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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1897

Page

6

Strong Men Tests and Points System Described for Collegiate Strength

A 1900s style report details the evolving intercollegiate strongman tests at Harvard Yale Princeton, outlining the manometer based expiratory test, back lift, grip strength, and body lifts. It notes Levering of Harvard and Chadwick of Yale as top contenders with scores around 1,000 points, explains scoring by weight and exercises, and cites Dr. Dudley A. Sargent’s system as the standard since 1879.

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Adventures of a letter travels across continents and back

A letter mailed in 1894 by Major W Hancock Clarke traveled from New York to South Africa and Europe, then London, returned to him in Jersey City, then via Bayonne to Detroit. The envelope, travel stained, bore many directions and puzzled observers at Taylor's Hotel and the New York Times notes.

Captain Clarke London United States Major Clarke Bayonne Taylors Hotel Jersey City Detroit Mich Frank Houghtaling New York Times

The Will of a Socialist and the Morris Estate

London readers examine William Morris’s will as a test of socialist theory. The document bequeaths £55,000 to wife and children, with the trustees to run Morris and Co. and possibly form a company, while restricting endowment for communal life. The piece argues socialism here preserves private property and limits communal funds, portraying Morris as a bon bourgeois rather than a radical.

London News Willian Morris Morris & Cons Kelmscoil House Morris & Co

Telegram exchange over incendiary accident in Georgia town

The Atlanta Constitution recalls a telegram from Atlanta to an interior Georgia town warning of an incendiary with a cryptic message. A reply questions the message, noting a man claiming to have burned a house but denying the name in the original telegram.

Atlanta Georgia Chenk Ett Tog Atlanta Constitution

Danger At The Resort Turns To Rescue

A fragmentary report describes a perilous moment as a prowling danger causes alarm among onlookers. A man cries out about a summer resort and commands quick action to save the women nearby. The scene ends with the crowd guiding the girls to safety.

Deiroft Pribuna

Cadet Color Line Barred From All Fun

Washlegion reports Secretary Long backs Randal Bundy, a Cincinnati colored boy, seeking admission to Annapolis Naval Academy. If he passes tests and meets requirements, influential figures may push to ease his path despite hazing. Bundy would join fourth class under two cadet officers, with rooming and discipline shaping his near future.

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Colored cadet at Annapolis faces deep navy ambivalence

Report outlines strong opposition to a colored cadet at the academy. It argues navy officers fear discipline and social friction if a Black officer graduates and serves. Details daily life and strict regimen, noting the boy may be forced to endure isolation, scrutiny, and hostile treatment, with little hope of full four-year stay.

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Fragmentary note on high officials guiding fair treatment

A garbled line references high officials who vow to ensure fair treatment in all matters under their control. The fragment implies oversight and protection but lacks concrete names or actions.

The Bicycle Stand for Hall Use

A hand carved wood bicycle stand designed to sit in hall spaces. It features two doors, a narrower upper portion for handles and gloves, a shelf for extras such as hats and scarves, and bright colored braids along seams. Covers protect wheels and clothing, ideal for small rooms or seaside use.

Ian Gummer

Quips and Quirks from Turbulent Times

A collage of jokes and wry exchanges from papers like the Cleveland Plain Dealer Detroit Free Press and London Tid Bits. It captions a mix of banter about wheels manners and social mores with brief interjections on charity patriotism and marriage.

Diplomats and officials return from New York to Washington

Vice President Hobart Secretary Sherman Postmaster General Gary Attorney General Melkenna Secretary Wilson British Ambassador Pauncetote French Ambassador Patelette and about 25 other diplomats, and the committees of the senate and house, returned yesterday from New York. President McKinley will return today.

Washington Hobart Sherman Gary Melkenna Wilson Pauncetote Patelette Senate House New York McKinley

San Francisco Cemetery Meet: Mausoleums Duel on Plan

In San Francisco a proposal to bisect the city’s main cemetery with a new sheet tomb has sparked strong opposition. The day’s notes describe the famed graves, vast mausoleums, and the diverse industries of mining and railroad that shaped the area.

San Francisco

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