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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1893

Page

6

Duke of Veriaton and Spanish bullfighting spectacle near Mudrit

A report describes fierce bullfights near Mudrit featuring the Duke of Veriaton, his Spanish noble audience, and American visitors. It details the castle residence, the bulls bred for shows, and the cultural clash as Spaniards and Americans observe the spectacle with fascination and controversy.

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Spider pets and silk trade tale from a curious case

A Pennsylvania woman keeps a spider as a pet and describes its long life and web work. The narrative ties to a scientist from Michigan and notes the silk’s potential but argues spiders will consume each other, complicating any commercial exploitation.

Pennsylvania 7. Itive Bureau of Egnide Joey Beiea Anjay

Tas Power Story of Hon J Tannless In United States Court

Tas Power Tey Watterson recounts Hon J Tannless former Louisville lawyer who fled from Glasgow Kentucky to New York. He was long winded and could not stop speaking in court. Judge Ratliid called his brother Jants Trillied to argue that the man should be corralled. A dramatic scene ends with a note read aloud and the speaker finishing with a gesture before the jury.

Tey Watterson J. Tannless Lousville Glasgow York Ballard United States Court Ratliid Oslo Dick Ballyl Bamaer

Bible Societies Reach Vast Global Distribution

A historical report notes the American Bible Society printing and distributing many languages and dialects across Europe Asia Africa and the Americas. It highlights translations in Welsh Basque French German Turkish Mayan and Mohawk among others with efforts to reach remote regions including polar areas and Central Africa as missionaries tour.

Amariaam Bible Society Spain Rteong Gipert Islands Dortine Afrien West Africa Grebo Wear Afria Mpangron Dakota Delaware Briyum Foreign Bible Society Europe Asia Africa Australish Stinley Central Africa Polar

Bible societies of America distributed abroad over 230 million

Readable fragments indicate a claim that Bible societies of America have distributed more than 230 million items abroad over many years. The sentence lacks clear dates or names but centers on a large-scale religious publishing and distribution effort.

Bible Solieis America

Buying Ful A Bla RALMORD Railroads Purchasing Agent Exposed

A New York Central purchasing agent handles vast rail firm purchases, aiming for low prices. A reporter lists items from requisitions including lanterns, turpentine, envelopes, pens, and various hardware, noting the scale of the procurement and the secretarial discounts.

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Unreadable OCR Summary of a Constitution Discussion

The readable text offers fragmented phrases about constitution and stamina with references to practice and daring. It lacks clear persons places organizations dates or events to form a coherent news item.

Tomato cultivation method argues for trellis and staking practice

The Ohio Experiment Station reports that pruning and staking can advance ripening and size of tomato plants. It recommends sowing in hotbeds or seed boxes, transplanting in beds or four inch boxes, and using trellises with two wires and stakes to support plants. The system aims to yield larger fruit earlier and reduce crowding compared to ordinary ground growth.

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Advices on horse breeding and management for farms

The article discusses breeding and training horses for farm work, noting Swigert as a strong example and detailing how many foals to breed per year, the value of draft versus trotting sires, and the benefits of shared bulls for small farmers. It advises on economical feeding, sire selection, and keeping mares employed six months yearly to improve offspring traits.

Census Bulletin Amid Immigration Debate

A census bulletin compares native and foreign populations in prisons and the town. It lists figures by race and birthplace for white, black, and foreign born groups, including inmates and paupers, with a note that the data underscored calls for tighter immigration limits.

Prissues

American Archaeological Work in Grech Reveals Ancient Temple

American School of Archaeology teams at Haracum near Grech uncover the foundations of the Homeric temple M entioned as burned in 493 BC. Excavations under Jo Clairien Waldstein reveal polygonal pavement, debris with charred wood, bronze items, and Mycenaean proto-Corinthian pottery, indicating a significant ancient site discovery.

American School of Archaeology Haracum Lem Clairien Waldstein Wal Lordon

Oregon Youth Murdered Over Life Insurance Scam

The Tin Maurinde Tem in Wisconsin recalls a Portland area case. Will A Pinkerton investigated a life insurance plan insured for 310,000 for the benefit of a wife. the death followed a fall from a tree. Investigators found family poverty, possible coercion, and a motive to profit from the policy. The Oregon youth was lured to fake a perilous expedition and died, with police tying the event to the insured man seeking a fortune for his kin.

Chiragze Tribune Wisconsin Will A. Pinkerton Cnrions Oregon Rominus Leen Pinkerton Portland Alps

The Emperor’s Robe A Mystery Textile Exhibit

A fragmentary Washington Post clipping describes a liturgical robe with multi layered colors and elaborate embroidery. The piece is associated with an imperial or ceremonial context and hints at a collecting or display setting.

Antarctic whaling voyage to open new hunting grounds

Wright Browne Co ships the Gayhead from New Bedford to pursue Antarctic whaling over three years. The voyage traces St Helena, Grakants Jan, and Japanese waters, with a return to San Francisco around October 1504. The expedition aims to gauge northern whaling grounds and potential profitability amid doubts raised by earlier reports.

Ark Wright Browne San Bean America Wright, Browne & Co. J Gayhead New Bedford Antarctic St. Telena Grakant

Decline of Whaling Drives New Antarctic Venture

Rapidly diminishing whale stocks in Davis Strait, Splitbergen, and Okhotsk drive whalers to Belving Sea. Whale bone prices have collapsed from $0.00 per pound as supply declines over seven years. Antarctic waters remain poorly known, with a new expedition planned by an English and Scotch company to build three vessels from Dundee in search of a viable field.

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Parable of the Bellows and the Faithful Laborers

An old parable frames a mining inspector as he visits a furnace works, finding workers blowing to heat the blaze with tired vigor. The foreman offers no tools, prompting the inspector to question, then admonish through a sermon about stirring inner zeal to fuel genuine faith and effort.

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Webster Was No Tongue Starsty Visit

The Boston Globe reports on Daniel Webster visiting Charleston where his remarks drew notable attention. During a social gathering, several attendees consumed strong liquor, while Webster declined wine and asked for water. The scene reflects the era's social protocols surrounding a prominent statesman.

Whisky Tasting Tale With Leather-Tacked Cask

A humorous anecdote recounts Senators Blackburn and Beck evaluating whisky before shipping to a connoisseur. They sample, remark on iron notes and leather hints, until a carpet tack in the cask bottom explains the odd taste. The dealer learns the truth after careful testing.

Blackburn Kentucky Beck Simon Tvo Becky Ardelego Harpers Magazine

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