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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1890
Page
2
A garbled early 20th century page imitates a British debate on empire and nationalism. It names Washington and Mohomney era figures, discusses colonial troops and civilian discontent, and muses on American reactions to foreign policy and imperial style amid a whirlwind of misread text and misprints.
A garbled 19th century telegrams page mixes lottery bribery mentions with political names and violent incidents. It notes Lonixidnd State government renewal, Roseernng, Guv har Thule, and Milwauken figures, plus a missing girl milk case and a senator’s brother death. The piece meanders through court actions, book lists, religious statistics, and urban fear, with numerous garbled names and dates.
A major blaze swept a city district causing multiple deaths and injuries. The disaster at a public building complex started late evening, destroying several structures and leaving 40 000 dollars in losses. Firefighters battled the flames as derelict sites burned and residents evacuated. Witnesses report collapsed walls and trapped people amid the smoke. Local authorities vow investigations into cause and safety lapses.
A chaotic dispatch reports river crossings, capsizing at Vidybor, student suspensions in Moscow, and riots with injuries. Police clashes, arrests, and unrest spread from Bilin to Paris and Losanx, with economic concerns and bribe prosecutions surfacing amid growing turmoil.
An official report notes the general condition of winter wheat in European Russia as very good, especially in eastern provinces, Poland, Courtland, and southwest Tosnia, with only minor injuries. Police and local officials report a burglary and a fatal shooting by a striker at a Southern Wlate Lend works. Reed was shot. Five strikers escaped. In Wis W. B. Graves’s case, embezzlement charges persist amid arrests. A triple murder near Bentleyeville shocks a village. investigators seek clues while communications fail.
A thief entered Senator Jngally's apartments on Saturday, stealing jewelry valued at several dollars. The incident prompted police attention and heightened concern over security at official residences.
Practical guide by Charles Henderson on fitting two foot border strips with climbers and a mix of bedding plants for city yards. Advises bed layout central circle, outer ring, and color planning. notes costs, plant lists, and weather considerations. Describes window boxes, indoor boxes, and two conservatory options with rough costs and heating.
Forty years after a boy abducted from Wisconsin in a case linked to a kidnapper mother, a family mystery deepens as the missing child reappears under a new name. The tale interweaves old heraldry lore with a modern discovery of a long vanished royal color claim.
A late 19th century account reports colored communities using ripe pineapple juice to treat diphtheria, with letters noting rapid recovery in several children and a claim by Francis J. Kennett of the Board of Trade. The piece also recounts a social anecdote about Baron Ferretti and a courtroom quip on common law versus equity.
A dense critique surveys 19th century book culture, noting editors, critics, and schools. It argues readers remember few works, highlights the dominance of timeless classics, and laments shifting social norms and the disposable nature of much modern writing. It cites Gouverneur Morris diaries and various literary figures as benchmarks.
Local drama centers on Mrs. Ludlow wife of a leading politician and a rival candidate. She reportedly stormed the post office, destroying mail boxes and letters before bystanders intervened. Postmaster Carney warned she would be barred, while rumors tie the incident to a broad postmaster election fought by Col Ludlow’s eastward campaign.
An erratic mixed narrative recalls a bright girl, labor struggles, and a tormented worker’s tale. References to wages, a voyage, and a royal era mingle with recollections of a farmer, a bungling courier, and a mysterious “Waser Myst” episode as the piece drifts through scenes of toil, travel, and social tension.
A long reader text recounts Fred Newbery and wife Cushman tale with Crawford funds, perjury, forgery and adultery. roundups and charges issued in Port Arthur. The piece blends personal tragedy, railroad business, and a moral vignette on ambition and happiness. A separate story notes a minister in Glens Falls reported halo phenomenon linked to prayer, with medical and religious commentary.
A chaotic scene unfolds as two Mormon men travel through Washington and Holmes counties distributing tracts aimed at young unmarried females. Local tensions rise as neighbors confront them and a mob justice incident erupts, leaving several young women harmed and residents fearful of further attacks.
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