Weathered world news and local tragedy from Marshfield era
The Marshfield Times reports a flood of disparate items from national and local spheres. Highlights include a Washington hotelkeeper gravely ill, a fatal platform accident in Dayton, Ohio, and a long list of obituaries, political maneuvers, and public notices across Missouri New York and Wisconsin with several ties to notable figures and events.
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Mitcharm
Florence
Ali
Mary Abigail
Dodge
Gail Hamilton
Hamilton
Mass
Nat Goodwin
Missouri
George C. Crowther
Colin Harvey
Chatiton
Iowa
Adam Adelberger
Gemecrstic Conde
Dayton
Ohio
Boles
Abinebeck
Benjamin McCue
Jefferson
Towa
Northwestern
New York District
Geneva
Bland
Richard 2
National Democratic Party
Todianapolis
Key West
Murts
Cuba
Charles Govin
Teq
Sinking Fund Commission
National Party of
Rhode Island
Cleveland
New Holland
Lancaster
Charles G. Sawtelle
Batchelder
Mer. Martinelli
United States
Cardinel Satelli
Bryan
Bimetallic League
Gougar
Gen
Gordon
Champaign
Ill
Chautauqua
Unique
Port Huron
Mich
Pgonta
Minnie Blackford
Shelbyville
Henry EB. Abbey
H. 4
Abbey
First Baptist Church
la Creage
Wis
E. We Reed
Waukegan
Charles Nelson
Ais
Chicago
D. D. Woodman
Repubican
Chauncey M. Depew
Carnegie Hall
Hary
Percival Lowell
Flagstaff
Marti
Ganges
la Double
Martine
M. F. Jamar
Fourteenth Infantry
Captain G. B. Robertson, 74, Springfield, Til, ex Mayor Kramer
Captain G B Robertson aged 74 of Springfield died. Former Springfield mayor Frank Kramer is also noted in the report.
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G. B. Robertson
Springfield, Til
Frank Kramer
Foreign Affairs and Global Tensions Span News
A collage of world items reports naval appropriations, political notes from Ontario, Irish unrest, Italian engagements, and British-Arbitration hints. It cites Cuban POW executions, extended foreign registrations, Spain-US damages talk, Nansen’s Arctic voyage, and a large Cub a expedition timetable. Montpelier fire losses and Montenegrin royalty talk conclude with troop embarkation schedules for Cuba through September.
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Willim
W. D. Balfour
Ontario
Belfost
Iialand
Naples
Italy
Frincess
Helene of
Montene
Montenegro
Tugland
Bernardino Rodriguez Estevez
Matenzes
Cuba
Bacon
Forziguera
Senor Estsherest
Rpublic
Barcelona
Madrid
Montpelier
France
Montpelier University
Sunlander
New Swiss Wheel Promises Safer Reversible Pedaling
Charles Charland of Geneva patents a new bicycle design called the Micyclette Normale featuring a rear back support, upright seating, and pedals arranged to push forward. A Swiss style wheel claims easier pedaling, less fatigue, and greater control, while Geneva officials report favorable impressions and easier uphill riding. The report also notes a Berlin library secured Luther’s Bible margins with notes in Luther’s handwriting from 1503.
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Charles Charland
Geneva
Switzerland
Benjamin J. Ridgely
United States
Secretary of Stats
State Department
Chal
Dave la
Saya
Angely
Berlin
Baalo
Condition of trade and grain markets buoy exports rise
New York reports show exports exceeding imports by about 20 percent over two weeks while imports lag 2 percent. Wheat and cotton move up on crop fears, grain brisk, corn weak, and steel and iron markets falter. Banking syndicates, rail demand, and drouth in the south shape the mood, with failures and credit strains noted across regions.
