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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1896

Page

4

Edison and Beagle Packs Highlight Maryland Hunting Traditions

A fragmented passage describes Thomas Edison and his wife Emily not leaving the lab for two weeks as she assisted in experiments at home. It then shifts to Maryland beagle packs, praising the sport, tracking, and hunting skill, noting disciplined packs that drive rabbits to a kill and the demanding care to keep hounds at peak.

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Murder confession and party at Beattie home

The report describes a confession attributed to Miss Allen admitting a murder of Montgomery Gibbs. It recalls Gibbs a young Bulltaln lawyer shot dead, with police notes of possible Canadian romantic links. The piece also covers a 43rd birthday celebration for James Beattie, a social gathering hosted by Mrs Beattie with male guests, a staged surprise, decorations, a late supper, cigars, and a gift from Rev. Tolio Bruno.

Sintde Alen Miss Allen Hov Buneratt Miss Alen Murdires Mlontgomery Gibbs Bulltaln Gibbs Limnett Lawger Taory W' Worniu I Wowan Niagra Falls Minnig Alten Robinsons Robinson James Beattie Beate James Totty Beatie Meg Beanie Tolio Bruno Mr. Beattie

Notice to the Public on Health Board and May Deadline

Residents and property owners are warned the Board of Health aims to clear promises by May 1. Those failing to comply by May 1 will face enforcement. A Needlework Display by Miss Nellie Powers of Oshkosh features Tremont House events May 6 and 4, with a showcase of silk goods and Bruneq Anisthone silks, inviting public inspection.

Board of Health Nellie BE. Powers Oshkosh Tremont House Mawerlml FiNiSie Brunexp

Mayor Williams Honored With Brass Band Welcome

A crowd gathered at Central on Monday to greet Mayor Williams returning from his election victory. A brass band played as the train slowed, but an awkward moment occurred when someone cut the mayor’s speech short. Williams apologized and stepped aside, learning the gala was for the One Hundredth anniversary of the order of Free and Accepted Masons. The visit underscored Williams relief that the honor belonged to the city’s brethren, not the office alone.

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High School Notes From The Local Parade Of Plans

High school students engage in varied activities from camera purchases by two boys to class English history preparations for a May final exam. Webster visits Room 2 for a writing exercise while plans for fieldwork, orations, and Archier Day exercises unfold. Seniors adopt lavender and white as colors and a Latin class nears completion of Warum see and Libec Tutlus studies.

Webster Misa Douglas

Drunken Indians Cause Stir In Wisconsin Central Town

Tommy Young and two other Indians, intoxicated after a westboundWisconsin Central stop, were jailed after resisting Marshal Gerwing. They wore driving shoes and carried liquor nips. A crowd of locals followed to the jail as the trio released next morning amid calls to identify and prosecute those selling whiskey to Indians.

Tommy Young Wisconsin Central Marshal Gerwing Yommy Young Imarshal

Resolutions Adopted by Fine ren Gang Nos List

The group expresses heartfelt sympathy for the family of Henry J. Hartel and honors his memory. It notes his dedication and neighborly kindness, extends condolences, and instructs that resolutions be recorded and shared in local papers.

We Ang Henry J. Hartel Laelenbor Heniy J. Bartets Amin Shas Stallets

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