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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1906
Page
2
A powerful explosion occurred near St Peters Church drawing a massive throng. The building remained undamaged and no injuries were reported though panic surged as worshippers sought safety amid smoke and confusion. Cardinal Timpolla attended the services and a loud roar echoed through the arches.
A blast at a basilica caused panic and damage but no deaths. Monsignors Miselatelli and Nissoti rushed to the pope's chamber as officials assessed the scene. Investigators described a large tin box bomb with nails and gunpowder, noting two sides damaged and the danger narrowly avoided.
A ponthe asked anxiously if the chireh had been injured and, upon reassurance, fell on his knees declaring he must upraise wary for the miscarded perpetrators of the deed.
The report describes an explosion in Naples on a Saturday tied to anti religious unrest. It notes broad public anger, arrests and condemnations, and claims the act aimed at religion rather than the papacy. Observers link fear to anarchist motives and incidental ties to royal events in Madrid and Naples.
A Mexican revolutionary organ facing extradition to Mexico promotes justice and seeks Roosevelt’s intervention to secure Win Rise Mexico action. Reported violence includes deaths and injuries from a Colorado canyon incident. a fire devastates Taemdvile, and a brainy youth's death accompanies a dramatic collapse.
A noisy disturbance at the Lyre Theater during a performance caused patrons to rush toward exits. The event led to a brief stampede as people reacted to danger, with reports noting cries and confusion among the crowd.
Fragmented note reports a man named Gamble, 65, connected to arson or fire incidents in multiple locations including Denver and Ohio towns. The text mentions bullrings and various place names such as Cisn, Thana, Tuscole HL, Zanesville, and Coin, suggesting a broad sweep of alleged fires and persons sought.
Novembers in Omaha saw hundreds gather as Torrey-Olver revival meetings began. Sixty Protestant churches and the Young Men's Christian Association have united to promote the event across the city.
Governor Magoon undertakes efforts to recover arms hidden by volunteers of the late government. It is reported thousands of volunteers contrived to secrete their weapons, complicating disarmament.
College of Agriculture reports 255 applicants for the Short Course in Agriculture starting December 1. County students Emery Bennett and Guy Potter, both from Grand Rapids, plan to enroll. The program targets busy young farmers needing practical winter instruction. applicants over 16 are urged to apply via Madison Wisconsin and Chicago offices for blanks and details.
In the first months of the Russia Japan war the text stresses preparation as essential for individuals and the nation. It argues that early treatment of a cold speeds recovery, and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a ready aid, available from Sexton Bros.
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