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F. B. Hall
Church of
Kenosha Ame
Manitowoc
Kenosha
Woodbury County
Iowa
Sioux City
Governor Chase
Indiana
New York
Adams
Clarkmadl
Thomas Hill
Studls
Hill
Yosemite Valley
Col
Amagancett
Republican Party
William J. Stone
Missougigave
National Democratic Committee
Missouri
Washington Mills
Lawrence
Mass
Pactile Mills
Eau Claire
Wis
Malvor Oregon
William Dean
Nicholas Roach
Joan Thor- Ron
James Dean
Salo W. Toth
Guicago
National Building, and Loon Association
Rota
Rock Island
Topeka
Kaw
E. H. Mandennall
Summerville
Mich
Oklahoma
George Cantleid
Jacksonville
Kansas City
United States Circuit Court
San Francisco
Erwin T. Earl
Philp D. Armour
Robert Graham
Hart
Armour
William Mezick Miles
Seattle
Ranier
Miles
South California
Stewart
Sherman
Narraganserr
Conn
Olivia Suean Clemma
Mark Twain
Havana
Rev
BB. O'Mahony
Shelbyville
R. C. Dun
Ford
Foreen Exchange
Bessemer Pig
Pittsburg
Southern Jron
Japan
Ural
Bradstreets
United States
Tex
Drouth
Baltimore
Chicago
Kansas
A. Sc
Foreign Notes and Quip on World Affairs
A collection of humorous and sharp notes from foreign correspondence. The queen of England receives a playful doll request from a reader. Paris editor talks with Graf Munater on Alsace Lorraine. The German envoy jokes about 200 years of ownership. Conan Doyle in Egypt criticizes the modern magazine rifle amid fanatic natives.
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England
Mre Quan
Plese
The
Patrie
Paris
Graf Munater
Alsace-i Lorraine
Conan Doyle
Egypt
Westminster Gazette
Some Bicycle Proverbs From A Quirky Field Guide
A collection of humorous bicycle proverbs and wry aphorisms about riding, gear, and companions. Teases about luck, caution, and the quirks of bicycle culture with playful misspellings and rhymes, suggesting practical wisdom and comic observations for riders.
Bicycle Proverb Paraphrase Sparks Humorous Quote
A garbled, humorous mix of bicycle and wisdom sayings appears to mock old tricks and cheap gear. The Chicago Times Herald style line riffs on experience, speed, and caution, mixing proverbial phrases about bikes, wisdom, and misfired errors.
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Chicago Times-Herald
The Food of the Poor in Urban Life
The Review of Reviews notes that poverty stems from poor economy rather than mere lack of money. A physician with years among New York’s poorest families cites ignorance and pride as causes of waste, urging philanthropists to target food and nutrition to raise physical and intellectual well being.
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New York
Mn Sear
Trapped Kittens Found Nourished by Mother Cat
In George F. Appald & Sons warehouse on Water Street, two lost kittens were discovered hidden inside an unused coal chute, nourished by their mother through the wires as a porter watched. The kittens had grown large while missing, fitting the prison space.
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George F. Appald & Sons
Water Street
Pearance
Baltimore Sun
Russia's Mystery and the Crowned Future of Russia
The St Paul Pioneer Press views the coronation of Nicholas II as a symbol of Russia's unclear future. It weighs the tension between restraint and liberty, mysticism and practical religion, and Russia's global stance. The piece notes Russia's immense power is formidable yet not inherently frightening, and questions whether it will progress cautiously or act with genuine purpose.
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Nicholas II
Russia
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Tie Czar's Favorite Books Revealed by Tutors
Review notes the Russian heir Nicholas II favors French literature and modern French painters. He reportedly enjoys Jules Verne and Robert Louis Stevenson, with English tastes inclining to Scott, Shakespeare, and Dickens. French favorites include Victor Hugo and Lamartine. German authors are not documented.
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Nicholas IL
Jules Verne
Robert Louie Stevenean
Scott
Shakespeare
Dickens
Victor Hugo
Lamertine
Gertain
Germany
Czer
Rusia
Marinette County Blackberry Crop Surges This Year
The blackberry crop in Marinette County reaches a peak for years as large areas of old alahaiogs bear fruit in full bloom, with abundance visible across fields and orchards.
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Marinette
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Washington
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Foreign Affairs
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Lee-Metford
Mahd
North German
Lloyd
America
Europe
Yost
San
Ian
Boya
Cara
Tie Czar
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