Barshfeld Tries and Ware Editor Notes
MALSHPIELD WIS NEWS OF THE WORLD reports Mrs. Bellingtot Booth seriously ill in a New York hospital. Tula Marlowe the actress ill with typhoid fever in Cincinnati. A Virginia whipping post order noted. several fatal accidents and trials across New York, Texas, Missouri, and Illinois are listed along with bank failure, robberies, and political notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
George Gould
S. N. Hy Clirk
Missouri ‘Pacific Railroad
Ruiber
Actan
Edward Iying
D Wird J. Lpstein
New York
Ross WV
Kauss City
Goudarit Mide Lle
Duoville
Schmit & Heigls
Kaoss
Naar Lima
Jeremiah Froder
Mare
Jefe
Conmon
Fischer
Penwater
Mich
Bere Reese
Shelby
Wiest
National Bank of Pembiba
N. D
Freda Selvitg
Kenry Greubher
Fladay
Waupin
George Sehnedmin
Rochester
William Teal
Arkansas Penitentiary
John Evens
Charles EB. Stubbs
Denver
Europe
Albvert Warner
Shoeblof
Johnny Conway
Attany
N.Y
Foreign affairs and incidents across nations reported
News items note Marquis Rivlin forming a new cabinet and Emile Zola presiding over a funeral oration in Paris for Alphonse Dauder. An explosion in a Dorm mine in Prussia kills sixteen. Bejucal, Cube appoints Antonio Zertuche as mayor. Calcutta Chamber urges a gold standard. Earthquakes intensify around Satyrna, Asia Minor causing damage and injuries. Russia granted wintering rights for a Port Arthur squadron. Britain seeks concessions from other powers. A Sino-British proposal suggests joint Wei-Hai-wei occupancy. Major Marchand’s letter, via Gil Blas, cites vast world gains and French aims to control the Nile without firing a shot.
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Marquis
Rivlin
Haw
Lisilas
Emile Zola
Alphonse Dauder
Paris
Dorm
Prissia
Zertuche
Inte Cen
Antonio
Bejucal
Cube
Bengal Chamber of Commerce
Calcutta
Satyrna
Asia Minor
Russia
Port Arthur
Great Britain
Janarese
Wei-Hai-wei
Gil Blas
History of Custer raid and Miles City growth era
Miles City Montana December 14 1870 report recalls Custers raid into the Big Horn valley and the subsequent military occupation at Fort Keogh. It covers Miles City’s emergence as a hub for buffalo hunting cattle cattlemen and rail transport, the decline of buffalo and rise of ranching, roundups brands and stock management, land prices and regional farming prospects, irrigation canals and local economy notes.
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Miles City
Mont
Custer
Valley of Death
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Myer
Geo
Nelson A. Miles
West Point
Milos
Miles
Lioba
Taist
Sigux
Keogh
Fort Keogh
Miles Clay
Aoritwee'an
Eastern Horn
Golden Sands
California
Qeegon
Counntry
Wisconsin
Montana
Madison
Orulotal
Catster
Mississippi River
B.perry
Causes of Poverty in Walker's Century Lecture
The paper argues poverty stems from the hard condition of humanity and a fixed exchange ratio between bread and flesh. Nature, climate, and recurring famines force toil and risk, with peasants enduring harsh winters and barren soils. Even tropical regions face disease and natural disasters, denying noble living to many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Walka
War
Poverty and social reform through education and state action
A reflective piece argues poverty stems from structural issues and not individual failings. It urges expanded education, practical schooling for girls, and state measures to uplift society while acknowledging persistent inequality and ongoing philanthropic efforts.
Kaiser's Amusing Beer Request On Imperial Yacht
Hein correspondent Prink Dewer recounts a comic incident aboard the Kaiser’s yacht. A sailor fetches a beer for the emperor, spills part of it, is coached by the Kaiser to demonstrate the proper pour, then serves the sailor a full glass with a bow. The sailor recovers and toasts the Kaiser as the tale ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prink Dewer
Hein
Aniska
Bedr
Himsef
Goverment Debates Weyler Jail or Pension
A New York Moilar Express item notes Spain hesitates whether to incarcerate Weyler or pension him for remarks on Cuba. The piece also mentions Watterson and a political skirmish with the foe, referencing the press satire of the Cock of the North in the Mercantile-Commercial Appeal attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyler
Madrid
Cuba
Uulener
New Yorke Moilar Express
Paternalism in Germany at Heidelberg University
H C Cooper notes Heidelberg requires students in chemistry labs to carry accident insurance. If a student is disabled, they receive $500 annually with smaller allowances for lesser injuries. Cooper argues risk is overstated and lectures cost only 243 cents per semester in premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Cooper
Heidelberg
Cooper
Damascus the Oldest City in World History
Damascus is argued as the world’s oldest city, with Rome dubbed the eternal city. The article notes Damascus’s ancient status, dating back through written records as the city has long been known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Damascus
Syria
Population changes and a court ruling in brief
The piece notes a population rise in St. Thomas Ontario and reports superstition among residents seeking assessor revision. It covers a Supreme Court decision wiping out nearly 300 appointments by Mayor Harrison of Chicago, requiring a competitive examination open to any citizen to regain them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Thomas, Ont
Iigt
Ilingis
Supreme Court
Mayurt Harrison
Chicago
Fire at Mermod Jaccard building cause loss
A St. Louis fire in the Locust street and Broadway building housing the Mermod Jaccard jewelry firm caused an estimated loss of 335000 dollars, with insurance covering the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Mermod & Jaccard, Jewelry Company
Locustatreet and
Broadway
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Barshfeld
J. Ware
Snd Pa
Malshpield
Wis
News OF the World
Adiinisuravar Ab
Lima
Ohio
Benjamin Picker
Cecir Hooper
Bentley
Tires
Vicclaw
Fentley
At New
Canaan
Conn
Martin Rood
Nebraska Supreme Court
Startley
Childred
Tiforty
Gordon
Vircue
Pendleton
Minneapolia
Tom Palno
Patterson
Culpepper Mountain
Arkansas
Lee Mills
William Hardin
A. I. Andrews Rurlwaye Company
Wiliam Sauer
Sor
Sauer
Detroit
Kansas City
Westallion
Kas
Trinity College
Michigan
Charles Waddell
Hammstid
Martie
Alger
Wichita
Kaw
Jute Dale
Sagi Fe
Sueig
Cemp
Ell
Stephen Shelten
Mivbse Rober
Dufois
Herbert
Washington
Jane Worrey
W. O. