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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1892
Page
6
An anarchist group in Paris plans a separate program for the republic anniversary and posts their agenda over official notices. They threaten disruption for authorities, recalling the Fournies massacre and alluding to the Chicago anarchists, signaling possible clashes.
The Ontario Navigation company steamer Corinthian with nearly 100 American and Canadian tourists aboard caught fire near the Coteau Rapids. The crew warned passengers to move forward and beach the vessel. The after part was damaged as the ship settled, with about twenty minutes before it finally reached the shore. Passenger arrival reported in the city last evening.
Trouble brews as sheriffs contest rent arrears in County Clare and other counties. In Goulkealy a raid failed to dispossess tenants as bail rent was paid at the scene. Similar standoffs loom on estates in Fermanagh and Wexford with writs expected, but no dispossessions yet after years of arrears.
Leaders of the striking tunnels seek a settlement as President Germpers meets with tuners and the Leather Manufacturers association weighs Gourpers proposal. The eight month stoppage has paid out over 94000 in benefits while workers remain idle in Wis.
Mrs. Faward L. Potter is slain by her husband in New Haven Connecticut around midnight. Potter says he was cleaning a gun when a misfire discharged, fatally wounding his wife just below the shoulder. He will face murder charges in city court tomorrow.
In St. Joseph Missouri on September 21 Win Rice a farmer near Bethany visited neighbor Tony s home and was murdered with an axe. The killer Long is believed to be mentally unstable and reportedly forced his wife and daughter to flee for safety.
A chaotic scene occurred this morning at Mrs. Long's house when she fainted thrice during the trip. A horseman forced Lis Wie to compose a statement while a crowd gathered and a confrontation arose. The assailant was retained after a violent struggle and is jailed.
The cholera epidemic in Hamburg has crippled the city with widespread distress. Trade and industry are at a standstill as workers lose daily earnings and fear of handling plague goods spreads, forcing many employers to idle their staff and swelling the ranks of unemployed clerks and laborers.
Dispatches from Benin Penty Paws Nevillhy and Wes Cites describe cholera fears and quarantine actions. Authorities order Gourke to report on Poland’s illness prevalence while forbidding pilgrimages and certain railway excursions. Ship arrivals bring cases. supplies flow homeward amid disinfection odors.
The special Pennsylvania Railroad train bearing the President and Mrs Harrison reached Washington this morning at 9 o clock. The party, including the President’s son and relatives, met Mrs Harrison on arrival. Mrs Harrison rested at the White House thirty minutes later. Her physician Dr Gardner reports she is improving and spirits good as she completes the journey.
The will of Dunlel Dougherty, a lawyer and orator, is admitted to probate. The petition values the estate at 140000 dollars. It devises the estate to his wife for life with power to dispose by will, and if she dies without a will, the estate goes to the testator’s children.
A motor and trailer car on the Cedar avenue line were smashed by a passenger train on the Cleveland & Pittsburg railroad about 8 o clock this morning. One male passenger on the street car suffered a broken leg and was badly bruised about the head.
A grand jury returned true bills today against all Homesteaders charged with murder riot and conspiracy in 107 indictments. Named defendants include Hugh O'Donnell Hugh Tous and Burgess SeLucide as part of the murder counts and related charges in Pittsburg.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Dupuy swore out a warrant before Justice Foster charging Michael C. McDonald with attempting to bribe Police Justice Woodman to influence a Garfield Park club case. The Warrant issued under mayor Washburne guidance.
Burne wrote songs as a child and achieved publication by age ten.
Harvard eyes new candidates to replace last year’s eleven as practice continues ahead of fall, with Yale facing stronger turnover. Key players like Newell, Lake, Corbett and Tukey evaluated. several hopefuls include Lewis, Acton, Pierce and Highlands, while several veterans may lose spots or shift positions.
