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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1906

Page

4

Immortal J Nw The Wandering Lawyer of Fifty Years

Jacob Newman known as the immortal J Nw is freed from asylum after fifty years of wandering. He traveled across the United States on trains with scarce funds and claimed brilliance as a lawyer. His youth included language mastery and a rise to Cincinnati’s top bar before a literary illness ended his career.

Jacob Newman State Hospital of Tolédo Hoe Yorth Lyung J. Ko le Las Bees J, NW Ohio Cincinnati Elient J. N

Denver Cherrelyn Line Car Horse Spectacle Baffles City

A Denver street railway line the Cherrelyn Line features a decrepit car horse riding the rear platform. The horse appears to view the landscape as the car climbs and then descends the hill to town. The line is owned by Mrs George H Bomte of Denver who claims it is the world’s only gravity powered tram.

Gecat Denver Colorado Leeds Chereelyn Chevrelyn George H. Bomte California Yollins Steele

Has Studied Standard Oil Man Invents Blame in Tragedy

In South Orange a small boy, unnamed, is accused of knocking seven year old Loretta Smith unconscious with a snowball. A hired black boy for six cents attempted to assume blame for the incident, with Loretta more frightened than hurt.

Trusts South Orange Loretta Smith Columbia Public School

Playful Ties Spur Political Figures In Civic Notes

The passage notes that Mr. Bryan’s daughter writes plays Senator Tillman drafts a book and Congressman Lonz worth is tied to composing toplen songs. It hints at a hopeful view that by next November life may be appreciable.

Mr. Bryan Senator Tillman Lonzworth

Osage Indians Loot Treasury in Washington Raid

An Osage band allegedly looted the U S Treasury, totaling 53 dollars, with authorities permitting travel expenses for a trip from the reservation to Washington. The incident involved presenting funds to officials at the Treasury Building, while officials reportedly approved certain grants related to the journey and expenses.

Washington P. Deorlwart

Bostonian magician predicts chickens roost at 11

An eccentric Boston magician tells a tale from Teriva Lowell about a prophecy that chickens will roost at 11. George tests the joke and wakes to a sunless morning, witnessing the chickens going to roost as foretold, while the magician and others react with astonishment.

Tereiva Lowell Lowell George Trowell Leah

Woman named ship keeper at Sacketts Harbor Navy Yard

A widow, Drs Alvert H Metcalfe, takes charge of the Sacketts Harbor Navy Yard on Lake Ontario, becoming the first woman to hold the rank of ship keeper and earn 565 a year. The yard, established decades ago, shows the long history of the Metcalfe family as keepers and the Navy’s yearly salary records for the post.

Drs Alvert H. Metcalfe Navy Yard Sacketts Harbor N. C Lake Ontario St. Lawrence Albert H. Metcalfe Sacketts Harbor Navy Yard Sackatts Harbor Bureau of Yardy and Docks of the Navy Congress

Do Rats Have Souls Aboard Odd Light Rays Claim

A lecture cites Elmer Gates of Washington D C claiming high octave light rays cause living objects to cast no shadow until death, after which a rat supposedly becomes transparent and shadow vanishes, with observers noting related remarks about past events and chickens.

Psychotherapeutic Society Tr. Ward Elmer Gates Washington, D. C

Sure cure for seasickness claims tested aboard Hamburg America

Ship physician aboard the Hamburg America Line reports a simple electric vibration chair proved effective against seasickness during the last voyage. The device was demonstrated to ship officers with success, promising relief for passengers prostrated by ocean travel.

Uner Patriva

Automobile Skating Exemptions Verified In Paris

Alphinise Constantin, an Italian resident of Paris, has demonstrated new automobile skating devices. Each of the two four wheeled skates uses an air cooled 11/2 horsepower motor. A gasoline tank strapped to the skater’s waist powers ignition and throttle. A top speed near 31 miles per hour is claimed with throttle control in the left hand. The inventor asserts almost any hill can be climbed.

Paris Alphinise Constantin Se Ig Toxiiy wAddress Lorrimer Medical Institut Nordh Paes Roltimors

Reformed burglar recalls house raid and betrayal

A former burglar recounts a break in gone wrong after meeting a wealthy householder and her young husband. He describes entering the dining room, finding silver, and being forced at gunpoint to help open a wall safe. The husband later fires a shot, and the tale ends with the burglar’s fury at the double cross.

Postmasters of Olden Time in Early Gazette Plans

A fragment notes 1817 proposals for a daily newspaper printed at the seat of government. It says postmasters could collect subscriptions for the Gazette with 19 percent commission, forward papers to distant subscribers, and that a competent reporter would publish Congress proceedings and other intelligence. The article also quotes Walter Jones on journalistic duty and independence.

Aud Tricks & Weeks Bay Bays Washington United States Congress Walter-Jo Ve Uing

Revival of fault fad sparks trend in Prana textile

The article notes a renewed interest in fault related fashion in Prana. It mentions fine quality cotton fabrics found in Peru dating to Inca times and hints at rising production or prominence. It also references cigarettes largely manufactured in major U S cities including New York New Orleans and San Francisco.

Peru United States New York Rieumond New Orleans San Francisco

Death sermons spark gum-chewing quip in Senate room

Georgia Senator Clay recounts a preacher Sam Jones open air meeting last summer in his hometown on the topic death. Jones warned listeners to be prepared to die as he spoke. A spectator quipped asking why not chew cloves, prompting laughter.

Clay Georgia Senate Vlesk Sam Jones Ue Evangeliat Lacy

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