Turbulent World Recap From Marshfield Times Front
The page reports a wide array of events from the era: political shifts in Kentucky and Nebraska, deaths of notable figures including Elizabeth Calvert and Dr. Risunlo Lids, and court and legal actions. It notes financial moves by the American Tobacco Company, a cyclone in Kentucky with many deaths and injuries, and legislative action affecting campaign contributions. It also mentions international turmoil in Crete, Cuba, and Europe, with summaries of military actions, diplomatic notes, and the potential appointment of commissioners by President McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Kentucky
Senate
Nebraska
Elizabeth Calvert
G, FL. Calvert
Baltimore
Newport
Richard M. Hoar
Heoughton
Mien
Wea
T. Adams
Olver Opie
Boston
Risunlo Lids
Isabel Mary Murphy
California
Aeag Dive Co
W. G. Huuser
Rvcely
Legielafare
Dullat
United States
Xenatsir
Gomring
Conmmarioney
Nicholas Peirie Tell
Trane
Chitedgo
Charles
Houghton
Parachteer
Gaming Ghws Company
Arilion
Geneva
Nex
Foreign affairs and global tensions reported
A string of brief dispatches notes actions across continents. Wawati rescues hundreds of Japanese laborers. the sultan of Morocco bans the gampilerimage for a year due to plague fears. French deputies linked to the Panama scandal. London reports Mr. Gladstone thinks he has mastered the matter. Crown Prince leads Greek forces in Thessaly toward Crete. Cuba fears invasion amid sugar crop issues. The Turkish reformist crackdown on Armenians spurs arrests. Great powers plan to send observers to Crete as Crete tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greak
al Mudmil
Manilla
Ruts Hivera
Antonio Mereo
Planr del Hio
Henry Clews
New York
Haye
Abes
Venezuela
National Review
London
McKinley
Cretan
Great Britain
Vassos
Crete
St Crete
EU Mpe
Thessaly
C. B. Crosby
Culcago
Cuba
Crosby
Groner Gomez
MeKinley
Cleveland
Wawati
Morocco
Ket
Loriss
Sancti Spiritur
Takan
Wacre
Fosilera
Dram Maite
Wisconsin Legislature Deliberates on Taxes and Public Health
In Madison on March 25 the Wisconsin Senate debated railway tax hikes and bond remedies, while the Assembly killed bills prohibiting cigarette sales to minors and requiring full labeling of patent medicines. A census amendment was approved to align with a decennial federal count, and several highway and utility measures advanced or stalled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Senate
Green
Dr. Clason
State Agricultural Society
Legried
Office of Register of Deeds
Phillips
County Board of Supervisors
Hayle Lolties
Assembly
Bucksaft
Hall, Cayhin
Jensen
McKenzie
Riral
Camp Douglie
McGillvray
McGillivray
Wisconsin
Ic 45
Batual
Billa
Wall
Saveuto
Dnath Judleiss
Aithorlaing
The
Assembly & Dol
Wipperman
Seaman
Prink
Baxter
State Historica
Welton
Suson
Michigan
Hall
Taylor
Green Bay Railroad
Hal
Mailer
Latta
Davidson
Joie
Abe Pole
Mincesota
New York
Jay Gould
Barnum
Harvey
True
Merricsa
Merril
Ercht
Clark and
Marlathon Counnties
Rivers
Rusk
Hurd
Stardlog
National Congress
Merriman
McGrath
W. A. Jones
Dy Clason
Public Heath End Sanitation
Lewis
Marquette
Steeting
Capitol
Agen
Chinyo Falla
Thayer
San Jose
Whic
Mow Kinley
Cleve Jen
Milwaukee
Chiesa
Occober
Peterson
Board of Agricultuce
Whitman
ISL
Soliday
Te Yttorney
McGillyvray
Informiere
Timme
Sauk and Brown
Austin
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Tax and Labor Bills
Wisconsin lawmakers push through measures on mining and fish laws, tax changes, and public health. Key actions include a cigarette sales ban bill advancing, railway pass restrictions debated, and a plan to tax express firms with detailed rates by city size. Senate supports timber, education, and monument funding while considering forest policy and public franchises.
