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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1905

Page

8

World War II Era War Scenario Report

A garbled wire service style note from WEWS of tile world discusses a hypothetical wartime scenario. It references Japanese strategy, American involvement, a possible peace conference, and mentions various figures including Baron Konrad and Charles KR Mint in New York amid claims about antiphagual authors and typhoid references.

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Gable Dispatches Plan for Canadian Labor Conference

A fragmented report outlines a proposal to unite Bishwilais through a conference involving labor leaders and Norwas officials. The text hints at broader negotiations and political maneuvering, mentioning Glasgow, capital markets, and disputed plans affecting national figures and trade.

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Political turmoil and fiscal fears shake nation and state

Fragmented OCR text shows references to naturalization and civil service in Chicago, Indiana politics under Gov Manly, a borrower named Veale, and national election talk. It mentions banking concerns, Wall Street activity, and regulatory debates amid broader imperial statistics and public notices.

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Domestic Telegraph of 19th Century News Incoherent Report

A fragmented domestic telegraph item reports deportation of an individual from New York to Washer, with scattered mentions of misrule, ruined towns in the westernMissonel area, and enforcement of laws against horse relay. It notes a soldier wounded in battle who now cannot read or write, Philadelphia mayor leaving the Republican party, and a New Jersey Royal Norwegian style organization forming.

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Fragmented OCR notes on public events and figures in Indiana and beyond

An incoherent OCR fragment references a ceremony for a corner stone in Indianapolis involving Knights of Pythias, a Vienna presnierness, and remarks by President Rua. It mentions a canal project, a US cruiser on Lake Erie, and a judge named Mion oH Parker, with garbled political commentary and scattered names including Rev. Richard Julian Tillpan and Avoutville AL.

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Golumbus wins Americat naspolitan penmant title noted

Northwestern football coach Stage I shows experience and rough training as team prepares for full season. Entry list for upcoming events arrives. James Keating of Wes Chicago ball team suffers head injury from pitched ball. Gravesend and Maj. Daingerfield lead Lovisville meet with feature performances.

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Chicago Street Cabmen Deceive Passengers and Overcharge

A Chicago area report details street cabmen accused of deceiving riders and overcharging fares. The item notes multiple related incidents across the city and suburbs, with investigations underway into practice and enforcement actions.

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Col Dupont Linked To Addicks In Delaware

Legion of disjointed items note Colonel Dupont associated with Addicks in Delaware. Emperor Nicholas proclaims siege in Bieloslok district. Quarantine requisitions may block Roosevelt gifts to New Orleans. A trial of Commander Young is referenced amid scattered political mentions.

Dupont Delaware Nicholas Bieloslok Roosevelt New Orleans Young Beanington Maring Hospital Prince Puls Grusenburge Sivan Charlottetown Cossicks Tuas Corbin Spengers Ala Berlin Vangret Germany United States

Illness and hopes amid political and crime news

The report includes New York well beyond illness at the St Francis hotel in San Francisco, Roosevelt and weather chief Moore, a Panama prisoner charged in a copper claim plot, a burglary in Ashland Boulevard at Judge Koblsaut's home, and various political and transport notes with names and places like Rock River, Don Casasus, and Chicago railway suits.

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Revival of oil controversy and land drainage plans

The article notes renewed debate over whether Abraham Lincoln was Catholic, citing Father St. Gyr and local missionary views. It also describes a large swamp along the Concord post road near Wie and Mitue railroads, discussing drainage potential for agriculture and industrial prospects, mentioning researchers Norton and the Massachussetts institute of Technology for peat and swamp studies.

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Burning Mud to Run Locomotives Era Emerges in Boston

In a report from Boston the prospect of using peat and digested bog material as locomotive fuel is explored. Massachusetts Institute of Technology experiments under Professor Charles S. Morion show peat can power rail engines with reduced smoke. Engineers warn supply depots would be needed for nationwide use, but success could spur edge-of-swamp industries and new manufacturing sites along rail lines.

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Favits of the Domestic Husband and the Foolish Wife

The piece critiques domestic life and the behavior of wives and husbands, noting the tension between public aspirations and home duties. It argues fathers lack allure, oscillate between work and home, and get absorbed in petty domestic matters.

Supreme Court Bible Chronicle From Early Legal Era

Fragmented OCR describes a historic Supreme Court Bible kept in a courthouse, linked to Oxford printing in 179 and 1808 service. It recalls Chief Justice and Daniel Webster, with references to early constitutional law and notable figures amid a long judicial tradition and symbolic legal study.

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Iritsit and Airedale Terriers Compared in Traits

A rough overview compares irisit and Airedale terriers, noting strong and active builds. The piece discusses temperaments, vocal tendencies, exercise needs, and suitability for households, stressing the dogs’ energy and loyalty while warning about noise and restlessness.

Kansas writer slams Senate in Eldorado Renubleum

Thomas Benton Murdock, a Kansas writer, levels harsh invective at U.S. senators in his paper Wie Eldorado Renubleum. He condemns members as whisker drinking, poker-playing political old reprobates and branded old aracles, patch-headed gravereyed figures, and an inanimate aggregation of bought-and-paid-for old codgers who blink in imbecile stupor.

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