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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1892
Page
2
The piece profiles the wealth and origin of prominent figures, noting Baron Adolphine Nothseuild as the first Rocknowled figure in the Rosktselithil family and detailing extraordinary estates and occasions across historical epochs. It mentions King Oscyr of Swenon, norms of governance, and various ancient titles with a tone evocative of a by-gone era.
The fragmentary text references a Milo Winter prophecy about a severe or dramatic winter. It claims forecasts span across regions, mentioning Quaker histories and various locales, with warnings of cold, pests, and unusual weather patterns. The source presents a jumble of names and dates, offering little clear, verifiable detail.
Fragmentary note evokes playful chatter about the Moomish comforts and a high spirited scene in Chicago. The text hints at humorous social hues of a bygone era with unfamiliar spellings and whimsical phrasing.
A terse, garbled item mentions a lunar reflection and a roughly stated location or event. Not enough coherent facts to identify people, places, or outcomes. preserves only a hint of a discussion about a lunar phenomenon.
The Wisconsin society named officers including presiding vice president Mrs Ved Aer of Milwaukee, secretaries Mrs Allen and Miss Candee of Milwaukee, and moderator Elder George McMillan of La Crosse, the first elder chosen for that role. At Saukville on October, the Democratic assembly nominated W H Fitzgerald on the seventy ninth ballot.
A chaotic biweekly scene unfolds as town miners push for a 10 percent raise amid strained labor tensions. Reports from St Bal and New Orleans detail clashes, arrests, and injuries, with multiple figures named in a sprawling, fevered ledger of events.
The House split on a report from Dr Huntington on a revised Book of Common Prayer. A motion to adopt the text as a prayer book for the House of Bishops and print 1,000 copies was debated until noon, with the initial resolution eventually losing by a large margin.
Fragmentary report mentions reactions to a vice president and various officials in New York. It references demonstrations, public figures, and a three year old sale location dispute. The text is garbled but signals a political speech and civic response, with names and places unnamed or unclear.
National officers of Us Union Veteran Legion elected at Loday’s session with James Beggs as senior vice commander and H I Sloan as junior vice commander. Winfield Norcross named surgeon general and John A Danks chaplain in chief among others.
Miss Charlotte Kennan daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas L Kennan married Converse Walter Lloyd a banker from Gothenburg Nebraska in a private ceremony at 119 Prospect Avenue. Rev William Chester of Immanuel Presbyterian officiated with only relatives present. The couple are reported to be beginning life together.
A detailed watch of a 19th century wedding ceremony with guests ushers and family from United States, noting the bride in white silk and embroidered gown, reception decor with flowers, and the couple to marry at a church on Lyon Street with many relatives present. The couple is Mr. and Mrs. Weller of New York, with plans culminating on November 22 and 23 at 264 Lyon Street.
A leaked Washington report says the Press News Association failed and is in a bad state. Western Union reportedly seized its wires for unpaid bills. LL Hall may be deposed as manager though a restart is hoped. Hall allegedly owes Western Union 15000 and losses 100000 as he tries to rescue the operation. Fellow members seek to freeze creditors while old friends learn of the disaster.
Milwaukee Oct 11 County judges gathered in the common council chamber showing little formality as they discussed probate court business. Judge Munn led the group with Secretary Judge Selden of Racine present among peers from Washington Outagamie Winnebago Waukesha and LaFayette counties. The meeting marked the association of county judges of Wisconsin which totals sixty eight members.
A Denver weather disaster leaves the mountain city nearly paralyzed as sleet and wind sever communication lines and damage structures. Warnings describe toppled signs, downed poles, and derailed trains blocking routes to Lyon and Calgary while telegraph lines struggle to recover.
A gas explosion at the Peña mine traps eight miners and injures several others. A search party recovers bodies and lists the dead and injured, including O Gara, Collins, McDavite, Gooney, Kiser, Belhanger, and McTustock. Wives and mothers gather at the pit mouth as rescue efforts continue.
The piece closes with a blunt anti smoking call urging readers to quit. It argues smoking harms studies, heart health, athletic performance, nerves, and social impressions, concluding that it offers no real benefit and makes one appear foolish.
A Long Steep Prolonged sleep day for seven ten years overpowered the faculties of Mar Haines of Quincy Minnesota. Only awakenings occurred during two weeks last July, two months in 1889, and a few hours daily for eighteen months in 1881–82.
A farm near Evansville reports a serious accident when a heavy iron tool fell on Fred Fuller injuring his foot. He received immediate medical attention and is listed in stable condition. Further details on the incident are to be provided by local authorities.
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