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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1898

Page

2

Turmoil and Cuba War Talks Roil Global News

A sweeping, chaotic extract summarizes Cuban independence stakes, U.S. and Spanish diplomacy, and European reactions. It notes Spain’s refusal of intervention and money offers, McKinley’s diplomacy, and growing war sentiment in Madrid. Also covered are domestic notices, fires, accidents, and political shifts across the United States, with updates on stock markets, notable deaths, and infrastructure issues.

Phouienis Antlel Saunteey Rekerve Havana Spain Barcelona Canaries Choge Sspanis Cortes Manila Phillypine Islands Eld Tims Spaniah Cortes Premley Sepasta Hanotaux Paris United State C. LD. Sigsbee Maire Navy Long Maximo Gomez Juntt New York Cuba Golucowski Austria Campbell Leanshoro Broussard New Iberia Congress Madrid United States Euby Cortes Sagasta Maine Lothhouse Provident Dommand Cuiabo Spaiu Naval Board Muiuo McKinlay Spat Gungres Seman Mason Ormusizea Reed Cullom Wall Street Europe

Turbulent Foreign Affairs and Royal Movements Pass Amid Crises

A混乱 of early 20th century international events is summarized. Reports include Austrian naval funding requests, the Austro-Hungarian government seeking 15 million dollars, royal visits by Emperor Wilhelm and Empress Augusta, and widespread political resignations and missteps across Europe and the Americas. The Danish, Italian, British, and Russian fronts show ongoing tensions, naval expansions, indictments, and leadership shifts affecting colonial and global power balances.

Ailtun Turkey Marquis of Salisbury Lote Lommus San Juan Porto Rico Tyesin Jory Arthur Ta-Lieu-Wan Chin Austive Hungaria Delia Stiswart Parnell Charles Stiwart Parnell Relunad Greenland Atlantic Grispi Ialy Naples Let of Deputies James Westland Legislative Council of India Unk Tashka-Wan Ching Kiang Peh A. Z. Bagfour Mike Nile Shendy Amy Wm. E. Gladstone John 2 Jackson United States Berlin Foreign Office Lous Barri Darvison Germany Jackson Barrison

Weeds and Their Mission in Farm Fields

Weeds are sorted by farmers who have made mistakes in the management of their fields, offering a chance to prosper. Weeds may educate the farmer and improve the soil, with good and judicious wisdom and cropping as the only effective means to keep weeds down. A foul place to be cleaned by inaugurating a stout provision of crop. Southern enslavior?

Southern Enlavatur

Queen Bee Trap Described Inventions For Hive Access

A historical note describes a hive trap with a frame opening to allow worker bees to pass while preventing large bees from escaping. It mentions open-end panes set on a central partition and a conical entrance guiding bees into a chamber where they can be removed.

SWEPT TO DEATH AS LEVEE BREAK SWAM A TOWN

A levee breach at Shawneeown, Illinois, near Carmi, wipes out about 240 to 600 residents as a wall of water twelve to twenty feet deep rushes down the valley. Homes lift and float, fires break out, and rail links are severed. Rescue efforts and official details are still incomplete.

Carmi Bude Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Louisville

Chauncey M Depew Retires From NY Central Presidency

Chauncey M Depew announces retirement from the presidency of the New York Central. He will hive up that post to focus on managing other railroad lines and carry out a broader policy for the system. The statement was issued in New York on March 91 and describes a shift to oversee multiple roads.

N. Y. Central New York Chauncey M. Depew

Depew to retire as New York Central president after election

The article notes Chauncey M. Depew will retire from the presidency of the New York Central after the annual election on April 20 and will shift to a new management role within the Van derbilt system. It mentions a broader unity in administration and the forthcoming adjustment in leadership.

Iyar Oller Skiguay Brady Alaske Angou A. Uckey New York Lome Gathely Aston Seidl Lemons N York Paul Lauer Walter Webb New York Central Hj Health Thomas 2. Bryan Misan Byrd Page Virginia Chi- Cur Tice Wonston Tex J. Waldere Birk St. Laws Thomas D. Davis Uighand Pork College Des Moines Iowa Carlinville TL Boile Ole Igs United States Depew Genera Wesembly Long Certaln Covernor Black Congress New York City Jon Hall 1St Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Wovey New York Athletic Club Peepls Bank of Pailadelphta MiManes d Dowth B. Graiz Unin Iis Lois Wheravon Louelter Astrure Ton Skinner Tunen Weare Alaska Lath O. Richardson Seattle Wash Pennsylvania Bank Jeeminigstener Richard () Loper Fauuraniora’ Mynance Company Peore Bank of Palladuphia Newark Daniel A. Soudsell Vanderbilt New York Central Road Company Chauncey M. Depew

Vanderbilt Family Shapes New York Central Leadership

The board plans changes at the New York Central with Cornelius Vanderbilt stepping back from presidencies at New York Central and Michigan Central while others such as Ledyard and Calléway are positioned for senior roles. William Vanderbilt will retire from executive duties but stay as a director, maintaining influence over key railroad properties and family interests.

Rman Rork Deneril Lake Sitkerk Chicago & Strew Michigan Centr R. Calléway Depew New York Central Ledyard Ventan Michigan Cem Lake Shore New York Galergo St. Louis Cornelius Vanderbilt Chiivowashin Michigan Central Willian KK. Vanderbilt Whalmanshin Elke Sborao & New York Chicago & St. Levin Eirectors Lueir

Grant To The President Letter From General Grant Found

New York on April 3 1895 a letter dictated by General Grant just before death asks the President to favor Ulysses S Grant the son of Frederick Grant for a West Point cadet appointment The letter bears endorsement from General Sherman dated February 1 1867 and notes Ulysses Grant III is now 16 years old

New York Fred Grant Washington Melkinley General Grant United States Ulysses S. Grant Frederick Grant Weat Point Uttle Ulysses Eral Sherman New York City Sherman Geneva Ulysses Grant

Age of a Horse by Teeth Reading

The text explains judging a horse's age by its teeth. It lists stages: six front teeth, two weeks old. two middle nippers. changes in corners, grooves, and spots. first signs at eight weeks. full sets and replacements through ten, twelve, and beyond, noting horses grow older as teeth wear and new pairs appear.

Painters Bold Misuse Ship Name Draws Suit

A London based painter painted on the old ship Foudroyant with the slogan England expects every May to do his duty and take off. He did this without the owner's consent. The owner sued for one thousand pounds and was awarded fifty pounds. the artist was fined forty shillings.

Mest Bngland Nolgon Foudroyant England

Frosty fruit woes plague pumpkins and plums

A garbled item notes frost damage to fruit with odd phrasing about pumpkins and plums. The Detroit Journal style hints at agricultural trouble and warnings to fruit growers, though specifics are unclear.

Seventy Spaniards Clown Up At Matanzas? Rumor Reported

A Cuban merchant report claims seventy Spanish soldiers were killed in an explosion at Matanzas yesterday afternoon. Verification is uncertain. The note adds stray details on London rail costs and Massachusetts vivisection laws, but these may be unrelated rumors from the Bescon.

Key West Matanzas Aga

Gaudy Handkerchiefs For Next Season Display

The article previews semior thin, multicolor handkerchiefs with embroidery, lace frills on both sides, and varied patterns from polka dots to florals. It notes centered solid color grounds, two tone borders, and that traveling handkerchiefs should not be lace trimmed.

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