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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
15
The Daily News reports discussions on placing Turkey administration under a responsible European minister, Kumi Vincent, with the grand Vizier retaining the council of state presidency. The proposal involves shifting power to European oversight while preserving core Turkish leadership.
A mosaic of clipped street talk and domestic exchanges from a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. Passages mention bread shortages, family quips, and local characters like Mr Shipley and Miss Hubb, with brief dialogue on daily routines and community observations.
The article reports a suspect, Acher Honee Hownen, confessing as police probe whether he manipulated laws to influence a trial. He claims fear of arrest and seeks conviction to hasten punishment for crimes linked to Joel W. Ashworth, with prior escape from Denver area to California.
The narrative traces a stage robber named Downen who looted a Wel Fargo box for 885 dollars then used proceeds on a crime spree across California Nevada and beyond. After confessing to a prior robbery he was sent to San Quentin for twenty five years. He later claimed further adventures including a fatal encounter with a Chinese man and subsequent arrests. He was released after ten years and continued crimes in Spokane Park County Montana and Livingston Montana before a final run in Denver.
An eyewitness account describes Lincoln's assassination and a telegraph dispatch read to General Echols and Mr. Davis. The text recounts Seward's similar fate and the reaction of officers, with mention of Greensboro and military actions amid the confusion. The fragment preserves personal observations and dialogue about the event and its timing.
A doctored Civil War dispatch describes a heated room where President Davis was claimed to be present by General Nichols and Burbridge. The exchange involved insinuations about Black soldiers and staff, ending with a shared meal after Lt. William A. Thowieon and others left.
Fragmentary text mentions a court day with references to J. J. G. Avieds death, an American duty motor event, and a large emigration figure. Other garbled phrases hint at names like Hoerekier and Wahab vigor, a furnace at Cleveland, and several scattered place and person references, but content is largely unintelligible.
A witness recalls a hen and horse clash in a rural scene. The mare protects her nest as the horse kicks, then calms after the old mare and her chicks retreat. The odd spectacle ends with quiet and the birds scattered but unharmed.
An old time medical note promotes Lane's family medicine claiming daily bowel movement supports health. It states gentle action on liver and kidneys, cures a sick headache, and lists a price of 25 and ae.
Dispatches from Cia van yesterday claim Weyler was vanquished near the Barquade cattle pasture several miles from Sarva in Pinar del Rio province. He reportedly had 80,000 new units of something and has not been touched since. About 50 refugees returned yesterday.
The French chamber adopted M. Guillomit’s plan to replace municipal council elections with universal suffrage for delegates who elect senators. The move aims to overhaul local to national representation.
An old advertisement promotes Kemp's Balsam as a quick cough remedy. It urges readers to visit a druggist for a sample bottle and notes large bottle prices 50 cents and 1.00. It warns against delay as dangerous.
A bold rider faced down the biggest horse in Trotterdam, proving skill and courage. The moment captured admiration as spectators watched a decisive display of control and nerve.
Rev J O Hull a former Clinton Avenue pastor pleaded guilty to attempting to poison his wife for life insurance and financial gain. In St Paul court, Hull received a six year state prison term after testimony about alleged crimes including arranging poisonings and connections to Bertha Pall.
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