MARSHFIELD TINS AND WORLDWIDE NEWS TANGLE
A flood of mixed items from circa late 19th century reports covers Corbett challenging Fitzsimmons, Vancouver figure A Megee’s suicide, Brooklyn murder verdicts, Kentucky grand jury actions, and New York exerts in politics. Notable notes include a lakefront park plan costing 10 100 000, mayoral shifts, Bribery indictments, and Greece Turkey war tensions with troop movements and battles in the Aegean. The Cuba era aims, civil service reforms, and naval repair costs hover, alongside obituaries and royal commentary.
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Corbett
Fitzsimmons Beam
Chicago
A. Megee
Vancouver
B.C
Hardlay A. Sutherland
Calore
Brooklyn
Nr Wrenn
Frankfort
W. G. Hunter
Andrew J. Garvey
Tweed
New York
W. W. Pierce
Mankeson
TS. PL de Wolt
Col. W. L. Kellogg
Fifth
United States Infantry
McPherzon Barracks
Atisola
PORETON Dispatches Mix War and Religion in Erratic Report
Havena reports Gen Rass Rivere freed from solitary confinement while Beaconsfield's death anniversary is observed in Bagkind. Java soldiers enter Hawaiin disguise as immigrants. Werlsr receives ovation in Santy Clim. Pope elevates bishops. Berlin rumor says Prince Hohentohe resigns as chancellor. Paris reports Greek gains at Ravanni, Ara, and Prevesa amid ongoing fighting.
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Havena
Rass Rivere
Lord Beaconsfield
Bagkind
Luffalo
N, Y
Gherane Wye
Winvington
Del
Mobile
Ala
Haburg
Tram- Yorg
Germany
Wisconsin Legislature Opens Last Week of Session in Madison
Madison April 19 opening of final week with senate and assembly action on bills. Measures cover mutual life insurance, historical materials, county jail supervision, department affairs, and banking and insanity procedures. Senate passed monuments at Mission Ridge and $1,046,000 for state institutions. assembly concurred on school law amendments and other acts. Two days later, House and Senate approved further appropriations and governance changes, including trustm health and building expansions. Governor Scofield to appoint board of normal school regents. several judges debated estate and insurance measures.
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Sarator Platt
New York
Ohio
Willi Hana
William Wiley
Columbus
Rae
Vantison
Henry George
Greater New York
New York Senate
Jordan
United States
York
C. Platt
Evin Roberts
Washington
Jtuv
Tones Brooks
Eneritus
Washington and Cormpeen Avenue Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Bright
England
Maria Ewing-Martia
Thomas Ewing
Geri
Henry L. Burnett
New York Board of Police Commissioners
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Gloveland
Madison
Senate
Lille
Avidsen
Rosenlraus
Sullard
Wiheclu
Ubi
Hall
Clarory
GU Molien
Mn Slone
Will
Lewise
Nu. Wass
Gov. Scofield
George E. MeDi
Stevens Poinses F
Board of Normal School Regents
J. O. Rayorond
Senate Judiciary
Ins Posivian
Hy Prné Bis
Sia
Sigle Board of Agriculture
Mission Ridge
Stout
Davis
Rocky
Volrar
Tmucj
Hoyt
Liverse
Morrill
McGillivray
Ans
Judiciary Committee
McMullen
Whelan
Cohen Davie
Dentelt
Green
McGlilivray
Munson
Stebbins
Woodworth
Forest County
Bullard
W. Jonson
Buffington
Ihistorical Library
Hell
Mla
Austin
Congress
McGillvpiy
Deanett
Reehr
Conger
Bil
Lena
Ne Supreme Court
Federal District Court
My. McGrath's Mill
Bilding Aid Iow Association
Dawvidsun
Tucker
Buffinston
Eeta
Polacheck
Asa
Merriman
Tax Commission
J. J. Stith
Legried
Senach
Alt Hall
Dunn Agser
Toseluton
Dullel
Sweeting
State Board of Control
Wyne
Wisconsin
Legislature Debates on Anti Cigarette Bill and Other Measures
Madison reports the Senate debated the Hurd anti cigarette bill with objections citing constitutional issues while supporting a companion 18 age restriction. Bills on tax changes and public commissions moved, others were killed or concurred, and a constitutional convention was tentatively approved. The assembly discussed university reporting and a drive related to Sheridan Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krauss
Austinade
Elo
Senate Judiciary Conittee
Bullard
Senate
Nosetabl
Dernett
Iusor
Reeler
Hall
Davis
Mithal Fire
MuGrith
W. A. Tones
Messrs
Linil
Plett Anl Bufflngton
Yaovill
Legislature approves several bills amid veto and votes
The chamber killed the Chiaon pure beer bill while passing measures Nos 398s and 183a to curb diseases and restore an Intermediate prison, and funds were set for fish nets and wardens. Senate motions on election expenditure failed, and various finance, telegraph, and charity appropriations were approved or debated. A governor veto on wage exemptions was sustained as the session adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiaon
San Fosa
Oshi Rosh
Ghia
Oshkesh
Senate
Austin
Davis
Assembly
Davidson
Peterson
Walch
Murson
San Francisco clash ends in horsewhipping feud
Miss Claradge and brother Edward pursue Mina Trimmer after she intruded on the Clarage family. Trimmer used opera glasses to spy on the home, provoking a downtown confrontation that left Trimmer whipped and Clarage warned to stop.
