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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1897
Page
10
A chaotic digest of Lucetgert murder trial snippets, fires, murders, and political tidbits from various cities. Mentions Hamlin, Rosalie Gil and Count de Seyr weddings, mining accidents, bank heists, and currency debates.
A flood of brief international notes reports accidents deaths and political events. Included are a woman burned in yard clothes a financier’s large fortune a Berlin writer’s death a Corea emperor proclamation Greek cabinet swearing in and Cuba autonomy talks along with Weyler’s military funds and prison amnesty.
Managing Editor and Asaistam discuss the article on handbills as advertising. The exchange defends the job office as the main part of the establishment, with blunt remarks about effectiveness and competence.
A Penny Advertiser quote urges self reliance in business. It emphasizes gathering ideas from others while insisting you must push your own efforts and initiative to succeed.
A brief note from Chaz 4H Fletcher discusses the idea that the finest looking papers do not always reflect the best mechanism or quality, suggesting a critique of appearances versus function in craft or technology.
A shoe company with outlets in several provincial towns issues a legend printed in its catalog or sign: Our stories and stores correspond. The line signals a branding emphasis linking product and place.
A playful column notes a student’s debts and poor study habits while arguing college may not teach basic tasks. It reflects skeptical views on higher education and the efficiency of college training. Public discourse questions study discipline and practical outcomes.
A Wisconsin roundup notes several events from Jackson to Stevens Point. Reports include a Brockway farmer bitten by a rattlesnake leaving him deaf, a Helon grocery customers sick from cheese, a coal strike settlement raising wages, a fatal shooting at Black Creek, and multiple marriages and appointments. Also covered: railroad construction into Greenwood, a postmaster change in Manawa, a Danish American college site in Racine, a suicide attempt in Green Bay, a Wisc. carpentry plant schedule shift, a Watertown businessmen group, and the I O G T grand lodge meetings with a membership gain but finances still weak. potential move of a training school.
In the change of life many women endure nervous strain palpitations and hot flashes Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is advertised as an invig rating remedy. The ad cites Mrs Derta Watson of Cincinnati praising the medicine as a savior of life and a source of permanent relief.
The cental conference of the Lutheran synod of Wisconsin and other states closed a two days session in Columbus. Clergy discussed matters of special interest. List of attendees includes Profs A Ernst Dr Nutz J Koehler Gams Northwestern University Watertown Rev J Brockmann Watertown Rev Hatse Ixons Rev C Sauer Juneau Rev Mr Kirchner Lowell Rev Mr Meyer Braver Dam Rev Koch Randolph Rev R Petri Leeds Rev Pankkow Waterloo Rev Thiele Lake Mills Rev Vogl Jefferson Rev Nicholaus Fort Atkinson Rev Ohde Whitewater Rev Guenther Owonowowoe Rev John Platteville Rev O H Koch resident pastor. Pensioners listed include George Stewart Milwaukee August Brummond Fall Creek Ki am McDonald Portage Mitchell Sweney Bear Creek Charles K Wyman River Falls George Shiels Milwaukee Yarnam Brown Coloma Christi Rickson Argyle Widow Eli Margaret Herker Rewey.
Paris reports a France Germany and Italy celebration of Verdi's birthday with the revival of his first opera Oberig. Emile Durer translated the libretto for the occasion. Verdi born October 10 1831 at Roncole Parma Italy, educated at Busacto Milan, served as organist at Ronzole at age 10.
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