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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1885

Page

2

The Limes Tey Dr O Reily and Fat Figures

Detroit doctor says about 500000 dollars weekly fund for Parnell. Grand Jury indicts Standard Oil officers and others for conspiracy to blow up Buffalo Lubricating Oil works and other acts. Railways death and injury rates compared across nations. European silk manufacturers eye US factories with high wages. Alaska Governor Swisgroup reports rich natural resources and big Juneau mine with 215000 bullion in forty days. A statistician links wealth to longevity, noting rich live longer but face more disease. Cardinal McCloskey’s death announced. first American cardinal created by the pope admired across faiths.

Art Buffalo, N Ingiduesta Standard Oi Company Buffalo Lubricating Oil Company Governon Swisgroup Alaska Bitka Juneau

European powers settle on Turkish alans and BulgariaRoumelia union

A Briwis dispatch reports that European powers reached an agreement on Turkish alans. Bulgaria and Roumelia under Prince Alexander will be ratified with Alexander acknowledging the Sultan's sovereignty. Serbia and Greece are denied territorial expansion and Turkey will use force to quell demonstrations. Serbia continues to prepare for hostilities while Greece follows suit, without clear concerted action.

Briwis Bulgaria Roumelia Alexander Servia Greece Turkey

Spices Sold Beneath Market Prices Stir Adulteration Alarm

Food adulteration has long drawn sharp rebuke but persists. Ground spices such as pepper mustard and ginger are often sold below the price of unground goods, signaling widespread adulteration. A test in court could curb the practice.

Timber Waste Endangers Nation’s Forests Says Official

Mr Eagurstox Chief of the For mlry Division of the Department of Agriculture estimates annual wood chopping clears 40 750 000 acres equal to New England New Jersey and Maryland. He warns that at this rate forests will be exhausted, with serious timber shortages already appearing, yet no systematic repair or regulation is adopted as in Europe.

Eagurstox Department of Agriculture New England New Jersey Maryland M. Guevy French Republic Cork England Marveilles Orleans France Quren Vicron Jher Reigs London Hyde Park Banqueta Ireland Parnell London Standard Berlin Pennleton United States Germany Iusparcaes Constantinople Turkey Bulgaria Moss Hegland

Novel Enterprise Aims to Return Undelivered Chicago Letters

In Chicago a new Nationa Letter-Return association is launched to recover undelivered mail. Endorsed by Assistant Postmaster Squires Rey Samuel Fallows and John R Floyd, the scheme promises a direct and penetical method by using stamps and a private register to route misdirected letters to senders, with accountability by responsible men.

Chicago Squires, Rey Samuel Fallows John R.floyd Chicago Tribune Joe Tent Association da Kepa Privats

Destructive hailstorm and assorted 19th century notes

Telegraphic survey reports a damaging hailstorm in Dinwiddie County Virginia affecting cotton and tobacco crops, with various industry notes on window glass, oyster culture, coal and gas developments, labor strikes, fires, and political events across the United States and Europe.

Unclear Army Register Reports and Treasury Circulars Emergence

Fragmented Army Register notes reveal reports sent to General Sheridan with several items withheld from public release. Treasury circular halts immigrant statistics by rail. postmaster bonds barred for guarantor associations. debates on office reclassification and appointment rights surface amid fiscal audits and presidential terms.

Army Register General Sheridan Taoey James Y. Christmas Myra Clark Guinee Washington Gaines New Orleans Whitney The Preaaury United States Treasury Dakota Territory

Ohio Politico Returns Show Republican Lead In Elections

Reports from multiple counties and precincts indicate Foraker leads in several Ohio local races with substantial Republican gains. Hoadly and Leonard trail in various districts as returns from Columbus and Cincinnati tally. Democratic margins exist in some areas, but net Republican gains dominate across the state.

Porakot Hoadiy Leonar Edea Cisdigwatr Foraker Hoadly Leonard the Haquirer Richland County Mansfield Beven I County Sandusky Omensatt Hoads Lennard Coun Cincinnati Faraxer Hondly Tees Dixcryyatt The Columbus State Journal Journal Allen OQ Meyers Ba. Young Cixemesatr Poraker

Funeral for Cardinal McCloskey at St Patrick’s Cathedral

Scenes at the funeral of Cardinal McCloskey in New York on Oct 17 as priests in white and papal guards process to the cathedral. The coffin lay in violet drapery while five thousand gathered before the service. Arch Bishop Garrigan led the pontifical mass and Arch Bishop Gibbons delivered the sermon.

New York America Catafalque Lammerle Garrigan Monsigynor Farley Ierael

Cardinal’s Dignity and Martyr意义 in Loss of a Leader

The pontiff and the church mourn the cardinal whose scarlet robes symbolized virtue and readiness to lay down his life for faith. His death brings sorrow to the universal church and New York, where his life as an illustrious ornament and honorable citizen was highly valued. The archbishop outlined the cardinal’s long career and key moments in a life of service.

Torindt Universal Church Church of America New York Pontiff College of Cardinals

Social Life in America Embraces a Wider World

A narrator contrasts New York society with a broad independent world that rejects its laws. From a hill top, he admires diverse professions and ideas, praising education, culture, patriotism, and domestic virtue while imagining a new civilization awakening beyond New England.

