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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1903

Page

3

Such Apples Now Ripe As Eve Are in Eden

The Arnold Arboretum at Harvard hosts a vast collection of primitive apple trees used for breeding hardy varieties for Canada and the northwest. The collection, including about forty primitive species, aids grafting onto Siberian stock to produce robust apples for diverse climates. The Oregon crab tree and the expanding arboretum grafting program support a growing future for American apples, now influential in Europe.

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Apple Diversity Boosts Northward Agriculture Effort

A discussion traces wild and hardy apples from Siberia Norway and Asia to North America, noting Arnold Arboretum’s contributions to Canadian trials and the export surge from Boston and New York. It highlights crab apples grafted in Jamestown-era observations and the evolving role of apples in American commerce and landscape.

Fragmentary Exchange Over Diet During Dog Days

A clipped dialogue shows Mrs. Stubbs and John debating how to diet in the hot season. The scene carries tension with a line about "two deadly glitter" in the wife’s eyes and a rebuke from the husband, suggesting conflict and danger beneath casual chatter.

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Jefferson Davis and Gen Miles in Fortress Monroe Debate

An 19th century discourse recalls Gen Miles as a candidate for presidency amid renewed claims he manacled Jefferson Davis in Fortress Monroe. The piece cites Johnson's proclamation offering rewards for Davis and Clay, Davis’s capture near Irwinville, and Dana's letter explaining Miles’s role in securing Davis. It preserves names, dates, and the wartime context without graphic detail.

Jefferson Davis and 1866 Ft Monroe prisoner health remark

In 1866 Captain Mewan swore Gen Miles told Surgeon Craven to manage the health of state prisoners at Fortress Monroe. He noted he did not want Davis or Clay to die from treatment while at the post, expressing care over their condition. The passage mentions Davis’s death timing and age, with Kevin references to manacles and door changes during imprisonment.

Gen. Miles Jefferson Davis Davis Lincoln Washington Lee Appomattox Seward Hts Johnson Bureau of Military Justice Abraham Lincoln William H. Seward Richimont Virginia Jacob Thompson Clement C. Clay Beverly Theker George N. Saunders Willam C. Cleary United States Canadas T. Andrew Johnson Canada Rwinville Georgia Monroe Mgr. Davis Confederacy Bureau of Miliary Justice Fortress Monroe Johnsol War Department Stanton Miles Halleck Army Ral Iock Col Milew Gel. Miles Silys C. A. Tana Ma Dana A. Dana Sert Fortress Mourne Fort

Notable Fashion Butterfly Personage Emerges This Season

The remark describes Natural Evolution He-Miss Hasherly as a striking fashion butterfly. It notes her father began as a cheap restaurant proprietor, implying humble beginnings fueling her ascent in style.

Prolific Profanity Mirrors Rooster Chaos in Seattle

A Seattle jail tale centers on John B. Smith tormented by chickens and noisy neighbors. The piece recounts his long struggle with a vicious poultry yard, provoking curses and arch commentary about sacred history and urban conflict.

John B. Smith Ben Egypt Smill Seattle

CORPORATION BANKS AND SMALL CUSTOMERS IN NEW YORK

Large New York banks largely back corporations and big loans, often neglecting small depositors. Small accounts are steadier but less valued, as institutions prioritize million-dollar deposits. A recent event showed a $5 million check being honored quickly, illustrating the fragility of large balances and the need for rapid liquidity.

New York Ucnosfors Wbose Tooney

Explosive Element in Banking System Draws Scrutiny

In Atlantic, Charles J. Bullock notes that panic and rapid withdrawals expose banks as the explosive element of the banking system. He argues that extraordinary conservatism is needed from the largest banks to provide steadying influence during times of actual or impending danger.

Ésager Charles J. Bullock Atlantic

Science and Invention News Highlights From Aged Wire Sheets

A roundup of scientific notes reports the Australian telegraph bureau opposing Marconi wireless due to interception risk, while Pacific storms fade over Point Reyes. It notes meteorite diamonds crystallize differently from terrestrial carbon, Thorium as a progenitor of new elements, and d arsouyat’s telegraph typesetting method. Also describes galalith milk stone products from Hamburg and a nonflammable odorless alternative to celluloid for daily items.

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Losing Arrangement and Hogyard Bribe Scheme

Farmer Goodman discovers neighbor Nabber causing hog losses and offers a yearly 500 pounds of pork to drop further claims. Nabber refuses, claims offense, and legal action ensues. Prisoner contemplates a settlement via bribery while the judge presides over the unconventional case.

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Charity official proposes guardian for orphan girl

A charity official presents a poor girl who has lost both parents and a guardian. A skeptical influential citizen hesitates but then considers taking on the trust after learning the girl has about 50,000 dollars left for her care. The process of identifying a responsible guardian unfolds.

Hashad

Supposed fisher and quarrelsome man clash in classified remark

A sharp exchange unfolds in a questionable classified snippet. A volatile man taunts Wael as a Mile wife recalls changing beliefs about a past hunt, ending with a cryptic line about a dear huntlog.

Wael Huntlog

Groom Suggests Automobile Goggles at Depot

The couple jokes about wearing automobile goggles on arrival to keep the dust and wind out of their eyes as they reach the depot. The exchange between the Groom and Bride features light humor about traveling and gear.

George

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