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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1906
Page
2
Widespread classified line items show various advertised requests and offerings. Entries include sales, Wanted Ads for adults and professionals, piano listings, real estate notes, and job notices with names and Wisconsin towns referenced. Inconsistent OCR yields fragmented phrases and scattered proper nouns across the section.
The Dairy and Food Commission analysis warns against products including croton oil and camphor derivatives sold as laxatives and cold cures. It states Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package is the recommended safe remedy, while other brands are identified as unsafe.
Dr J W Burns, specialist in eye, ear nose and throat, overs American National Bank. Eyes tested, glasses fitted, operations performed.
Moran charges Collier's Weekly and Veiwe evidence in letters and telegraphs tied to a broad Massachusetts trust case. Michigan man Hughes and D A Baker are cited as sources as Wallin and Morin push for papers and prosecutions amid a larger political fight.
A Central railroad freight train derailed near James Street Central, plunging into a saloon. Engineer Albert Brown of Little Falls died in wreckage. brakeman Robert Vandervoort of Albany crushed beneath the tender. Fireman Tag Grover of Syracuse escaped through a window. The engine hauled about fifty loaded cars and struck a two story building.
An undetailed report describes a planned attack by an organized Black Hand group in Brooklyn or nearby, including dynamite at a tenement doorway and surrounding property. Police suspect deliberate vengeance tied to Messina and Wis Ginily, with follow up on several prior outrages in the same neighborhood.
A petition to the public utilities commission claims that the Satinists Velroloam association and related entities favor Shinar Oil cars. It argues excessive rates harm common carriers and small shippers, naming several individuals and firms in a dated, convoluted report.
The outline mentions troop movements in the United States, political figures including Roosevelt, and a famine in Kiangfu province. It notes a Virginia ship incident with damaged vessels, a hospital death of Representative Ketcham at 74, a warehouse fire in Burk, New York, and 987 immigrants leaving Libau aboard steamships for the United States.
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