for evening wear.
In Hot Springs Arkansas the bout between Australian Jimmy Ryan and Australian Billy McCarthy concluded after twelve rounds. Ryan won as the referee scored the fight in his favor. Six surprised men in the audience were called to take an oath to tell the truth during the hearing.
The piece discusses a proposed Dewey Medal by the Tiffany Company with a completed design showing Commodore Dewey's fleet and American youth. It contrasts heroic imagery and national purpose with a critique of wartime readiness and the public mood, citing dramatic scenes from battle and animal acts as moral commentary.
A Syracuse newspaper excerpt recalls a teacher’s jokey exam notes and a borrowed writer’s quips. The items include lines about the elementary canal, hygiene, evolution, and germs, presented as misheard or redacted student-friendly definitions and jokes.
A garbled historical note tells of a distant romance linking youth and war memory, mentioning Tyrol regions, a pledged bride, and one person promising to give up his country to stay with a beloved amid peril. The text is incomplete but centers on travel, duty, and enduring affection.
A fragmentary historical essay argues elephants are intelligent and trainable, contrasting human sympathy with colonial ivory trade cruelty. It cites African poaching, Belgian Congo threats, and a Hindoo hunter’s bond with an elephant, ending with a general’s note on wounded horses.
The piece recounts a peasant girl from Tyrol whose callé falls for a Prussian Junker Protestant, prompting parental opposition. The romance ends as the hero returns to his alma mater in Berlin, with images of Bismarck still seen in Uattenthal. The tale notes the noble widow of an Austrian landowner as the later figure.
A garbled collection of figures includes Bank of England notes, US divorces, French imperial claims, horsepower efficiency, and Mount Sangay’s eruption claim. The text combines dated economic, legal, colonial, and volcanic data, with several errors and nonsensical values.
A historical note outlines a homemade remedy labeled good for the grip with Phenacetine and Quinine sulfate. It prescribes creating 20 pills and taking one every hour for four hours, then one every two hours for three more doses.
The German foreign office requests the United States government to supersede or replace a justice named Chambers in Samow. The report notes diplomatic channels and questions the justification for the potential change in the judicial appointment.
Twenty-one persons were killed and a hundred injured in a road collision near Brussels. The report notes widespread disruption and emergency response, with authorities investigating the crash and its cause.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions postage in JOHN A, SALAH SERD COMEANY and a house of commons address to the queen adopted in reply to be signed from the Cirone. The readable content is sparse and uncertain about specifics.
Text rolls with garbled phrases and misordered words. It mentions waiting for Hod and a person named Al St tagobe Dil. A call about tists and Lomieryraw appears, with a vague reference to wine tomorrow and a forthcoming visit. The legible content suggests a casual schedule or notice amid damaged OCR.
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