News of the World items from Marshfield era headlines
Mrs Gallington Booth is seriously ill in a New York hospital Actress Julia Marlowe is ill with malarial fever in Cincinnati A man named Edward Living, registered as Edward Living but believed Edward Epstein, died by suicide in New York Kansas City indicts Ross Garas for alleged jury tampering in the Goddard murder case A fire at the Gordon King mill near Pendleton Oregon. several other scattered items about railroads banks graft and local incidents
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Gallington Booth
New York
Julia Marlowe
Virginia Benari
George J. Fritch
St. Louis
Busil Seratford
Charlie Clifford Wey Klied
Clearwater
S. Vy ‘Pha
Texas
George Gould
H. J. Clark
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mechanical Rubber Manufacturers’ Association
Edward
Edward J. Epstein
Ross Wi Garas
Kansas
Uater
Fischer
Penwater
Bert Reese
Shelby
First National Bank of
Pembina
N. D
Bank
Hed & Capital
Daptules Aggregatiog
Ireda Selvitz
Albert Warner
Lttle Johosy Conway
Albany
Tha
Ohio
Benjamin Picker
Oliver Hooper
Noah Plelda Drake
Stanford University
Hns
Tien Tain University
China
Pye
Canaan
Conn
Martin Rood
Nebraska Supreme Court
Bartley
Minnepolis
Tom Paina
Pattersin
Culpepper Mount
Arkansas
Lee Mins
William Yardin
A. H. Andrews Furniture Company
Chicago
Ingurance
William Saner
W. G. Saner
F& Petralt
Art
Kansas City
Veroilion
Kas
Salice
Trinity Collegé
Michigan
Charles Waddell
Ham
Ell
Stepien Shejlen
Michael Rober
du Hesse
Aerbert
Washington
Tacomé
Africa
Henry Kanaska
Big Hoo
Kanaska
Micrach
Iron Brigade
John Gibbon
Arlington Cemetery
Acroas the Potomac
National Capital
Gengral Gibbon
Sioux City
Wiln Baldeysted
Sod Tee Pastor
Hickward II
Hohenried
Prillen
Holdenried
Teenhew Lane
Bainbridge
Eliza Ant
Parker
Yopeka
Ken
Lane
Kanses
Mary H. McCord
Brooklyn
Me Cord
Kent
Caldwell
Foreign cabinet formed by Marquis of Rudi in Italy
A chaotic mix of headlines reports: Marquis of Rudi forms a new Italian cabinet while Emile Zola speaks at a Paris event for Alphonse Daudet. A mine explosion in Dortmund, Prussia kills sixteen. Zertyucha appointed mayor of Bejuest in Sula. The Bema chamber of commerce appeals to government to adopt a gold standard. Earthquakes in Asia Minor cause damage and casualties. China grants Russia permission to winter a Port Arthur squadron. Britain demands concessions and Japan-British discuss Wel-Hat-Wei. Gil Blas quotes Major Marchand on French gains along the Nile and Meshr corrects.
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Marquis of
Rudi
Emile Zola
Alphonse Daudet
Paris
Dortmund
Prussia
Zertyucha
Antonio Maceo
Bejuest
Sula
Bema Chamber of Commerce
Plenutea
Arcist Sinyrna
Asia Minor
Russia
Port Arthur
Great Britain
British Occups Wel-Hat-Wei Delatly. Gil Blas
Marchand
Meshmaerrek
France
Nile
Hla
Gil Blassys
The
Montana's Miles City and Custer Raid Recalled in Far West Sketch
In Montana's Miles City a long nostalgic piece recalls Custer's 1876 valley campaign, the buffalo trade, and the rise of Miles City as a stock center. It traces cattle, sheep, and hides markets, the roundups, and the transformation of the range into a cattle economy, with irrigation, trade, and frontier life shaping the region.
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Northern Pacific
Miles City
Iron Horse
Bullalo
Ubis
Wisconsin
Montana
Tim
Madison
Sito Fanaero
Alree
Mississippi
E. WU. Parry
Causes of Poverty in Walker’s Century Lesson
The late Pounels A. Walk er argues poverty stems from nature’s hard limits on human life. He notes continual struggle against hunger and cold, with famine, disease, and disasters shaping regions differently. The harsh climate and barren soil force costly toil and scarce sustenance for many populations.
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Pounels A. Walker
Gen. Walker
Aleman
Poverty and social reform in late 19th century thought
The text argues that poverty stems from structural conditions and that remedies must span education, gender roles, and state action. It urges extending scientific treatment to mental and moral issues, practical schooling, and coordinated labor to lift society. Social forces favor less powerful classes, while philanthropy remains essential in easing suffering and fostering unity.
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Walker
Andere
Ume
Drank the Kaiser’s Heer. Berlin yacht tale amuses readers
Frank Dewey, Berlin correspondent for several American papers, recounts a humorous episode aboard the Jospertat yacht. The Kaiser attempts to show a sailor how to drink beer, then bows and serves a glass to the crewman. The sailor remains composed, toasting the Kaiser with gusto.
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Frank Dewey
Berlin
Kaiser
Political discord over Weyler Cuba policy revealed
The passage critiques whether Weyler should be jailed or faced with harsher measures in Cuba. It notes uncertainty in Spanish government decisions and the public stance of New York Milana Express. Henry Watterson remains vocal in the face of opposing Northern factions amid continuing political contention.
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Weyler
Maririd
Cuba
New York
Milana Expres
Witterson
Mlarse
Henry Watterson
Paternalism in Germany Sets Student Insurance Rule
H C Cooper notes Heidelberg rule requiring students in chemistry labs and lectures to hold accident insurance. If a student is disabled, they receive 500 dollars per year with allowances for lesser injuries. Cooper says the risk is likely smaller than outsiders think since the semester premium for lectures is only 2.46 coins.
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H.C. Cooper
Heidelberg
Cooper
Damascus the Oldest City in the World Claim
In Syria, Damascus is presented as the oldest city in the world, with claims that it has been known since written records began, challenging the title of Rome as the eternal city.
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Rome
Damascus
Syria
St Thomas Population Report and Chicago Exam Controversy
The fragment notes St Thomas Ontario population of thirteen changes and residents wanting assessor revision. It mentions a Illinois supreme court decision affecting nearly 200 applicants of Mar Harvigan of Chicago, who must steal a competitive exam to regain status. A St Louis jewelry firm Mermod Jaccard fire caused $335000 loss insured.
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St. Thomas, Ont
Tlinois Supre
Mar Harvigan
Chicago
St. Louis
Mermod & Jaccard, Jewelry Company
Louist Street
Broadway
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