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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1893
Page
2
A chaotic garble of international events and domestic notes appears. The report mentions political figures, disasters, trials, and various incidents across nations, with references to Tariffs, battles, crimes, and accidents.
In Whittington, Sept. 21, the house discussed journal approval and the election law repeat bill. The rules report was adopted by 178 to 3, and accounts report was dismissed. Democrats barely maintained a quorum as Reed opened a debate amid a 30 minute limit.
The passage shows a garbled courtroom dialogue with a clerk and attorney, revealing confusion over terms and a possible shift in the case posture. The fragment hints at miscommunication about the prosecution and a request for a different attorney, ending with the clerk seeking ordinary work.
London dated report states Empress Eu genio has arrived at Aberdeen from which she will travel to Balmoral to visit Queen Victoria. The trip marks a formal royal audience and reinforces bilateral ties during a period of imperial diplomacy.
A bold robbery on a Centralia bound express car ended with heavy gunfire and two robbers killed or wounded. Engineer Young and Conductor Odum were among the injured as passengers and railroad employees fought back, halting the thieves and delaying a long pursuit toward Centralia. Authorities reported a stash possibly over 850000, with suspects identified as Jones, Nichols, and Hardin.
Fragmentary OCR details a violent incident with a conductor wounded and four men captured near Centralia. Names and places are garbled, but report cites Odum injury, crew from Centralia, and suspects linked to a pending crime investigation in a field near the scene.
A sensational tale credits a Louisville figure as inventor of a supposed eraser able to remove ink from any paper and enable forgery. It describes forged bonds, theft, and fraud across Louisville and beyond, with claims of $100,000 in bond writings erased, though the piece notes the safety claims are dubious and the method easily countered.
The essay argues psychology guides a woman’s work at home and school as a spiritual and ethical force. It urges sociology be her specialty to address social problems like drunkenness chastity domestic care and education with keen sympathy and practical relief.
Milwaukee city finances receive aid as First National Bank Wisconsin National Bank and Merchants' Exchange Bank informally deposit 50,000 to the city’s credit. The funds are lent to the city on 5 percent notes authorized by the legislature.
Milwaukee Sept 19 Senator John Mitchells daughter Janet Mitchell suffered a serious accident while climbing a tree at Mitchells Greenfield farm. She fell from a height breaking her leg in a fracture described as a confounding injury by local reports.
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