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San Francisco
Mina Trimmer
Miss Clarrege
Clarraga
Miss Trimmer
Mint Clarrage
Edward
Msss
Trimmer
Clarvage
Acr
Notable Women and Royal Support Highlight Memoirs
Notes on Eilen Terry and Sarah Bernhardt writing memoirs and Queen Victoria gifting Princess Maud $800,000. Miss Hillier and Miss Cannington plan to sail for Wuchang China under the Wesleyan women's auxiliary. The empress of Japan names a daughter Yuki-Ko and Miss Lorraine Lawrence wins a Leipig conservatory prize. Olga Nethersole praised as a savvy financER among actresses despite frailty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilen ‘Terry
Sarah Bernhardt
Lorraine Lawrence
New York
Leipsic Conservatory
Miss Lawrence
Olga Nethersole
Aclresses
Teeney
Notice Rules and Diamond Mine Figures Listed
A Moscow or St Peters burg resident must notify police before a friend’s long visit. The South African diamond mines have yielded in 72 years about 375 million dollars worth of diamonds.
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Moscow
St. Peters‘burg
South Africa
The Scholar of Style on City and Country Clothes
A Philadelphia Press excerpt notes that clothes reveal character and that well dressed women show balance and taste. It argues sartorial choices reflect money, taste, and social judgment, praising harmony in attire and warning against conspicuous, frumpy, or eccentric dress for women.
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Woldan
Anl
Gul- Har
Lue
Cherek
Philadelphia Press
Londoners Alarmed by Frock Coat Fashion Change
London tailors alarmed as demand grows for color and style shifts in the frock coat. The piece may lose its traditional somber look if a wider palette and altered tailoring take hold, a trend not yet echoed in New York where frock coats have only recently become common.
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London
Fakhian
New York
Belmonico
Question on Essex froth coats and East Side fashion
A New York Sun reader asks where the froth coats seen in Essex and Forsyth and along downtown East Side streets originate. The note requests a source to explain the materials and shapes seen, hoping to satisfy a local curiosity.
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Essex
Forsyth
East Side
New York Sun
Roadside Clearing Proposal For Better Highways
A New Jersey farmer urges state action to require towns to clear weeds bushes and trees from road sides in August and September and burn debris. Law would push annual mowing and roadside maintenance funded via future taxes. The writer argues straight roads improve travel and property values and sees one improvement opening further progress.
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Coluzny
Coljncilor
Alweys
New Fogle Farier
Motorman Brawls with Brother on Car Ride
In a Chicago Tribune recount, a motorman verbally berates a rival coal wagon driver during a morning dispute. A passenger intervenes, noting the foul language, while the two brothers exchange threats before the coal wagon turns a corner, leaving the cars apart.
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Phas
Moarman
Vie
Chicago Tribune
Pulque as a Medicine Sparks Health Debate
The article notes pulque as a favored remedy in Mexican folk medicine for indigestion stomach weakness and related ailments. It also reports New York City debt rising from 97,357,230 at 1890 end to 118,277,298 at 1898 end.
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Maico
New York City
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News OF ‘the World
Billy" Derch
Oldlamen
Aéxro Minsevels
WAL
Pass
Constantine
Tyrnovas
Nicholas
Turkey
Greece
Gaberne
Natal
Cape Colony
Transvaal
William
Ech
Larissa
Nezeros
Koutma
Gulf of Arta
Prevesa
Poreton
Legislature
Thomas
App
Davs
Amos
Wis
Pulque
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