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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1893
Page
3
In a Paris setting amid siege chatter and revolutionary fervor, Suzon Michel and Gaston confront jealousy and passion. Their heated exchanges reveal a turbulent romance as guards, poets, and patriots mingle with cafe life, Bouche en Bouche games, and whispered vows of fidelity amid the city’s beleaguered mood. The narrative blends intimate confidences with public unrest, contrasting private longing with political duty.
The Howe household is depicted as meticulous in home life with Julia Ward Howe's attentive care for her children. An anecdote recalls Laura, two, left briefly with a nurse on a fourth- floor nursery edge near an open window fifty feet above the street. The mother, in a calm, swift action, calls to her child and intervenes just as danger looms, averting a potential fall.
An old tale recounted in an obituary notes Rev. George Crabble Rolfe, longtime vicar of Halley Oxon, riding with Bishop Witherforce near Surrey when the bishop allegedly sought a sudden peace. A rider on a pony, Rolfe, allegedly aided by a twist of fate as the bishop pressed a steep hill, prompting a dramatic exchange about a sudden death.
A fragmented Washington gossip page lists letters, notices, and social rounds. It mentions figures like Colonel Afoegan, Governor Church, Admiral Porter, and Judge Harlan, plus a Guatemalan house visit, the Japanese chrysanthemum bloom, and a strange find of a weathered human arm in West Superior.
A garbled page item mentions ten laborers dying in a gannt bs accident in New York. Ex congressman George Sytuce and a Denver attorney reportedly suicide. Ossows Puaife is held up at Talon Neb. A band of men are driven off. Jane Stone pleads guilty to murdering six members of a family. Populist congress members urge an address appealing for silver speed.
A Scottish newcomer proposes to double church collections within three months by redistributing coins. He counsels the treasurer to replace small silver with sixpences and notes that most residents keep pennies and threepenny bits under lock and key. The sermon context hints at modest generosity amid frugal local giving.
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