Marshfield Thes Report Spurs Broad State News
Georgia cyclone disaster and Alabama turmoil prominent in desultory wires. Illinois Senate embraces anti department store bill while New York tailors seek higher wages. Stewart Woodford rumored to accept Spain post. Archbishop Treland denounces tax fights. Deaths include Mrs. Gora Stewart Wheeler and Walter Scrymser. Tennessee calls constitutional convention. center city murder verdict. San Francisco killer Blanther case. Underground trolley gains permits. New York mayoral race gears up. several bank and legal notices follow.
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Turbulent Times Across Nations Highlight Global Tensions
The era's foreign affairs unfold with Turkey calling up reserves and Crete blockaded, while Japan inches toward a gold standard upon the emperor’s approval. Notable deaths include M Ball of Te Chat Nolp Paris and John Biddulph Martin in London. Greece and Armenia face conflict, Weyler’s Cuba policy stirs change, and a new four-ship transatlantic service is proposed by Canada.
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William I
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Newcastle-on-Tyne
Cansdiay
Caomada
Astonishing admission in a frontier town story
In a rustic account from Wasilogia, a man whittling a shingle proclaims the town’s most notorious figure confessed to a claim. He says the man effectively owned up in a late night store conversation about government after he ran. The phrasing reflects dialect and local rumor.
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Congress Debates Tariff and Senate Civil Service Clash
Washington reports the House debates the Dingley tariff with five minute rule and schedule, while Senate proceedings cover civil service controversy, direct senator elections, and contest claims. Proposals include port status for Green Bay and war tariff opposition by minority.
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Wisconsin Senate Approves Regents Appointment and Tax Bills
Wisconsin Legislature in Madison on March 19 confirmed J C Raymond of Stevens Point as normal school regent. A joint resolution to create a three member committee to act with the fish commission to harmonize state legislation passed. Bills enacted include tax exemption for sugar factories, prohibiting sale of adulterated milk, criminal jurisdiction in La Crosse, terms of the eleventh judicial circuit, name changes for small cities, and farm product statistics. Workingmen's wage exemption reduced to four dollars a month for three months. a constitutional amendment abstract requirement and Dame county judge salary set at 2510 per year. Debate over state examiners at banks noted, assembly bills for private land docking in streams and infant eye treatment discussed before adjournment. Both houses adjourned to Monday night.
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Wisconsin Senate Debates Road Designations and Health Bills
Wisconsin senate activity discusses road designation amendments with speaker True supporting the bill. Passages include bills on bovine and pork regulation, food and drug adulteration, health board compensation, civil service commission, and a bicycle baggage measure. Assembly actions cover libel damages, industrial schools, liquor sales near the Milwaukee home, and theG.A.R. quarts.
Indian at Euclid Beach Park Impresses Couple
A tall brave in the Indian camp at Euclid Beach Park converses fluently with a visiting couple. The woman greets him and he replies in perfect English and Bogon, claiming graduates from Covell University and Pennsylvania Indian School. The couple leaves awed by the forest lovers.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Widow Reunites With Children After Mine Death
In Washington a German woman arrived with six children to meet her husband found dead in a mine six weeks earlier. A well to do Frenchman offered to marry the widow and adopt the children. She accepted and was married soon after, heading to the husband’s home.
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Yaner
Death by own action puzzles Watertown misprint
In Watertown Wisconsin on March 7 a 55 year old man named August Sell died by his own hand, plunging into a cistern while confined. He was the father of a grown family and details remain unclear as authorities investigate the incident.
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