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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
4
A condensed classified page lists saleroom items and real estate notes. Advertisements mention land of Clark county near the Black River, picturesque properties, and farm equipment. Local professionals include physicians and a lawyer, plus real estate and loan references.
The clipped timetable lists Chicago routes with multiple connections including Grand Rapids Milwaukee LaCrosse Madison and Chicago. It notes passenger service between numerous stations such as Chippewa Falls Eau Claire Port Edwards Nakoma and Wausau with specific departure and arrival times and daily operations with Sunday exceptions.
Reported explosion on Pezhanski street killed a sergeant and wounded three policemen. A hidden device blew the roof area, destroying the upper portion of a house in the Party quarter. Police found revolutionary materials after the blast, while detachments of infantry pursued suspects. Odessa reports radical activity and arrests amid ongoing tensions.
The Standard Opera Company brings light operas to Adlers Opera House next Thursday evening November 15, performing The Bohemian Girl and Martha with a trained cast. They promise familiar arias and songs such as The Heart Bowed Down I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Hills and The Last Rose of Summer among others for all music lovers.
The Illustrated Sunday Magazine bundled with The Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel has become a decided hit in Wisconsin. The Sentinel's demand and circulation have risen sharply due to the feature. It appeals to all ages and classes. readers are urged to subscribe through news dealers or carriers.
Dr J W Burns offers eye tests glasses fittings and ENT procedures at his clinic near American National Bank.
Advert titled This Is Worth Remembering asserts Foley's Kidney Cure can cure any kidney or bladder trouble beyond medicine's reach, attributed to Sexton Bros. The claim targets general readers with a bold, testimonial sounding endorsement.
London reports Sir Chama tha, military commander in Cape Colour, issued warnings as Boer raider Ferreira and followers crossed into German Southwest Africa and entered the Cape colony's northwestern area. Police pursued, two troopers wounded, arms seized, and corporal captured as authorities deem the revolt claims questionable yet plausible amid resumed cross-border movement. Captain Smyth of Pretoria calls Ferreira and his men mere rovers, not an organized uprising, noting many have crossed into German territory recently.
Havana reports a serious split within the Liberal party as radicals, many Black, accuse Alfredo Faguas of being too pro United States and favoring annexation. Jose Miguel Gomez emerges as likely presidential candidate backed by reformists, while Alberto Comes and Morne Delgado are named as powerful factional figures. Generals Alberto and Pino Guerra and Colonel Julian Betancourt weigh which side to join.
A wealthy New York exporter Herbert Bradley was killed by his pet buck deer while investigating a break in near his Montclair estate. The deer tore into him with its horns, causing fatal injuries after he returned from a western business trip. The buck’s bloodied horns were found nearby.
A New York returnee asserts control of the system is stable with no reason to change plans. He states the road will not alter its course and that doubts about the future should be dismissed, keeping the current policy in place.
Clérical force protests to Secretary Bonaparte over wage raises amid rising costs. A mass petition signed by yard workers calls for higher pay to offset inflation and job strain.
A northbound Frisuair train collided near the city limits, fatally injuring fireman Joseph D. Wilkinson and likely fatally injuring engineer Robert Fowler, as reported in Fort Worth.
In a Port Shaw football game between Great Falls and Fort Shaw Indian team a player named Tymes Curtis of Great Falls suffered fatal injuries after a collision. Officials report severe internal injuries and the death occurred shortly after.
General Shatter Ty Dying in Bakersfield California according to reports from his son in law's ranch. The latest said fate would be known in an hour. In Paris a persistent rumor claimed King Alfonso of Spain was assassinated on arrival in Madrid, but officials deny it.
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