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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1895
Page
2
A chaotic OCR of numerous brief items reports rumors of disasters, arrests, trials, strikes, fires, and legal cases across U.S. cities. Mentions include Chicago bribes, Milwaukee boxing, Philadelphia tickets, Washington court actions, Denver meetings, New York incidents, and rail and factory accidents with varied outcomes and investigations.
A garbled foreign affairs update cites Admiral Meilo en route to Cuba and Turkish politics, amid reports of multiple deaths by fire and illness. Disjointed items mention Vienna dispatches on an ancient rail casualty, a Mexican dispute over a ministerial role, and a Panama Pacific rail conflict ending with a line withdrawal agreement.
A fragmentary report notes Bartolomé Masó’s resignation and the provisional government in the hands of a new Cuban assembly. It mentions Spanish generals Canellas and Garrido repelling José Maceo’s forces, a dynamite mine explosion, and Canovas del Castillo’s manifesto denouncing the insurgents while urging a fall offensive.
A fragmentary report from the Philadelphia area describes a troubling scene involving a Gomes town figure, a game pool, and a caretaker named Kate. The text hints at children births and a plot to produce new offspring, with reference to a local record. The narrative remains unclear and fragmented.
Fragmentary text discusses a woman’s bookkeeping in a trial or recount context. Mentions names like Jess Bledtana and Ay she and suggests questions about accuracy of accounts. The passage is garbled and lacks verifiable details or a clear event.
Readable phrases describe a tense scene with blocking, a shadowed presence, and a plea to lean on another man for support. The dialogue hints at pursuit or danger, with mentions of doors, corridors, and a shadowed healer figure, set near a hamlet and a tarred street.
In a gasping exchange the two characters discuss loyalty and possible help while a misunderstanding causes Miss Binkies to storm off in anger. The Washington Star notes the interplay as a tense moment in the story.
A garbled tale from Indin city recounts an elderly witness claiming thieves stole sheets from a sleeping vendor and a porous plaster from a real estate agent during a North West trip. The account, though muddled, suggests a spree of petty larceny across multiple locals.
An aged farmer named Surmer declares how women will take over male roles in farm work. He remarks that the plow remains where he left it and the axe will fall into many words of wood. The scene ends with a call to supper as others join in.
A sweeping late 19th century overview catalogs famous women accused of poisoning throughout history. It highlights Evelina Bits, Mme Fleming, Marie Capelle, Lydia Fouguieres, Lydia Maybrick, Eliza Panning, and Mme Joniaux, detailing their alleged crimes, trials, and public notoriety, with commentary on societal views of female criminality and motives such as insurance money.
In a dreamlike tableau three women meet on a horizon. The Summer Girl declares herself, the first woman carries a wall box, the second a copy of the declaration and a dining dish, the third wears a shirtwaisted dress with a sailor hat and hammock. Each woman claims a modern identity, while noting they and others have never seen each other before.
The Defender is slated to travel to France and England to compete in upcoming races. The plan involves international travel for racing events, highlighting the competitor's global schedule and ambitions.
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