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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1903

Page

6

INCIDENTS OF THE PAST A Terrible Accident in Early City Days

A boiler explosion at Brean the Stage factory at 9:15 injures and kills several workers. Bert Weeks, 13, was killed. James Renn fatally burned. John Hessinger severely scarred. The blast wrecked the engine room. questions of fault arise between defective boiler, pump timing, or engineer incompetence. The piece urges accident insurance and cautions workers to obtain policies.

Brean Bert Weeks James Renn Hartford John Hessinger James Christensen Robert Farrell Maurer J. R. Reily

France in review at Deming’s hall closing social evening

Mrs Myrtle praised the last three French presidents before Loubat and lauded Carnot’s life while noting Perler’s modesty for emulation. Felix Faure’s short, transformative term, Boulanger’s era, Panama Canal scandal, and the Dreyfus affair were discussed, with Sexton’s oration framing Dreyfus as innocent. The event, May 18, at Deming’s hall, marked by a civic, educated audience.

Waa Myrtle France Loubat Carnot Casimir Perler Felix Faure United States Boulanger P.J. Kraus General Boulanger Panama Canal McDonald Dreyfus W. A. Sexton Dreyfusard Bame Zola Picard Henry Esterhazy Alfred Dreyfus Brotherhood of Man and Justice Deming Marcie d Tiffault

Express Companies Liable For Shipments

The Minnesota Supreme Court rules express companies liable for game shipments confiscated by state wardens. In a suit to recover value of birds, the court sustains the shipper’s verdict, signaling stricter checks on seasonal game transport and impacting freight and express shipments. Isle Royale health ad promotes cabin bookings with Norwaylike scenery and Isle Royale ecology, urging advance reservations and noting Wisconsin Central Railway access for low tourist rates.

St. Pau Supreme Court of Minnesota Express Companies Supreme Court Wisconsin Wausau Isle Royale Asthama Norway Rock Harbor Gem Island Lake Superior Wisconsin Central Railway Jas. C. Poxp Milwaukee Wis

DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted at Kamps Drug

From 2 Cat Scratch to severe burns and boils, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is advertised as a quick cure. The ad urges buyers to select DeWitt's for healing without scarring and notes its use for piles, sold at Kamps' Drug Store.

DeWitt Kamps’ Drug Store

Postoffice Hours and Local Jewelers Ad

Postoffice tours weekdays 8 am to 8 pm Sundays 11 25 to 12 15 hours. Holidays office closes 10 30 am. Money order office closes 6 pm. Ioan F Core Postmaster. For fine jewelry watches and rings at reasonable prices call Frank L Zweck the up to date jeweler. Watch and clock repairing a specialty.

Ioan F. Core Frank L Zweck

Settling Down in Boston Household Tale

Mary Ann, a healthy native of Prince Edward Island, spent fifteen years in charge of a Boston family’s city house each summer and domestic affairs year round. At fifteen autumns of reign she planned to marry within a month, marrying a traveling agent for a stove lifter and gas burner who will take her on his travels.

Mary Ann Prince Edward Instand Boston City

Curious Newcastle customs gift judges daggers with coins

A Newcastle on Tyne custom during judges visits features the mayor presenting each lord with two coins a Jacobus and a carolus to buy a dagger for defense on the Carlisle leg of border travel. The senior receives the larger dagger the junior the smaller, implying a doubling intention.

England Newcastleon-Tyne Onelreult Carlisle Jacobus Carolus

Affection of Sealz in Wild State Observed

An Oregon man finds a stranded young seal on a plank wharf and, after seven days in care, returns it to the sea. The creature shows repeated affection by whimpering at the wharf and seeking human companionship, behaving much like a young dog.

Oregon

Riding the Goat origins in myth and mystery

The piece traces the phrase riding the goat to mythic roots in Egyptian mysteries where Capricornus the goat guarded secret knowledge. It notes the earthly contempt for the goat contrasted with its celestial power and links occult lore to modern initiation symbols, arguing the fault lies not with the goat.

Capricornus Goat Earth Celagor Igor

Chinese Royal Tea Cultivation Under Tight Court Guard

Article notes the Chinese ruler’s tea is grown in a walled garden to protect flavor. Harvesters must avoid fish to keep breath pure, bathe thrice daily, and wear protective plates while picking tea for the court.

China

What We Haven't Got We Want

A quirky tale about a long tailed kitten with a till he could catch at will, provoking envy among other kittens who pursue him yet claim Tam is happy. The story notes the cats lack human discernment and ponders desire and satisfaction.

Washington Custom Envelopes Sent by Senators at Session Start

United States senators begin every session by sending small envelopes containing their cards through the senate post office. This ancient custom dates back beyond living memory and even beyond official record, noted by National Magazine in a retrospective account.

Washington United States Senate Post Office National Magazine

Weekly Crop Bulletin Summary for Week Ending Monday Mey th

The week saw winter wheat and rye in good to excellent condition despite cold weather. Spring grain seedings lag due to cold and wet conditions, with some early sowings failing to germinate necessitating reseedings in parts. Grass and pastures improved though stock remain fed. corn work largely halted by wet soil. Early potatoes planted but preparations lag. overall vegetation slightly behind typical progress but moisture abundant and rapid growth expected with warmer weather. For sale eighty acres near Fenwood, cheap if sold now. response via Times office. Also catalogue from Chicago North-Western Railway details reduced rates and sleeping car service for the Christian Endeavor meeting in Denver July 1–13. send 2-cent stamp to W B Kiniskern. Money to loan on good farm security, inquire George H Reynolds.

Chicago & North-Western Railway Colorado Christian Endeavor Denver W. B. Kiniskern Chicago

Had Touched the Limit Short Ifigured up the other day

A fragment from Chicago News notes a speaker fretting over debts nearing three thousand dollars. The excerpt presents a dialogue on finances and seeking a solution, hinting at personal strain and unresolved lending.

Chicago News

Youths Discuss Theater Trip Amid Odd Debate

In a brief Life newspaper exchange two youths discuss whether to take their parents to a show. The first youth recalls a great tragedy while the second notes their parents are too old for such fare and opt for a farce comedy instead.

Take It Easy and Live Long German Proverb Pair

A German proverb links Take It Easy and Live Long as brothers. The saying suggests a relaxed approach to life leads to longevity. It reflects a common folk belief in health through ease and moderation.

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