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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1904

Page

3

Russian War Discussion Highlights Agricultural Need and Global Stakes

The Six oClock Club at Keeley's Hall heard Prof P S Risinsch discuss how Russia's lack of arable land spurs expansion and needful resources. Dr W H Hobbs praised Associated Press coverage as the talk covered Manchuria geography, Russia’s finances, and the broader impact of the Russo Japanese War on America and Europe.

P. S. Risinsch W. H. Hobbs Associated Press Madisup Six oChwh Keeley's Hall Jis-Atayor P.S. Iteitser Russia St. Petersburg W. H. Abbbs Melville Stone Hobbs Japan Fount

Milwaukee Men Push Bill to Strengthen Interstate Commerce

Milwaukee figures, led by E F Bacon and Frank Barry, travel to Washington to press a bill amending the interstate commerce law to grant the commission authority to correct unjust freight charges. President Roosevelt backs similar reform, with supporters hopeful for action this session.

Milwaukee Washington Interstate | Commerce Commission Bacon Rate Commission Washington, D. C Frank Barry Interstate Commerce Law H. A. Cooper Hisruisia Roosevelt Mterstate Commerce Commission Cooper Bhi Ares

Warner declines pension commissioner post

Washington December 7 Major William Warner of Kansas City United States district attorney for the western district of Missouri has declined the offer to become commissioner of pensions. Warner was endorsed by Grand Army comrades but did not want the appointment.

Penson Washington William Warner Kansas City West Tradistrict Missouri Warner Grand Army Comrades

Faith in Port Arthur as Russian fleet endures siege

Tokyo reports continued bombardment of Port Arthur with claims of Russian battleship damage while Japanese and Russian forces maneuver for shelter behind Tiger's Tail Hill. Minsk news notes unconfirmed defeats and mounting tension around Mrs Chadwick's finances and the Chadwick property in Oberlin and New York.

Hof Manelacia Manchuria Port Arthur Washington New York Viatijeastok Boston United States Tokio Sc. Petersburg Nec Admiralty Pur Tiger Tall Prain Poul Arthur Anise Euwe

No Conference With Carnegie Leaves Holland House

Reports say no meeting occurred between federal officers and Andrew Carnegie at his home. Secret Service agents tracked Mrs. Chadwick from Holland House to the New Amsterdam Hotel while Squire Reynolds’s attorney suggested no further developments before today as Oldham returned to Washington.

Carnegie Lome Carpenter George W. Styall Carver Charwick Cleveland Nee Lee Stroup Lorain County Oberlin Zwick New York United States Warrans Chadwick Nathan Leesur Ini Reynolds Wade Park Bank Dee Andrew Carnegie F. BF. Odhars Vsivon Ini Reynolds Andrew Carpegle Holland House New Amsterdam Secret Service Holland Squire Ir Reynolds Lyon Oldham Washington

Rochester tragedy ends in triple fatal domestic scene

In Rochester Indiana December two men Gilbert Burns and Titus Gripe killed. A third man shot himself after a family dispute at the Burns home. A wife and a sister suffered critical injuries as the gunman opened fire then shot himself. Authorities reported a violent domestic incident with multiple victims and a rapid fatal outcome.

Rochester Ind Gilbert Burns Kioshi Jan Gripe Burns Miles Sine Aso Gre Titus Gisag Lalist Cripe

Panic at Norfolk Theater Causes Crowd Trample

A serious panic erupted at the Norfolk auditorium during a matinee, injuring a score of people who were trampled as they rushed for exits. The alarm started by a small blaze from an electric light wire, with exits reportedly closed, though management claims doors were not locked.

Norfol Net Norfolk Auditorim

Michigan Town Burning Rages After Waterworks Fail

A fire in Tawas Michigan devastated J Peiseber's millinery and spread through the block as waterworks broke a main. Firemen fought in vain as the blaze grew beyond control around midnight threatening adjoining properties.

J. Peiseber

Senate and House Debate Pressing Legislation in Short Session

Washington reports on the opening of Congress as Senators Knox Crane and others join committees. Leaders discuss immediate measures including tariff revision and military veterans benefits while a bill proposes reduced state representation based on voting population and new funding for arms and wartime pensions.

Washington Senate Merchant Paying Commission Wits Knox Crane Ion Pennypecker Mr. Knox Senatory Hale Aldrich Ailson Pigthot Connecticut Sywoner Dec. T Platt New York Im Case Press Estaive Stoberts al Mu Oi Will Connecottain Congress Wria Oliver Carrie

Robbers Fail In Jolteau Bank Heist

Explosion wakes Joltey Iowa town as a bank raid ends with the robbers forcing a brief escape. Police pursue the gang after they blow the People's Bank building but miss the safe, fleeing with only loose change.

Des Moines People’s Banic Joltey Iowa

English Press Likes the President's Message

London editors respond warmly to President Roosevelt's latest address as tension eases and public confidence rises. Commentary from major papers highlights optimism and policy clarity in the wake of recent events.

Editorial views on arms and peace spark debate

The Post weighs public opinion on the president's advocacy for a strong army and navy to preserve peace and justice. Some agree the stance safeguards security while others fear it undermines the goals of disarmament and arbitration.

Shieh

Incomplete 19th Century Corporate Names and Capitals

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple early corporate articles of incorporation with misread names and capitalization. It mentions capital stocks such as 10 ton, 24,000, and 5 dollars, with several incorporators and firms in Athens and other locations.

Pias Wet Hew Co Mik Wome DY Ts Capital Ircornovators Mary Kauter Tidin Kawer Regina Kauter Atunn Brothers & Co Athens Marathonetna Kouter Tanufaehirers Simon

The Voice Divine Voice in the Wilderness of Desire

A poetic meditation on primal voice guiding a man toward sexual awakening and a child, framed as a mythic transmission from a divine source. The text explores memory, fate, and the pull of a transcendent call shaping violent acts and moral struggle.

Be Joyous and Sing of Youth's Morning Light

Fragmented verse urges joy while morning light lasts and youth lingers. It calls on Dante and fairies to join in song and dance among birds, dew, and dawn. The piece intertwines themes of fleeting youth with cheerful celebration.

Dante Xulden

Fire damages Rock Island arsenal leather shop

A large blaze at the Rock Island arsenal leather shop in Davenport Iowa yesterday caused partial destruction of the wear wing. The fire resulted in an estimated loss of 32000 dollars.

Davenport Iowa Rock Island Arsenal

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