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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1907

Page

4

Escaped Convict Jean Valjean Parallels in Missouri Tale

A long fragment from the Marshfield Times recounts William January, an escaped prisoner linked to a prior Oklahoma post office robbery, and Charles W. Anderson whose life story blends crime and redemption. The piece narrates January’s capture, Anderson’s arrest, and a wife's steadfast support amid the ensuing legal drama.

Kansas City Willam January Jean Valjean Missouri House of Representatives Roosevelt January C. W. Anderson Oklahoma William January Leavenworth Kaw Charlis W. Anderson Anderson

Sensational air trip ends with rough creek landing

Alan R. Hawley of Philadelphia and Arthur Athenholt of Philadelphia embarked from New York toward New York City but were driven by a hurricane force easterly wind near New Brunswick New Jersey. After drifiting toward Matawan they landed in a creek and escaped soaked but unharmed. Their 93 minute ascent and descent yielded wind speeds up to five miles per hour and a distance of about 60 miles in a direct line. They lost records during the watery landing.

New York Ely Alan R. Hawley Arthur Athenholt Jean Philadelphia New Brunswick N. J Atlantic Ocean Is ‘ Creek Matawan Thelright Trenton

Bull Rampage Delays Red Trolley Ride in Conshoocken

A bull attacked a red trolley car on the Ridge to Germantown pike branch near Harmonville to Plymouth Meeting. William Tamond tried to defend the Behtylkill Valley Traction property, nearly paying with his life as the animal leaped onto the platform, knocked the conductor down, and wedged in the passage as Diamond crawled aboard. The driver freed the bull with difficulty.

Bull Conshoocken Ridge Germantown Pike Harmonville Plymouth Meeting William Tnamond Behaylkill Valley Traction Company Tamond Diamond

Sweet Potato Buns And Other Dishes From Universal Currants

Colonial era style recipes present Sweet Potato Buns made with mashed potatoes cream flour and baking powder baked twenty minutes. Also described Home Made Tomato Sauce Follows method for tomatoes onion and cloves, then Cinnamon Cake with butter sugar cinnamon and flour. Fig Pudding and Chicken Salad in Jelly offered with detailed steps on molding and serving.

Lima Bean Puree From Old Time Cookery Notes

Lima beans soaked overnight then boiled until tender. Drain, simmer with water as needed, and salt. Press through a puree sieve, add butter hot cream and salt. Onion julies and chopped parsley with paprika may be added. Beat until light and serve very hot.

Frothed Chocolate for Ten or a Dozen Cups

Heat two aquneter rank in a double boiler to avoid scorching. Melt four squares chocolate with four tablespoons sugar and hot water or milk, then add salt. When smooth, stir in hot milk gradually, whip lightly, and flavor with cinnamon or vanilla. Place a spoonful of whipped cream in each cup, pour hot chocolate over, and serve hot.

Salad Dressing Without Oil Recipe Card

A simple oil free dressing uses two eggs plus one tablespoon mustard one half teaspoon salt one tablespoon sugar melted butter the size of an egg and three tablespoons vinegar Beat eggs then mix in mustard salt and sugar beat well add melted butter and vinegar set over simmering water stirring until thick and smooth fold in whipped cream just before serving

How to Clean Swans Down in Warm Soap Lather

Start with a warm soap lather and gently squeeze the swans down until clean. Rinse in fresh warm water with a touch of bine. Then wring out the water and hang the swans down in the air to dry.

Damages Award Upheld In Apple River Pole Case

In St. Croix county the Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a verdict against the Apple River Power Company over a false arrest claim by Julia King of Somerset. King sued for 5000 dollars, charged with cutting a company pole. evidence showed her son acted, King was discharged, and a jury verdict awarded 1003 dollars. The high court affirmed.

New Michmond St. Croix County Supreme Copit al Somerset Nes. King Helms Supreme Court

Massive tobacco trade centers near Edgerton

Estimates show 5,000,000 to 6,000,000 pounds of leaf and 18,000 cases of wrappers packed by local warehouses in the season. Banks moved between $600,000 and $700,000 in tobacco profits and labor costs. Many workers employed, with some warehouses active into February.

Edgerton Weed Sminke Betheen diMcult

Commission Appeals To For Superior Grain Shipping Faclities

The state railroad commission held a hearing on the petition by Superior Chamber of Commerce asking for an order requiring railroads to improve grain shipping facilities in Superior. Fred Schultz posted $3,000 cash bail after a Supreme Court stay, adding to a total $64,000.

Bradison State Railroad Commission Chamber of Commerce of City of Superior Driver Milwaukee Fred Schultz Supreme Court Helr

Back Pain Relief With Doan's Kidney Pills

James R. Keeler, a retired farmer from Cazenovia, reports back and kidney pain relief after using Doan's Kidney Pills, noting first box helped and two boxes restored him to good condition. His wife and friends also found them effective. pills sold by dealers at 50 cents for 2 boxes, Foster-Multon Co., Buffalo, N.Y.

James R. Keeler Fenner St Cazenovia Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N.Y

Stomach on Strike With Dr Williams Pink Pills

A dated testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for stomach trouble and related ailments. It describes symptoms, contrasts old and new treatments, and cites Mrs Mary Stackpole of Lowell Massachusetts as a cured patient. The ad asserts pills build new blood, tone the stomach, strengthen nerves, and improve overall health.

Willams Mary Stackpo Liberty Street Lowell Mass Dr. Williams

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