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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
10
Roosevelt addresses crowds in multiple cities on labor and tariff issues, calling for fair treatment and regulatory overhauls. The piece surveys municipal results across Ohio Michigan North Dakota Montana and other states, noting Republican gains and Socialist setbacks, with mention of notable local incidents and legal actions.
In an ecclesiastical capacity Senator Smoot spoke to the assemblages of the Mormon Church urging virtue of cleanliness. He addressed the people with careful restraint avoiding direct political references during the delivery of his remarks.
Chicago records show March mortality high, blamed on 1.93 influenza and an eight percent rise over decade average. Henry Miller Cooper of Chicago, born Ches ter May 13 1841, descended from Noah Dayton, a signer of the federal constitution and a U S senator, moved from Little Rock to Arkansas. Cooper held roles including clerk of the Arkansas House of Representatives in 1873, receiver of public moneys in 1874, tax collector, and later United States marshal for the eastern district of Arkansas in 1897.
Miss Jessie Ackermann the noted temperance worker recounts sleeping in 2700 beds during her travels. She describes sleeping in diverse spots including a king’s tomb, a Siberian camp, an Alaskan fisherman's bay, and even a house in Iceland. A dramatic Alaska night ends with her climbing a perilous improvised bed in a native hut after a storm, finally yielding to sleep atop rising rafters.
President Roosevelt addresses a Sioux Falls audience on wage workers and tillers of the soil, urging national policy to balance farm and urban interests. He praises the irrigation act, calls for better roads and farmer education, and lauds the coal strike commission as a model for fair labor relations and safety laws.
A fragmentary editorial style piece mocks flattery and female vanity, urging caution with romance. It jokes about hats, fashion, and seduction, then pivots to practical advice urging life insurance, chastising men and praising prudent choices. It closes with reflections on divorce, memory, and forgiveness.
The national government advertises for immigrant farm workers willing to emigrate to western provinces, inviting applications from laborers in northern Italy for migration to vineyards and fruit regions.
Renowned taxonomist Fleury Sebroader died in a St. Paul museum at age 78. A longtime figure in natural history, Sebroader contributed to museum exhibits and scholarly catalogs across four decades.
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