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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1901
Page
3
In a frostbound December, Hilda and Jussnitz navigate lessons studio plans and marriage expectations as Aunt Polly frets yet favors the romance. Wolf Malberg and Leo Jussnitz, old confidants, reminisce on past loves while a German household welcomes a new wife, hinting at a decisive future.
Judge William R. Nay of Canton arrived late yesterday with George B. Frease and went at once to the Mil burn house in Buffalo. The visit centers on a legal matter awaiting Nay’s attention.
A 19th century overview by Signor Catrera details the Mafia as a vast mutual aid network rather than a formal society. It covers origins, divisions in Palermo and surrounding districts, and the brutality and treachery tied to crime, politics, and land disputes, with initiations, rituals, and the challenge of proving guilt.
The Cleveland Leader details Leon P. Czolgosz’s home life in Cleveland near Peet street. Two families occupy the dwelling. the father and son are farmers turned city laborers, speaking only Polish and excited by the McKinley assassination case. The reporting notes a plain meal and a curious, quiet household amid a backdrop of recent upheaval.
The Czolgosz family recounts Leon as sickly and withdrawn, cooking fish in the woods and avoiding work. They describe a quiet, cowardly man who read socialist materials, traveled to Buffalo and Indiana, and became irritable and violent, culminating in the McKinley assassination. His brother John and Waldeck note his socialist ties and distant behavior.
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