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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1893
Page
7
A dangerous encounter near Brozout ends with Major Whiteside and neighbors battling a boar herd that drives a man and boy from their property. The hogs scatter after a fierce struggle, leaving Whiteside severely wounded but the fugitives safe, and the party planning a gathering to celebrate the near disaster.
A New York Ledger item reports Canada’s dominion Parliament passing a law to begin curfew enforcement at 9 pm for youths under a certain age. It orders parents to provide satisfactory explanations or face penalties, including fines or imprisonment, with children placed in a shelter or reform facility until deemed compliant.
Anthony Drexel Biddle, heir to A T Drexel, inherits 264000 under a will and becomes a reporter for the Public Ledger. A former railroad athlete and yachtsman, he is described as a bustling newspaper man with ties to the Schuylkill Navy and the Pen and Louis Club where he once faced divers opponents.
A garbled dialogue fragment presents a quarrel or complaint involving Mr McGregor and a discussion of a daughter and Prank Barry. The text is incomplete but threads suggest a domestic or parentage dispute with emotionally charged rhetoric and accusatory questions. No clear names beyond McGregor appear.
The report notes Lou Onsollaa pushes for a two percent indemnity mark as part of a broader policy stance. Officials outline potential fiscal impacts and regional implications, with stakeholders monitoring legislative responses and public reaction.
An East Waterford youth spotted a fox resting on a knoll and chased it through an open pasture. He grabbed Reynard by the air, swung it around, and attempted to capture it with his shirt worn and weary after the effort.
Fragmentary notes discuss dominoes and combinatorics. Mention Dr Bevo a Frankfort analyst and a calculation about two people playing ten hours a day, claiming impossibly large totals over time. Includes stray lines about dancing and ball game movements.
Mr Bikins asks what you think of the fresh young women who run typewriters. Mr Spilkins replies he does not think of them at all, and says he has no wife who does his thinking in that regard. Detroit Free Press.
A fragment from the Chisise Herald prints a contentious editorial on the elevation of the Negro, noting it mentions a method but omits details. The piece hints at a controversial tactic involving a rope over a branch, illustrating troubling speculation without a clear description.
A damaged OCR fragment describes a family scene with a child and a parent figure, referencing care and comfort amidst unclear context. The passage contains garbled terms and unusual capitalization, inhibiting clear reconstruction of events or names.
The readable portions describe uncertain references to remedies, individuals, and procedures amid a garbled stream of words. Names, places, and actions are unclear, with many misspellings obscuring concrete facts.
A Sowark family of three died from poisoning believed caused by tainted stools. Authorities are investigating the incident and have not released further details about the toxin or household exposure.
An OCR damaged notice from Toledo area sources appears garbled with unclear names and phrases. Readable bits include a personal name and a date-like fragment, suggesting a local public notice or classified item, but essential details are unreadable.
In California a bus train crash injured two and killed others while nearby businesses and travelers watched. The incident disrupted services as rescuers attended to the wounded and authorities investigated the scene.
A 25 year inquiry found 38 percent of British marines and over 20 percent of sailors could not swim. Eleven percent of officers were unable. Parliament heard that Victoriadisaster victims died not from lack of swimming ability but from failing to reach safety due to panic and improper use of limbs.
Attie releases a startling truthful title claiming a harmless economical cure for tobacco use. The ad offers free mailed copies via The Strand Co. at Box 1876 Indians Mineral Springs, Ind. to readers who can quit tobacco.
The 1858 deposition of Justice of the Peace George Wilkinson of Lowville Minnesota describes a severe lung cold with night sweats. He credits Boschee's German Syrup with breaking the illness and restoring health, giving a strong endorsement.
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