Smuggling Cigars Tale At Jefferson Market Court

A New York Herald report recounts a curt, foggy Jefferson Market case with Samuel Frazer and his wife facing a magistrate over a lamp and a punchline about a wife clinging to a doughnut sized cheek. The tale shifts to a curious cigar smuggling scheme aboard a merchant vessel bound for Havana where sailors hid cigars under sailcloth, fooling officers who mistook the pile for a wood cord.

New York Herald Samuel Frazer Jefferson Market Sab Bettee Sam Onah Samuel Havana United States

Fishing Concludes With Bounty In Pennsylvania Stream

A conversation unfolds as Smith boasts a full basket of fish and Brown questions the source. Smith hints at a small stream in Pennsylvania for the catch, joking about sharing a map while Brown retorts with sly sarcasm about not revealing the exact location.

Bury York Times Smith Brown Emi Smith Pennsylvania

Convention of Reformers in Detroit Prison Convention Opens

A large gathering in Whitney's opera house Detroit begins the national prison reform convention. Rev O'Reilly and Senator Palmer open with prayer and remarks. Ex President Hayes addresses reform goals, justice, and the need for fair trials. He urges separating prison reform from party politics and calls for industrial education to prevent crime.

Detroit National Prison Association Whitney's Opera House Charles O'Reilly St. Patrick’s Church Trassurer Irish National League J. W. Palmer Briely Janes B. Campbell Michigan Supreme Bench Michigan R. B. Hayes Hayes R. B. Ayes National Society For Prison Reform National Society For Prison Reform. He Said That Conservatve Gin. Hayes Poe Togica Intellet Fas

Death of Cardinal McCloskey Shocks New York Metropolis

The article notes the public focus on grand marble church buildings, describing the Roman Catholic Cathedral of St. Patrick as America's earliest and finest church architecture. It situates the cathedral near Fifth Avenue’s Vanderbilt mansion and facing Madison Avenue, portraying its Italian palace like reproduction style amid the city’s fashionable district.

St. Patrick America Fifth Avenue Madison Avenue

Cardinal McCloskey and the princely court at the New York palace

The article portrays Cardinal McCloskey as the center of ceremonial pomp at his New York palace, describing his regal routine, daily Mass in a two-story stained glass chapel, and strict etiquette. It contrasts his simple private life with the pageantry of his public role, while noting his devotion and limited social appearance.

Henry ‘Villard Archbishop Corrigan America Cardinal McCloskey McCloskey Father Preston New York Papa Vatican Qai Tyre John Kelly

Pendleton Steps Toward German American Treaty Change

Washington report notes Minister Pendleton weighing moves to adjust the Bancroft treaty and German citizenship rules. Porters says Germany issues and German Americans concern the measure's scope and fairness. He suggests possible liberalization if conditions for returning to Germany can be revised.

Pendleton Iocieve New York Washington Berlin Germany Sheul Porter Br. Pendleton Thie Ank Parker

Alabama Etiquette and the Mock Introduction Night

A Fragcati summer night featured a local dance with country customs and urban playacting. A rural gentleman sought formal introductions for Miss Brown and Mr Styles, but awkwardly bungled the moment as the scene unfolded in genteel courtship mimicry.

Fragcati Miss Brown Mr. Styles

Notable Flaws Attributed To Historic Figures

The passage lists famed leaders and writers with personal vices or quirks. Alexander was fond of strong drink. Julius Caesar praised for vanity in dress. Demosthenes blamed for mood shifts. Peter the Great a glutton. Napoleon a liar. the Earl of Chatham fond of posing. Sheridan addicted to drink and gaming. George Washington prone to swearing in anger. Santa Anna liked cockfighting. Disraeli a dandy and hypochondriac. Dumas rich yet self-indulgent. Chiotte Gordon quick to fight but strict in daily matters.

Alexander Julius Calvar Demosthenes Peter the Great Napoleon Earl of Chatham Sheridan George Wastington General Santa Anna Disraeli Alexander Dumas T. Chiotte Gordon

They Had Forgotten 11 and Other Local Items

A weathered mix of short notes and anecdotes. A boy at city hall relays a family tea request, while adults joke about memory lapses. Wisconsin’s Supreme Court refuses a rehearing on a city case. Lancaster plans tax implications. California miners find a cave with winged formations, and ads tout St Jacobs Oil for headaches amid tropical heat.

Dolly Madison's Trick In The Cleveland Leader

Dolly Madison, wife of the fourth President, fooled her suitor and gained trust by enlisting Aaron Burr to write a mock scholarly critique of a semi philosophical book. Madison, then a Philadelphia congressman, learned of her ruse and proposed on his return to Montpelier. She became a fashionable hostess, famed for dresses and turbans costing over a thousand dollars yearly.

Dolly Madison Carp Cleveland Madison Congress Philadelphia Lawcetheart Vagos Dolly Aaron Burr Burr Montpelier Stanter

After Forty Years Exchange Tale of a Shocking Accident

A conversation recalls a bizarre incident from four decades ago July, where a wife felt a prickling in her arm and, in a response to the sensation, used a jackknife on her skin. In moments the needle vanished from her arm and then she saw it in the knife handle.

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