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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
4
The Stansernorn ascent near Stans, Switzerland, drew 52 mountaineers in a novel endurance race. Karl Hug, a young Alpine climber, won in 1 hour 4 minutes, with the field finishing within 45 minutes of him as spectators rode the funicular or hiked to cheer in the event promoted by a wealthy German backer.
A reflective piece contrasts the artist and the practical self, each warring for attention under a pine tree. The artist yearns for vision and song while the practical insists on chores, cooking, and hosting. The inner chorus urges to pursue higher ideals over mundane tasks.
A former secret service man recalls how unsigned letters aided police work and how such tips often come from people harmed by criminals or exploited by authorities. He notes that many writers are connected to legitimate practice and may seek revenge or payback, sometimes involving a woman harmed by a violator.
The scene presents a candid friend questioning a marriage proposal to a man with a wooden leg, one eye, and notable facial hair. The girl defends the match, arguing she will be happy and not jealous, as she believes he will be content and proud of her for choosing him.
A satirical suffrage parade featured banners with portraits of accomplished women. The finale included a humorous display: a Tone yoan wore a levee fix leaf with an apple motif to Eve, while members of a musical society quipped about rounds and vegetarianism, mocking the event.
Fragmentary text hints at a ridiculing exchange involving Poladick-Holman and Pickett-I, with a quip about April and a mention of Lippincote's. No clear incident, date, or locations emerge. content reads as scattered dialogue or satire from an old page.
Chicago reports say blood poisoning endangers Roosevelt as a Milwaukee attempt leaves him with a broken fourth rib. Mrs Roosevelt takes charge at Mercy Hospital, ordering a quiet zone and restricting visitors while physicians monitor infection risk and hope for recovery.
In Hammond Indiana relatives disclosed that famous boxer Battling Nelson wed cartoonist Fey King from the Denver Post. The ceremony reportedly took place on a hilltop over Pikes Peak in August, with local figures confirming the event.
In New York on October 17 President Taft and Mrs Taft traveled to Worcester Mass after a shooting incident targeting Theodore Roosevelt. A heavy security cordon surrounded the Tafts at Grand Central Station and Holland House as Roosevelt’s condition was reported not worse. The day also marked Worcester centennial events for the American Antiquarian Society with Lodge and diplomats in attendance.
Indianapolis witnesses describe James B. McNamara and three accomplices aboard a gasoline launch near San Francisco on September 20, 1910. The boat, initially named PasTime then Peerleus, carried a five foot long canvas-covered package. Cafe owner Paul J. Stuparich testified he warned the suspects about the suspicious load as they prepared for a possible voyage.
Indianapolis October 16 Albert I Beveridge Progressive senatorial candidate summoned to Chicago by wire for consultation. It is believed he will be asked to carry out Roosevelt campaign itinerary. Worth Missouri October 17 cracksmen robbed Bank of Worth of 1709 dollars in currency and escaped.
New York detectives push to trace John Schrank life in New York and his alleged insanity linked to family loss. Milwaukee officials say Schrank regretted the Roosevelt shooting no sign of newspaper interest or inquiries into Roosevelt's condition. Trial not planned until after the election. chemical tests show Roosevelt bullet was not poisoned.
Judge Hand in federal court dismissed the Journal of Sommeres suit against Postmaster General Hitchcock and Attorney General Wickersham to test the publicity law. He sustained government demurrers and, on that action, granted the Journal of Commerce's appeal for Supreme Court review. Robert C Morris secured the order and called the steps formal and timely toward a ruling.
Seven teen secret service men were sent from the capital to watch Gen. Melix Diaz. Vera Cruz disappeared from port between Saturday and Monday. Reliable authority says he aims to head a rebel army. The government doubts Diaz's loyalty though minimizes the revolt's seriousness. Mexico City papers show strong following in the army he recently left.
Turbulent notes from Vienna to London recount tensions as Servia reportedly declares war on Turkey and Balkan demands for apologies escalate. Reports describe Turkish naval movements, recalls of ministers, and a Balkan theater with Italian treaty implications and Montenegrin hostilities along the Albanian frontier.
Chicago dispatch reports President Taft telegrammed Roosevelt expressing great shock at the outrageous assault and wishing for a speedy recovery. Trenton governor Wilson sent sympathy and congratulations noting the wound is not serious.
New York October 16 Mayor Gaynor commenting after a banquet quote about assassination risks says too many assassins in this country. He notes more people killed in 50 years here than in 600 years in England and expresses his sympathy for Colonel Roosevelt.
The Madison Secretary of State and State Treasurer report a state board action to remit more than 2,000,600 in taxes for 1912. The 1911 remissions totaled 450,000 for the capitol and about 500,000 for normal schools plus roughly 1,100,904 for university taxes, yielding over 2 million for 1912. No state tax will be levied except for education and highway purposes, with all taxes promptly returned to local areas.
Milwaukee Attorney General Bancroft states that chapter 633 provisions for referendum and presidential ballots apply generally and must be followed, and thus these ballots cannot be cast on voting machines. He notes the legislature intended separate presidential and other tickets, requiring two distinct physical acts by voters.
Boston Red Sox, champions of the American League, defeated the New York Giants 2 to 2 in ten innings at Fenway Park to win the 1912 World Series. The Red Sox captured four victories to three with one tie, amid a crowd of 17,000 as twilight fell. Mattheyson faced Bedlent and Joe Wood pitched for Boston as the decisive run crossed late.
Telegrapher Racinel Burton Dunlop, a local paper telegraph operator, is jailed on charges of embezzling 262 dollars while station agent at Weyauwega Wisconsin on September 24. Under the alias Harry Colton he denies the theft claiming vacation. Railroad officials identify him as Colton and say he was formerly employed. he will be taken to Waupaca.
Health officer Rhodes issued a directive at West High after five smallpox cases among students. All students must be vaccinated or leave school for twenty five days. The measure aims to curb spread and restore safety in Green Bay.
Raymond and Fred Arndt ages eleven and nine prepared for rabbit hunting when a gun discharged fatally wounding Froy. Authorities reported the accident as a tragic domestic firearm incident with no immediate details on supervision or cause.
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