MARSHFIELD BRIEFS ON CUBA AND PHILIPPINES
In Marshfield, Cuba’s railways are mainly bought by American capitalists and funds are urged to support local schools. Reports note thousands of Filipinos near Pasig threatening Manila’s defenses, with United States plans discussed to pacify the Philippine Islands. Lieutenant governors, governors, and committees debate American control and peace terms while naval actions near Yorktown and Laguna de Bay unfold.
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Cuba
Enygueh
Pidminds Chaler
Lawton
Tne
Paar
Pasig
Manila
Lawron
Aha
Honeral Henry
Porto Hive
Tivs
Arovild
Aguile
Man
Aguibnda
Sai
Aguado
Cabicles
Seurenry Alder
Tabs Affert
Lieway C. Gilman
Yorktown
Fuuines
Bales
Lavon
Laguna de Bay
Mauna
Northboard
Military Court of
Bo Trdanyissigh
Lee Calon
Blurred War News and Weather Amid Floods and Politics
A garbled dispatch notes blizzards at Deadwood and a Missouri river flood warning. It mentions Senator Teller predicting Gulf Democrats backing the Republican nominee and a Missouri bill imposing a one cent tax per alloy and two cents per beer package. Also references the War Department telegram, Parliament figures, and a New York dog cemetery formation.
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Chicago
Hotham
Deadwood
S. Te
Rydsney Kipling
Lakewong
War Department
Telgraph
Teller
Tee Publicam
George J
America
New York
George Uny
George Saxton
Omaha
Missouri House
Senate
Watterson Bishop Dies At Home In Columbus Diocese
The death or the Rev Joan Acurose Watterson, Bishop of the Columbus diocese, occurred at his Lat ily home. The obituary notes his long service and his burial at Calvary Cemetery in Columbus.
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Joan Acurose Watterson
Cmon Callahe
Columbus
Latily
Margares A
Nelly YO
St. Pauiek’s
York
Raleigh
Manis
Ryan Nogsle
Igenen
Chirkes McCtores
Washington
Whyosue
Tlaven
Canadian Pacific
I Walla
Mme Iyolaglyes
Bash Watterson
Mowil
Calvary Cometery
Columons
United States
Great Britain
Westae
Len
Gene Jdmund von Ha
Bo Fewura
Oreker
Miketite
Fragmentary 19th Century Notice on Bribery Claims and Appointments
An intact death by own action note mentions a confession exonerating Martindale and others tied to a bank. Cleveland Virgil P. Kline from Standard Oil disputes charges of attempted bribery as false. Aldlemaid’s name is sought, American Bible Society appoints Rev Will Henderson as field agent for Indiana Wisconsin and Minnesota. Henderson’s education and career shift are noted.
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Martindale
Cleveland
Virgil P. Kline
Standard Oil Co
Monet
AL Dlemaid
American Bible
Sovinig
Will RR. Henderson
I. Pe
Nace
Mitnois
Tidiana
Wiscogsin
Dr. Henderson
Pennceton College
McGarrick UN Ealog
Mip Ary
Chicago
Tiidland
Unclear Fragment Sparks Funeral Mention Rumors
Fragmentary war era names and a funeral reference surface in a garbled note. The readable bits point to a funeral context and possibly a list of personal names connected to an event, but key details are missing to form a concrete report.
Courage and Strength in Times of Danger
A warning about danger from the accumulation of badness in the blood due to heavy winter living. Spring is described as the cleansing time, foreshadowing the brightness and beauty of summer.
Quay Seated as Senator After Acquittal Victory
Harrisburg April 22 report records Quay's acquittal on charges and Gov. Stone appoints Jim Quay to fill the vacancy in the U S Senate until the next legislature meets. Reactions from Wanamaker and Penrose highlight political division and precedent.
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Harrisburg
Gows
Quay
Stone
Jim
Aid
Gok Quay
Mrs Siegel and a literary wedding in New York city
The article describes Mrs George Siegel, wife of Siegel, Cooper & Co. worker, planning a social and literary life in New York. It notes her legal education, anticipated work in Towry law, and connections to prominent figures such as Cardinal Vaughan and Mrs May Varghoy Wilde. The piece covers her marriage to Mr Siegel in April 1885 and Gathered details on family and social activities.
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Mrs. George
Canton
Mc Rinley
Jormt Dooty
Gen Ene
Diana of the
Mrs. Betis
Rity
New York
Chicago
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Inip York University
Siegel
Lie Daugh· Rer
Iadge Vaughan
Ji Ines
Arly Consi
oNefaw
Cuumnhell
Cardinal Varghan
Wallar
Dtereey Cirores
Die Reading
Magi Sfns
Mavie Varghioy Wilde
Sie
New York World
TSS
Climate and Seasonal Temperatures in Porto Rico
The text explains Porto Rico’s climate with a hot rainy season and a cooler dry season extending from November to February. Temperatures on the coast hover around 80 degrees Fahrenheit in summer, dropping about ten degrees inland at higher elevations. It notes damp, humid nights and health concerns from heat and damp air, advising quinine as a safeguard and warning against cooling shelter in shade after sun exposure.
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Hess
Island legend tied to poisonous air under shade trees
A fragment from Harper's Weekly describes island superstition that large trees create noxious vapors beneath their bowers. Untutored natives believe resting beneath such trees causes deadly, frightful pains as the vapors allegedly congest the head and chest.
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Harper's Weekly
Wisconsin writer injured in Porto Rico travel mishap
Wisconin News writer Holme S. Bint suffered a fall while seeking a weather train bound for the city, reports to his father Col Gov. Web of Madison. Foster Lardner, a UW graduate and Sigma Chi member in Alvarkee, witnessed the incident and later discussed Lardner’s rise in acting with Morris and his work in New York.
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Holme S. Bint
The
Juin News
Gov
Web
Madison
May
Porto Ricas
Eluy
Foster Lerdner
Welix Morris
Alvarkee
Uate
University of Wisconsin
Elans
Sigma Chi
Dinber of
Whatcarder
Séaley
V Agabond
Nly
Mt Airdner
Qvandinower
Fells Mowls Lag & Aummes
Pla
Marki
Ute
A Mere Tormatity In a Brief Romance
A fragment from a story shows a couple in a tense moment a year into marriage. He lapsed into silence while she made no move to draw back nor deliver a slap. The scene hints at cooled passion and unresolved tension in a short domestic episode.
Banquet Hosts Report On Racial Seating In New York
Report from Chicago's platists Democrats says black attendees at a New York banquet were not seated at the dinner tables. A colored man and his son appeared on the platform during speaking, and some claimed colored guests were present at the diner.
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Chicago
New York
Plaindester Editor Satirized In Village Paper
In a village scene, old Gium reads a paper noting the editor prints marriages beside death notices. His wife questions the point, and a judge weighs in on the humor, suggesting the living keep their claims to attention.
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Ana
Gium
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