Miscellaneous Items From People Elsewhere
A jumble of society notes and political chatter. Mentions Brytn's wife calling him Wil lis, a plan to erect a national memorial for Jules Simson, and Miss Ellen Tarrey's overwork. Chief Justice Russel seen at Niagara Falls, a memorial institute discussed in Washington, and Cesare Lombrase fined for damages. References to Charles Hober Clark and Max Adler, Mrs. King of New York’s daring, and various royal rumors from Naples and Montenegro. Also notes on Faure and imperial pageantry, Saxony princes, Clarence Holt, and Jameson in Holloway. Reports on Australian gold finds and prison interviews with Jameson allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brytn
Willis
Ter
Jules Simson
Staigsman
Ellen Tarrey
Russel
Niagara Falls
Wo Desure
Amr
Max Adler
King
Company 13
New York City
France
Hung Chang
Naples
Montenegro
Republic
Faure
Maximilan of
Sarony
Saxony
Clarence Holt
Ballarat
Bendigo
de. Jameson
Holloway Prison
Lord Rosebury
F. Larkwool
Hue Beer
Dudley
Lord Asnaley
Publication of Health Board Report in Four Parts
Months the complainants provide security for costa and 183 Maller, enabling the publication of the board of health report in four parts during the biennial period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa
Maller
Board of Health
Senator Mula Urges Cuba Policy Report to Congress
Washington March 31 The victory of the Republicans in the House was complete with party unity in the Dingley tariff vote though a few Democrats and one Populist crossed party lines. Five Democrats from Louisiana Texas and Alabama backed the bill chiefly for sugar provisions, while one populist from Alabama and absent members shaped the tally of 205 to 182 with 21 present not voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mahoney
Messrs. Dockery, Cooper
Waebhigtn
D. C
Pettigrew
Secretary of the Interior
Cleveland
Me. Gallinger
Senate
Allen
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
District of Columbia
Territories
Moregan
Ala
Central Pacific
Arisnsas
United States
State of
Washington, D. C
Merch
Specker Reed
Wercom
Johnson
Ind
Sherman
N. Y
Reed
Hepburn
House
Gannon
Slo
Mula
Cuba
Spain
Hale
Waahlogtos
Repubicans
Louisiana
Exas
Monard
Alabama
Personal Bowen Receives Academy Ribbon Amid Honors
The article notes J Allison Bowen, recently named consular clerk by President Cleveland to the Paris consulate, receiving the academy's ribbon. It mentions the will of T S Woodward of San Jose leaving funds to nephew William F P Woodward of Boston, age 24, and describes a deteriorating health case tied to debt and bad news. Laurier, Canada’s premier, is portrayed as a skilled orator with modest means and a reputation for eloquence, and remarks on his potential fortunes if he died, with a quoted value of about 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heicht, Leibman & Co
Boston
Robert Noble
Caldwell, Thalia
Gsippi
Atella
Charles F. Saxter
John. Parkhurst
New York
Ghiima
Sastan
Joseph B. James
Hlinghan
Mass
Cineheimsatl
Pharmacy
Urwin Davis
New York City
Sted
A.J. Davis, Jr
Butte
Mon
First National Bank of Boote
Davis
Bayon de Hirsch Fund
Baroness de Hirsch
Digsville
Oneida
Tro Wen
O'Connor
Shevinne
J. Allison Bowen
Cleveland
Parla
Academy
Woodward
San Jose
Cal
William FP. Woodward
Laurier
Blaestaw
Canada
Commora
Stole Horses and Wagon in Watertown Robbery
Watertown Wis April 3 Horse Unleven stole a team of horses and a wagon from the premises of Carls Wiesenberg a farmer residing five miles north of this city The team was valuable The robbery was a very daring one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
Wis
Carls
Wiesenberg
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Treat
Studi Daw Laer
Missiasppi River
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