Russian Pacific Fleet Reported Moving Toward New Battle
April dispatches describe Rosentvensky’s squadron sighted near Hong Kong and off Kumriah Bay with reports of land actions in Cochin China. Telegraph chatter from Taelinzu to Pachitan notes Russian forces reinforced and ready to resume fighting, as Korestvensky presses northward while Togo may force action.
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Patia
St. Petersburg
Etlre de Paris
Vicw
Rosentvensky
Tis Squadron
Hong Kong
Saigon
Col Iera
Cochin-China
London
Hong Kove
Porson
Turao Bay
Kumriah Bay
Toran Bay
Adyleca
Baifong
Paerix
Bustiaov
Korestvensky
Togo
Fragmented War Rumors From Global Dispatches
A jumble of dubious reports from Hong Kong to New York cites rumors of naval engagements near Samranh bay and China’s markets influencing politics. The Paris Matin notes Captain Rode about renewed land battle plans, while several papers claim fleets and torpedo warfare may begin soon, sparked by Admiral Rojestvensky's squadron and Western powers.
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Guegh East
Hong Kong
Pally Mall
Samranh Bay
China
Daily
London
Iecise
Hhe
Welexrapirs
Singapore
St. Peterablire
Rojestvonsky
Noyce Vremyn
New York
Peri
Fnally
Japan
Europe
America
Rojestvensky
Amer
Paris
Four Newsboys Dead in Panic at Hall Tragedy
Four newsboys died and many injured when a crowd of hundreds surged from Masonic hall after a false alarm. The stampede trapped smaller youths under feet, with victims named Ed Morrissey 12 Louis Scheizert 15 Homer Williamson 11 Floyd Poland 13 as identification lagged hours.
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Todianapolis
Masonic Hall
Morrissey
Louis Scheizert
Homer Williamson
Floyd Poland
Four More Indictments in Beef Trust Probe
Chicago reports four additional indictments by the grand jury in the beef trust inquiry. Named are George D. Williams Seth S. Casey Leo Joseph and Attorney Joseph Weissenbach all released on $1000 bonds after arrest. Charges allege they hindered a subpoena service for witness Fish by directing his departure to Canada and aiding in court jurisdiction. General John Palmer Dead in Albany苏 April 7 4 Adbey New York General Moun Palmer former G A R commander died after long illness from a wound received in the Civil War.
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Chicago
Apc
Beef Trust
George D. Willams
Seth S. Casey
Leo Joseph
Joseph Weissenbach
Fish
Aresterd
Takeen
America Surety Company
Belowartarchild & Sulzberger
Canada
Eneral
John Palmer
Adbey
X.Y
Moun Palmer
GALR
Ofder
State of
Labor Law Confrontation Washington Opinion
An April Supreme Court opinion by Justice Peckham declares New York ten hour daily and sixty hour weekly work limits unconstitutional. Justices Harlan, White, Day and Holmes dissent. Nan Patterson faces trial again for murder of Caesar Young, with proceedings in Brooklyn court after earlier juries.
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Washington
Peckbui
Supreme Court of the United States
New York State
Tim E
Hur- Tin
White
Day
Holmes
Harvin
Nan Patterson
New York
Dek Nan Patterson
Caesar Young
Supreme Court
Court of Generic Sessions
Gol
Wisconsin Assembly Passes Railroad Rate Bill In Debated Vote
Madison Wis April 18 the Wisconsin assembly passed the administration railroad rate commission bill after a vote of TH to 12 without debate The assembly also concurred in senate bills banning giant firecrackers sale and forbidding spring shooting The Lucitle Democrat resolution for an old age pension fund was killed
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
Administraion Railroad Rate Commission
Assembly
Senate
Lucitle Democrat
Railway fireman killed near Sedalia, Missouri
Missouri Pacific passenger train No 8 derailed near Sedalia after leaving St. Louis for Kansas City. The engine and cars left the tracks. fireman Frank Anderson of St. Louis was killed. No other injuries reported. A powder explosion in Nashville, Tennessee killed three men and damaged property.
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Sedalia
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Kansas City
Frank Anderson
Nashville
Tenn
Trenton
Local village notes and social round scattered
Spencer and nearby residents share a week of visits and calls with Marshfield Rib Lake Loyal Unity and Colby. People listed include Donna Blaisdell Earl Andering Otto and Ida Bushman Amy Cain F. Colby L. Driscoll Geo. Preho Effie Williams and Mrs A W Follett visiting relatives neighbors and friends. An advertisement for Cole's Bloodbuilder appears among the notes. Rev James of Colby spent time here with Rev Conklin giving illustrated lectures at Hope Chapel and Cole schoolhouse.
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Mrs. Bodle
Dartford
Donna Blaisdell
Marshfield
Earl Andering
Marshfild
P.O. Schafer
Otto and
Ida Bushman
Loyal
Spencer Friends
Harvey Stewart
March
Landaal
Rib Lake
James of
Colby
Conklin
Save
Hope Chapel
Cole School
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promoted By Local Seller
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve as a universal healer for cuts burns boils bruises piles and skin diseases. A testimonial from Adolph West Virginia claims his daughter’s leg bone pieces were cured and warns to beware of counterfeits sold by R J Strauss.
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DeWitt
K. E. Zickefoose
Adolph
W.va
R. J. Strauss
Spencer News Fragments Highlight Social, Health and Weather Notes
Residents of Spencer are seen visiting friends with Will Arndt and Lee Hanson noted in recent gatherings. Lutheran confirmation class and an upcoming wedding buzz provide local scene color, while George Cramer fights LaGrippe with Dr Strayer summoned. An afternoon and evening party at Griepen trog residence drew about twenty five guests.
