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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
2
The dispatch covers escalating tensions over Cuba, Spain, and intervention. Proposals for armed action, mobilization talk in Washington and Madrid, and naval movements in Havana and Key West are highlighted along with domestic measures like a beer tax and war-bond efforts.
The report cites Vore Awates and Arseple teudt with disruption from Switeran over the See Jose scale. Alfred Jamar Bass, a Martiamem brewer, is dead. A mission commander sought Chinese evacuation of Kin Chou but was refused. About ten thousand children are feared orphans amid Armenian massacres. The Belle at New York was recited in London by an American company. The Chir ho accuses Argsle of deceit and Great Britzio remains an ally. Mahmud's army of servants is reportedly in disarray.
Washington reports detail the Senate airing resolutions from the foreign affairs committee on Cuba, with Foraker and Lodge urging recognition of Cuban independence and others calling for intervention to topple Spanish rule. The House adopts war-authorization measures, authorizing President to intervene and deploy land and sea forces, amid partisan tensions and cross-party votes.
An old advertisement touts Heart’s Supurilla as spring medicine that supposedly purges impurities from blood and prevents skin eruptions. It asserts winter and spring imbalances cause humors and pimples, promising the remedy clears the blood and improves overall health for warmer weather.
Washington April 13 The senate debates the Hispano American crisis amid calls for decisive action. Key figures include Cullom Barry Daniel Tillman Spooner and Money. A debate on adjournment and a Cuba independence amendment signals potential war, with remarks by Wellington and others drawing sharp exchanges. In the house Bailey defends himself against a Philadelphia paper's critique of the recent disorder.
The Clevelands’ new Princeton home Westlands hosts three young girls as they enjoy extensive grounds and visits from curious sightseers. The family and governess take daily drives. the girls sing Nassau and local tunes while the mother entertains in Parson’s village. President Cleveland remains closely tied to University life, attending dances and patronessing events, with Mrs Cleveland hosting frequent visits and social gatherings.
The passage recalls Indiana statesman Thomas A. Voorhees’s tolerance for tough political combat and an occasion when he encountered Thomas H. Nelson in Terre Haute, prompting reflection on their interaction and Voorhees’s response to personal slights.
A violent exchange erupts after a public rebuke as Nelson denounces his rival as vile and unworthy. Voorhees, found later at a hotel, says he came seeking arguments, not abuse, prompting a brief quarrel that ends with both departing toward a cigar stand.
Government began a reindeer herd near Fort Clarence on the Yukon about five years ago for travel and transport. The Boston Traveler argues selling some of the herd to Klondike visitors could fund maintenance, aid explorers, and supply miners with hardy snow travelers.
In Cleveland Plain Deals an elder Ballerson intones the bread price will rise. Willie responds that mother will bake more cake, signaling a domestic scene of household economics and bargaining over food.
A classroom disruption occurs as a teacher led activity devolves into confusion. Students repeat noisy phrases while a child imitates a line about ears and noses causing disorder among the group.
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