The article assesses Harvard football candidates like Mason the catcher turned end, and Jin Lee from Harvard’s earlier years, noting Mason's value and Lee's potential. It highlights George Gray as a strong substitute and Fairchild from Hopkinton as a promising quarterback. Changes loom before the season opener against Dartmouth at Caius College on December 1.
Hoard's Dairymill describes cheese making with precise temperatures and steps. It covers heating milk to about ninety degrees, ripening, adding rennet, cutting curd, beating, and controlling whey leakage, with emphasis on judgment and careful timing by the cheesemaker.
A detailed description covers steps from whey extraction and curd testing to stirred curd cheese and cheddar production. It explains whey drainage, curd heating, mixing with salts, pressing durations, and the use of molds, temperature control, and cutting of curd into uniform pieces for aging and final packaging.
Hamburg authorities and local officials urge Munich to oppose quarantine on all vessels from Hamburg and other ports. They argue many foreign ships are unclean and carry dangerous germs, noting recent incidents at Hamburg and urging action to prevent a panic.
In Stiantlys Thayery Mich a widowed woman Mrs Clams Hosni and her crippled husband were found dead after weeks of illness and starvation. Doctors say she died of starvation while the husband is near death from famine as he remains unable to speak or move. The couple recently returned from the war and authorities report no wounds but refuse to discuss further details.
Newark Grand Army men report their comrade John Heckiten was murdered after a trip to the Grand Army encampment. His body was found in a Washington creek with about $200 missing, a broken gold watch chain, and two colored men named as suspects.
Sept 22 in Sausmia NY the court hands down a decision in the Oneida case denying the motion for a stay and the appeal of Carter v Krank Qiee as Secretary of State. They assert one constitutionality of the reapportionment.
A noted Keranghar family from Finglixit Paris pursues Ait Af Ehotera in Paris as no other local races occur. several deaths have affected Finglixit residents and Bughal funerals follow. Muse, Sept. 22. Axzig Bore denies report claiming a claim through a provocation by his father.
Report from Crane New Mexico on September 23 describes customs officials seizing large numbers of American cattle straying into Mexican soil near Las Palomas. Mexican order aims to confiscate cattle after a specified date, causing substantial losses to local grazing lands and hindering cattle roundups.
Investigators tighten search for the band of robbers who wrecked the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe express near Osage City. Two through freights passed the track shortly before the ill fated passenger train. The robbers stole fish plates and spikes to delay the train. Santa Fe adds guards and promotes extra patrols as the case unfolds.
A man traveling as Noah Anderson was detained in Cheyenne Wells on suspicion of being a jail-breaker sought by Sedalia authorities. Sheriff Barnsworth notes the description matches Davis, a Sedalia tourer, for whom a $5,800 reward is offered. Sedalia officials have been notified.
Threst ing hand in this vicinity are on strike for higher wages. They have been paid 2 25 a day. The striker is rapidly extending and may involve the whole of Trown and adjoining counties. For five days Chi o city has been overrun with the strikers but the police weet: Do have them ide cantral.
A blaze yesterday destroyed a hay barn in Kevhut Jefferson county. Investigators say sleeping Leinips caused the fire which caused an estimated loss of $51,000.
Sept 22. Dugtouche a small town on Northumberland Street Kerk county was nearly destroyed by fire started in a jeweler Joseph Meyers residence and spreading to sixty houses and hotels. No fire apparatus, main bridge damaged, losses around 26000 dollars with insurance covering part.
The National Colored Men's Association meets at Wright's Hall and plans a national appeal to African Americans and friends of Dum en Eberly. The appeal asks if Black citizens may live peacefully or face Lynching and enemy oppression. The group aims to improve the colored people's standing, fight political prejudice, and seek fair southern elections.
Gladstone may outline proposed measures at the Lord Mayor banquet on November 9 with Edward Balfour arranging Edinburg criticism. Deacon freed in Paris and intends residence in Vales to pursue custody actions. Father Wumphreys remanded in Triest for voter intimidation trial.
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