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George Cramer
LaGrippe
Dr. Strayer
Griepentrog
Kold
DeWitt’s Little Early Risers Featured in Local Ad
An advertisement touts DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as effective gentle pills for biliousness and constipation. The notice also states extended meat market hours by RFT Strauss in Stratford Wisconsin from April 1 to November 1, 9 p.m. weekdays and Sunday 7 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. Louis Krumb.
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DeWitt
RFT
Strauss
Louis Krumb
Stratford
Wis
Richfield Notes And Local Happenings
Mrs Severson is reported ill Charles Bardick greets many friends in Richfield this week Monday morning school opened in District No 2 with large attendance Anna Robinson spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs 8 Robinson Anna Thompson returned from Medford Henry Robinson visited from Marshfield Cole s Cough Cure advertised as helpful for croup and whooping cough 25 and 50 cents guaranteed by R J Strauss M Morehouse sold his property and plans to move to South Dakota to start a new home neighbors regret his departure
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Charles Bardick
Biss
Richfield
Dist
Anna Robinson
Robinson
Anna Thompson
Medford
Henry Robinson
Marshfield
R. J. Strauss
M. Morehouse
South Dakota
Mrs. Morehouse
German Syrup Promises Quick Cure for Colds
A household remedy ad extols Boschee’s German Syrup to combat severe colds or grippe. It claims rapid relief for both children and adults, easing congested organs and stopping coughs. Trial bottle 25c regular 75c. Sold by Sexton Bros.
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Boschee
Sexton Bros
Auburn Diary Notes and Local Appointments
Auburn date items record movements of residents including R A Connor from Laona and Robt Connor from Marshfield. Mentions of Mike Baltus from Stratford and Tae R Connor Co s mill finalizing season. Notes arrivals from Chicago Manitowoc and Grand Rapids plus a corrected town clerk status for Peter Berg.
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R. A. Connor
Schultz
Otto Medenwaldt
Keller’s Hall
B. J. Landaal
Spencer
New York Life Insurance Company
E. C. Ecke
Chicago
L. Ecke
Chas. Henke
Henke
Grand Rapids
A. A. Lohrsen
D. A. Kni- Jans
Auburndale
Peter Berg
N. M. Berg
Staadt and Stratford Business Trip Reported
Staadt John Letcher went to Stratford Monday on business. Wm Mangel has been burning stumps dug out last fall. Wm Krauter has been very sick but is recovering. Peter Thomas had a sore throat last week but is working again. Maple syrup season was poor until April foul created sap. Weather hindered seeding but improvement is hoped. Fish were scarce this spring with three men out overnight for one catch. G Krauter clearing about six acres of woods. a small patch near the road remains.
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Wm. Mangel
Wm. Krauter
Peter Thomas
G. Krauter
Moon birth and local notices from Marshfield
Moon born to Mr and Mrs Levi Moon a ten pound boy Beryl Cummings at Woodland Academy during vacation. Ence Rosin home briefly while Fred Rosin recovers from pleurisy and is out again. Mrs Tom Lapoint better Mr Lapoint returns from Watsal. Ed Phillips family moved into Will Pittsley’s vacated house. Pittsley family moved to a farm near Mosinee. Cora Indd assists Mrs Leo Gebauer with spring sewing. Nesbit called home for his mother's illness. Brackett rents farm to Ed Reese and moves to Michigan. Community sickness and Maple sugar season noted. Homier of Mosinee seen. John Coerper of Hartford visited about a saw-mill. Election night witnessed free beer and a punch to a man. Fred Rosin hospitalized for heart disease but resting well. Cole’s Carbolic Salve promoted as universal remedy. Veterinary call Dr E M Raymond at 109 E Fourth St Marshfield Wis.
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Levi Moon
Beryl Cummings
Woodland Academy
Ence Rosin
Fred
Fred Rosin
Tom Lapoint
Mr. Lapoint
Watsal
Ed. Phillips
Will Pittsley
Mosinee
Cora Indd
Leo. Gebauer
Nesbit
Great Work of Mucy Tone Catarrh Cure Promotion
A Rexall Company catarrh remedy named Mucu Tone garners early endorsements from pharmacists. Initial excitement grew as reports spread of prompt cures in stubborn cases, with shopkeepers hearing grateful from cured customers and urging others to try the product.
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Wits
Rexall
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Oyama
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Tokio
Wade
Sing
Yingccheng
Singklug
Kaulbare
BEA
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Dianalohes
Indianapolis
Beef Grand Jury
Gydpesos Bervica
Tate
Amy Cain
Unity
Friends In Our Village
Mesdames
F. Colby
L. Driscoll
W. Romaine
Geo. Preho
St. Paul
Effie Williams
Drea
Mguaay
A. W. Follett
Fond du Lac
Pete Glendenning
al Gardiner
Hancock
H. Mason
Cole
Lee Hanson
Mrs. Prehn
Will Arndt
Will
Geo. Schwantes
Minnie Griepentrog
Martha Neuman
Minnie Neuman
R. J. Strat
Louis
Laemle
Auburn
Moon
Mr. Brackett
Ed. Reese
Michigan
Ems
Marie Windlef
Mrs. Homier
John Coerper
Hartford
R.J. Strauss
E. M. Raymond
Dr. Powell
E. Fourth St
Marshfeld
Wis Ott
Kew Rexall CatserhiCere
Brisa
John K. Spengler
Spengler
Chi
Mr. Spengler
Rj, Strauss
Bol
Upham M’f’g. Co
Upham M'f’g. CO
Runkel Brothers
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