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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1890
Page
2
A fragmented account from Marshfield Times reports on European and American exploration topics, noting references to Woolf, Britain, and Asia. The patchy text mentions ships, naval power, and polar expeditions with scattered names and places, reflecting a crowded, uncertain news page.
A garbled report discusses European powers and anti conspiracies. It mentions Bulgaria Austria Turkey and Britain. efforts to avert a plot across multiple ports and governments are described with references to diplomats and expats amid a global security focus.
Fragmentary OCR notes from Columbus about a pension inquiry. The readable parts mention examination duties, the presiding official, and references to conduct and payment terms. The rest is garbled, leaving the outcome and specifics unknown.
A garbled 19th century column blends criminal cases with agricultural observations. It mentions a man named Mathias confessing to the state attorney, a Niagara River incident, a murder connected to a dry goods dealer, and a coroner’s scene at an urban platform. The text shifts to weathering farm seasons, crop yields, and advice on crop management and soil fertility amid frost and pests. It closes with scenes of mountain climbing and social notes about rural life and motherhood expectations.
Raguel Shultz aged 23 killed himself in Moines county after an unrequited love for Minnie Bunangan, aged 22. The tragedy follows a long, painful courtship and a failed relationship, leaving the community shocked by the suicide.
In Saint Louis a collision in the bridge tunnel between a light engine and a freight train killed Benj Ingram and John Gringstone, inspectors for the Bridge and Tunnel company. A separate item from Racine, Wisconsin notes George W. Saree representing Sprague regime, acquiring Belle City Street Railway for 80,000 with old company securities to continue streetcar service.
A long, jagged account argues that U S Consul H J Dunlap demolished the tariff scam claiming American agricultural machinery costs are higher abroad and that European makers copy American designs. The piece cites a Beeshau exhibition, compares plows and threshers, and calls free trade rhetoric misleading and dangerous to American industry.
A chaotic postmortem tale recounts a friend of Joan Bargain visiting a morgue on Twenty Fest and Larimer streets. A man named Roberts wakes in fright after a prank involving a supposed friend, causing a sprint toward the Platte River as onlookers struggle to explain the disturbance.
Nearly 2000 students attend the opening day of the mission at Columbia College, with estimates suggesting about 1,900 enrollments for the year, about 250 more than last year. Treasurer reports a state surplus and overall receipts show sizable totals.
Readable excerpts discuss farm life and household economy with advice on poultry fattening and home recreation. It notes the value of labor organization, proper feed and warmth for chickens, and warns against overindulgence in cheap pleasures. Also touches on fruit growing profits and local agricultural progress with several regionally named crops and farms.
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