Vast World News Cursts from Marshfield Times Mosaic
The Marshfield Times reports a chaotic collage of brief world items. Notable notes mention Frank Ott, a veteran of the IT, killed by a switch operator in Lincoln. Col. William Cody’s Buffalo Bill show to end after this season. and various regional incidents from Peoria to Madison. The reprint sweeps through explosions, fires, deaths, legal cases, and political maneuverings across the United States with sparse detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ott
Linccoln
J. ¥. Kelly
Butte
Moni
Maw F. Cody
Suttalo Bill
Smith Russell
Caleuga
Peoria
Ilinois Steet Company
Iron Mountain
Med
William Williams
United States
Paraguay
Uruguay
Wausau
Ind
New York Senate
Greater New York
B. F. Stoddard
Jesup
McKinley
Kentucky
Nebraska
Fleming McCray
Brick Chapel
Y W. Mair
Monmouth
Poynette
Wis
Comptroller of the Currency
Houston
Texas
T Belcte College
Helen Edwards
Meg Nye
Genevieve Relcher
Mollie Sumner
Lillian Wherry
Elizabeth Whitney
Martha Shopbell
C. F P. Godtrax
Hanry Poole
Edward Fichels
Keene
N.Y
Walter R. Hetchison
Commercial Bank
Booneville
St. Louis
Edward Thatcher
Palmyra
Anthony Hope
Misa Millard
Zenda
George A. Armes
Armes
Gen. Schofield
David McKinley
Connorayville
John Breseler
Sterling
Atate
Edward Delaney
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Havng
I. N. Walker
Grand Army
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Cruz
Altgeld
New State Hospital For the
Fredrick Merrick
Jaweler
South Fifth Street
Williamsburg
Bolwes
Burmasburger & Co
Pittsburg
Central City
Gad
Frank Froe
Buffalo
Larry Burne
Cohoes
Empire Artletic Club
National Niners
Segalon
Columbus
Ohio
Philip H. Penna
Eugene V. Drba
McDonough Manufacturing Company
Eau Claire
Miord
Weat Superior
World News Miscellany and Oddities From Far and Near
Reports mix colonial observations and wartime casualties with cultural curiosities. Cuban insurgents executed by Spanish forces at Cabana fortress. 60 Dervishes and 5 Egyptians killed in fighting between Egyptian forces and Dervishes. Queen’s colonial reach questioned. Global soldier totals and daily military costs cited. Wit and travel notes include Max O’Rell on women, Egyptian harps, and a gizmo sending violets to Empress Eugenie. Urban bans on women in Astoria, Ore. toy-store episode in Naples amuses the Empress Elisabeth. Railway scheme across the Palk Strait would connect Ceylon with India, implying massive bridgework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla Thera la Nm
Cabana
Asia
Africa
America
Max O'Rell
Buda Pesth
Dublin
Astoria
Ore
Eugenie
Elisabeth I
Naples
Ceylon
Witl
India
Colonial Diplomacy and Napoleonic Relics Amidst War News
The report notes Sir H Ho Richener leading a British expedition to Don gola and speaking Aravic like a native, with diplomacy aiding campaigns in the Nive. It mentions a diamond buckle gifted to the German empress from the Austro Hungarian envoy and allegedly worn by Napoleon at Notre Dame on December 21, 1814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigat
H. Ho‘Richener
Dongola
Germany
Bechm
Nap I
Abu
Gage
Arth Bale
Waterloo
Mapoléon
Notre; Dame
Dee
House Debates Milked Cheese Tax and Army Plan
Congress debates a preliminary plan for the Nelarka site improvement of the Mingourt river in Sioux City and votes on amending a filled cheese bill. The vote tightens retail tax and wholesale tax proposals while supporting the bill’s passage. Senate discusses coast defenses and intervention in Mrs Maybrick case, with judicial and patent office matters also examined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bute
Secretary of War
Nelarka
Mingourt River
Ogyore
Sioux City
Partial agreement noted on legislative funding bill
Ur presented a partial agreement from the conference on the legislative executive and judiciary appropriation bill. The president sent Fitzhugh Ken of Virginia to be consul general in Havana, replacing RO Williams who resigns. Williams had served since 1913. Cullom proposed an amendment to require full postage stamp revenue and printing funding. The George bankruptcy bill was reformed by the judiciary committee amid minority support for voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Mil
Wisconsin Democratic State Central Committee
Shinnecock
Jamaica
Howard Morris
West Superior
Tron and Steel Company
Ae Pipe
Marr
Milwaukee
Emil Lehendein
Wilkesbarre
Cleveland
W. H. Cleveland
Presbyterian Church
Chaumont
King AX
Dangler Vapor Stove Company
Polchers’ Union
Pitis Island
N.Y
Soe
Senner
Saginaw
Joan Madden
Lexington
Catherine Leyburn
Wetton
Mills Falla
Onward
Dam Mantle
Star
Almont
Missouri Division
League of American Wheelmen
Missouri Pacific Railroad
New York Bar Association
Pitteburg
John T. Chumazer
J. ¥. Farwel
Spanial
Missouri
Conventon
Nebraska
McKinley
North Dakota
Kentucky
Bradley
Colorado
Chicago
Culiom
Senate
Fitzhugh Ken
Virginia
United States
Havana
Cuba
RO. Williams
Ra‘nonw QO. Williams
Hayaai
Williams
OniselD Women and Chinese Beauties in Orchard View
Descriptive vignette on Chinese women and a group of Chinene beauties seated in chairs, noting submissive postures and imagined constraints on female voting. The piece recalls historical gender roles, beauty standards, and cultural stereotypes framed by a dated colonial voice.
