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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1896
Page
7
The article reports that Turkish administration could be steered by a European minister, Lisar Winco, as precont rireetor of the Ottoman Bank, with possible elevation to minister of finance while Russia and French officials hold council roles. The piece remains fragmentary and unclear.
A fragment notes how young girls show strange behavior and physical complaints linked to nerve strain and puberty. It mentions seeking information on female ailments and references Pinkham at Danvers Mass for guidance.
Oddly garbled reminiscences fill a page recounting petty thefts, prison escapes, and sensational crime. Names like San Quentin, Truckee, and Dowen appear amid blurred dialogue about bread, pie thefts, reincarnation, and a stage robbery with $885. The piece threads through a sequence of incidents, from a California jail to Seattle’s ex-city clerk, with scattered phrases hinting at broader public notices and sensational summaries.
The article reports in sparse and battered OCR of a Denver case where Amber Hlence Downen confesses at Leuven police to the murder of a fellow resident. It notes a desire to relieve mind and conscience, a plan for a quick hanging, and the attorney's strenuous defense. The piece recalls the earliest offense in 1878 stealing a wale from County Commission as Twombley at Denver, with subsequent relocation to California and work at a Visalia sawmill.
In Greensboro a dispatch read aloud tied a theater assassination to Ford's exhibit and Seward. General Echols and Mr. Davis discussed the notice amid cautious war chatter, noting telegraph wires cut and travel hindered as Mount Loyns and Morgan debated action.
A distorted dispatch shows tension as General Boh questions Thomson about Burbridge and Black people. The exchange includes misstatements about President Davis’s whereabouts and a moment of tension before the group leaves with officers noted.
A Dexter observer reports a dramatic clash between a hen and a horse in a neighbor’s orchard. The old hen herded her chicks as the horse kicked and circled, while spectators expected a swift defeat. The hen fought back with bold feints, drawing the animals into a noisy, chaotic scene before the cyclone of commotion subsided.
A man named Wayler fled the Estrade centre pasture near the Vin Wid settlement with 30,000 mun and was shackled. Since then no word has come from him. About five refugees arrived yesterday amid a scene of confusion as authorities trace the escape.
Caution advised over catarrh remedies containing mercury. advisory warns against use due to health hazards and potential for serious side effects.
Cough remedy advertisement touts Kemp's Balgan claiming immediate cough relief. Promotes sample bottle and full bottles priced at 50 cents and 31.00. Includes unclear scattered text about elancet qulays and daggers.
In a vivid Srotterdom scene Abe braves the vast haree, proving bravery amid a daunting challenge. The account highlights Abe’s calm resolve and daring stance against a formidable foe.
In Paul, Nov 20, Rev J C Hu pleaded guilty to attempting to poison his wife and was sentenced to six years in state prison. The trial featured a morning plea of not guilty, a collapsed case, and later advice from counsel leading to a guilty plea. The preacher, once pastor on Minton Avenue, faced allegations of coercion and extramarital relations involving his niece and the use of poison in medicines and beverages.
Rev. Dr. Merry A. Stimpson, formerly of Minneapolis, has been appointed pastor of the new Manalam church in New York City. The longtime clergy member is noted for prior service as pastor of Miyanaurh church and brings broad leadership to the congregation.
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