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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1901
Page
10
In a crowded reception a host of guests witness a flirtation gone public as Baroness and guests tease a shy suitor. A bet prompts a humorous wager about a woman’s heart while tableaux vivants ensue, drawing attention to Antje and a striking dancer as the party swirls with music and gossip.
At a festive gathering in a German household, Fraulein von Zweidorf stirs rumors and jealousy as Antje plans to escort her home. Hilda von Aweldorf faces the scene with tense restraint while Baroness Jussnitz provokes whispers. The carriages depart at midnight, leaving a storm of perplexity and a threatened family rift.
A vivid portrait of Broadway as a living, evolving stage where daily life and nocturnal pleasures mingle. The piece essays on mood shifts from morning rush to Sunday calm, from tender nights to bustling evenings, capturing how Broadway shapes and reflects its diverse inhabitants and their ambitions.
In the Jewish Messenger essay by Rev Samuel Hirshverg, New England Jewish life is described as mirroring the broader American and global Jewish experience. He notes similar religious fervor, attendance, and institutional support despite pockets of indifference, with communities sharing a common mix of orthodox and radical strains and enduring challenges in sustaining temples, schools, and charitable agencies.
Analyzed essay argues Orthodox synagogues in Greater Boston will likely surrender ritual to Reform in coming generations. Focuses on Russian Jewish youths as the force for liberalizing changes, predicting a bright, flourishing future for progressive Judaism in New England.
Berlin adopts electric lighting for street gas lamps. French army adds folding bicycles to twenty infantry companies. British War Department offers 4000 dollar prize for self propelling military wagon. Norway boasts the highest English-speaking proportion in the world. Portugal’s cellars hold 132 million gallons of wine with no relief in storage. British Indian prisons total 387,884 inmates in 1899 1900, up by 92,004 since 1891, with only 24,555 females. Paris prepares Rothschild bequest treasure collection for the Louvre, valued around 4 million dollars.
In a dialogic scene Barnes defends trust in a fortune and a faith cure amid talk of a football player’s photo. Towne presses for clarity while references to a doctor and a druggist highlight skepticism about Spencer’s case.
The report notes mosquitoes appearing in the area and mentions burglar alarms triggered when someone entered a house. Authorities warn residents to remain cautious as unusual insect activity coincides with heightened security concerns.
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