Newest Jae Bows The Mariborough Style For Dresses
The article describes the Mariborough bow as a revival of old fashioned bow details. It highlights five crushed loops with short straight ends and a single side placement, offered as a charming dress accessory.
Canary Care For A Healthy House Bird
Keep a canary in a clean airy cage with fresh gravel and water for drinking and bathing. Provide open air on mild days, ensure the cage is at least eight inches by twelve, with perches at different heights and a winter diet of small brown rape seeds, occasional apple, and rare poppy oil canary seeds.
Jet and Blue Glace Bodice Described for Theater
A theater bodice in pale blue glace velvet features sheer jet and black satin drapery on front and back with rich embroidery. The decolletage is edged in black ostrich plumes and tlpa, and small plumes rest on the shoulders tied with black satin bows.
Indignant confrontation over kiss with Jane erupts
A tense domestic scene unfolds as one partner demands an explanation for finding the other kissing Jane. The accused calmly suggests the meeting was unplanned and due to an unexpected arrival.
Sotes of the Day Fragments From Crowded Global Roundup
A scrambled digest notes fires in Philadelphia and New York City, gold output shifts, starch production, and charity giving. It cites railway locomotive and freight car output in 1895, a Dundee Courier venture to Argentina, and a Rome Georgia wedding misadventure, with varied global items and oddities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanttab
Impowe & Tale
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
Philadelphi
New York City
France
Colorado
Athver
London
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
Dundee Courier
Europe
United States
Laat
Black Sills
St. Louis
New York
Great Britain
Rome
Fashion Notes From A Bygone Era On Garment Trends
The piece surveys waist and gown styles with silk fabrics and lace appliques, beaded velvet, printed velvet, Trilby inspired cuffs, puffed jackets with large buttons and frogs, and long shoulder seams. It mentions skirts matching short jackets, padded hips, and decorative sleeves with mid upper-arm puffing as notable details.
Inaccurate Views on Women and Debt in Men’s Speech
The text reflects a male speaker’s sweeping claims about women and relationships. He argues women repay men with small debts and forgive large ones, notes pride and shyness as barriers, and claims most men admire their wives yet become dismissive beyond a certain point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Horners
Sapsmith Suggests Marriage to Grimshaw
The fragment shows Sapsmith proposing marriage to Grimshaw with playful banter about becoming a wife. The dialog conveys social speech from a New York World piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapsmith
Grimshaw
Sappy
New York
Fragmented reflections on performance and personal life
A fragmented Detroit Free Press passage blends social critique with vanity. It notes divorce notices in papers and critics’ views on acting, while surveying fashion shifts and domestic expectations in a satirical tone.
Pale green and white gown with pale green sash ribbons
A refined description of a gown featuring a white sout, pale green sash ribbons, and a billowy chiffon skirt with green stripes. Illies of the valley décorels the design, with chiffon sleeves adorned by the same pale green accents.
Striking Costume Described From Opera Gown
A theater gown of white chine silk worn at the opera is described with aiue and pink wine hues, a decollete neckline, a large chiffon drape, and pale chine velvet detailing. The bodice and skirt feature velvet bows at each side and decorative seam embroidery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waa
Miniature Buttons Adorn Modish Gowns In Elegant Display
Buttons appear on all the gowns with many varieties of size and design. The smallest pieces are delicate and costly, with jeweled sets commanding high prices as fashionable gifts.
Louis XVI waist fashion features soft cashmere gown
A soft cashmere gown displays the Louis XVI waist with a full front that also forms the demi skirt. Gimp trim lines the skirt. a silk scarf helps hold the jacket in place. Thomas Williams, longtime Dodgeville resident, died suddenly Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gowt
Thomas Williams
Dodgeville
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