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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1902
Page
3
Fragmented verse asks where the songs of yesterday went and who kept them. Voices like Doris Henrietta Ken Bolt Nancy and Golden Hare drift through nostalgic lines. A reflective envoy laments lost tunes and lingering echoes of love and loyalty.
Ned Hartley plans a cautious ride toward The Nine to see if fearsome rumors of an ex convict named Lord Jim center on the town. His brother Jack Hamlett and others debate risk as the approach of a possible assault lingers over the community and the cattle and sheep breeding venture.
In Dagupan we moved the girls’ school to a new building and a native house wired for us. The two weeks of moving during Vesta cause noise and disruption. Roaches and birds intrude, while ceilings shed pests. Children gift teachers with flowers. trips by homeward horseback ride in a crowded tropical setting. A midnight robbery interrupts plans for Melbourne, forcing Ned and Lucy to confront danger as their son Kiddy watches, revolver in tiny hands, and a dramatic resolve unfolds as Lord Jim’s assault is thwarted by the child’s sudden intervention.
Overview of John G Brown a gifted painter who moved from Dur han Bogland to New York via Brooklyn. He portrayed street life focusing on newsboys and poets plaques while also painting scenes of life and vanity. He is noted for refusing to sell some of his most notable works including The Passing Show.
George Hoadley born July 1 1826 in New Haven Conn rose to prominence after being admitted to the bar in 1847 and serving as a Cincinnati judge before being elected governor in 1883 His career spanned law and politics with later work leading a New York law firm The obituary notes he was once rumored for presidential consideration and reflects on Grant anecdotes from a newly published life including a tale about a horse and Senator Conkling.
A fragmented note from the New York Times records a diner scene where Mabel hesitates before dessert. The quiet child asks if dessert will hurt and whether there is enough for another round, reflecting a simple domestic moment in an urban setting.
Detroit opt October reports bitter convention rift over coal mine seizure. Majority report favors enforcement under existing law and possible eminent domain, while minority urged immediate seizure. Resolutions call for federal arbitration, interstate commerce action, and a public relief fund, praising President Roosevelt's arbitration efforts and urging calmer, lawful resolution to the strike.
Michael Hartigan and sister Maggie Harrigan, long engaged in buying tax titles, surrendered to authorities in Peoria on contempt charges after two months of voluntary imprisonment in their home. Hartigan refused to pay taxes or appear before the board of review which assessed him and his sister $50,000, leading to court-ordered purging by Saturday.
A description praises a ballroom in Lord Tyeagh's Dublin house as one of the United Kingdom’s finest spaces. The room measures about 10 feet by 40 feet and features an unusually springy door, highlighting its notable design charm.
Sustained losses amid fighting near Core, Goro ba, and La Victoria. Venezuelan government forces claim victory at Gori ba while revol‑utionaries encircle Caracas. Vice President Gomez travels from Caracas with troops to reinforce Castro as German cruisers head to Venezuela after a plantation manager’s murder.
Reports from Cape Haitian and Port au Prince detail revolts against the provisional government in Santo Domingo with clashes at Monte Christi Dajaboa Saranett and Guyabin. The revolutionary forces claim a major victory at Mas Trouive while the gunboat Nouvelle Valdrogue is said sunk off St. Marc. Casualties and drownings are reported as fighting continues. The US cruiser Cincinnati departed for St. Marc as local forces maintain positions.
Chicago report states Dr Adolf Lorenz performed a two hour operation on Tolita Armour, six, daughter of Jo Ogden Armour, to enable walking. In presence of five physicians and anxious parents, right leg from hip to knee placed in plaster. prognosis sees walking in six months and standing within two weeks. Doctor to be paid thirty thousand dollars per hour?
Paris reports a trial balloon flight ended in tragedy as Bradsks and a companion fell from their car after the balloon’s ropes broke near St Denis. They died instantly when the craft plunged to the ground after failing to regain control.
Commodore Robert E Peary Arctic explorer will travel to Philadelphia Va for treatment of injured feet from his last polar trip. A possible operation may be performed with Dr W W Keon attending him at his private hospital. Expected to take place after assessment of extent of injuries.
Spegal reports S Crawford & Sons Cedar River prepare to build a logging road starting April 17 that will run west from the town and tap a valuable stand of tamarack, hemlock, and cedar timber.
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