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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
6
The Marshheld News faces backlash over its fair coverage and alleged manipulation by outside interests. It accuses the paper of false charges and urges retraction while defending the fair’s quality and urging unity with independent citizens.
Beell and Parker contradict reports of a Houghton Michigan match with Joe Collins of Canada claiming two falls for Collins and one for Beell. Beell has not left Buffalo in weeks, says he never met Collins, and charges a fakie misrepresented him to draw crowds. Beell pledges to bet $1,000 he can win two falls in under an hour.
Four act drama by Henry Jacobson staged by the Band of Hope at Hand of Hope hall last Saturday night. Jacobson starred as hero with an admission fee of five cents, drawing about $5.50 for the evening. Cast included Richard Lee Ed Leutrettz Frank Lachinski Albert Grewold Adolph Zettler Herman Qestrich Frank Muellenbach Ernie Lang and Herman Bruhn.
Miss Eben Annette Sheerin daughter of Mr and Mrs C E Sheerin and Albert William Born of Fond du Lac will wed at the bride parents home in Marshfield on Wednesday November 12. Sheerin is a leading local young lady and Born a respected former resident and business man. They will reside in Fond du Lac.
Henry Villard makes an assignment for creditors on January 4. Sherman brothers political push. Fred Adams resurfaces in politics. Postmaster General orders 3 cent stamps and envelopes for new issue. Mrs. Miner survives a coal stove accident with help from neighbors. Roller skating craze grows as rink opens with crowds and fun. women join dances and skaters fill the hall on schedule evenings with 15 cent admission and 10 cent skates.
Michael Wirth of this city was found dead beside a railroad near Aniwa on Sunday. He died from brain concussion after being dragged about twelve miles when he could not jump onto a departing train. He was 37, a cooper for Antigo Brewing Co, survived by wife three children and siblings. Remains brought to his home at 410 Plumer street. Funeral held at St Marys church. Wanusaw Pilot noted his local prominence.
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