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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1898
Page
3
A report notes diplomats face exhausted efforts to address intolerable conditions and seek renewed avenues for resolution. Details emphasis on negotiations, international factions, and ongoing pressures at the diplomatic table.
President McKinley urges Congress to authorize measures to end hostilities in Cuba and to establish a stable government on the island. He cites the Maine disaster, Spanish conduct, reconcentration horrors, and the need to protect American lives and trade, proposing intervention if peace cannot be achieved.
The Chinese consul in New York planted a Ginkgo biloba near General Grant’s grave in Riverside. The tree thrives in the new soil and has shown robust growth. The article notes the ginkgo’s history, botanical traits, and successful transplantation, with Riverside’s specimen among several in the region.
A New York insurance company is pursuing a lucrative business venture in China, illustrating how wealth accumulates from income and age while debt mirrors that growth.
A collection of kitchen guidance and social observations discusses menu ideas with pepper and salt for flavor, simple techniques for cooking vegetables, potatoes, and fish puddings, and notes on moral matters. It then shifts to reflections on money, social status, and the ethics of marriage and self reform.
The tale follows Kelley the Australian bushranger wearing heavy steel armor and helmet weighing 200 pounds. He claimed bullets caused no wounds and felt like a sledge hammer blows, yet heat and shock were intense. He recalled armor minimized pain from revolver rounds and altered his stance against further shots.
A short guide to making winter curtains from a single blanket. Dye the blanket in crimson or green, wash and press, cut center, seam top and bottom, finish one side with a selvedge, and trim the other sides with fringe or old golf twill. The result is cozy and suitable for back bedroom windows.
Vermont will see the state split into two customs districts on a momentous date. The news signals a major administrative change affecting trade procedures and regional governance. Local officials and business leaders anticipate impacts on tariffs, border operations, and cross state commerce.
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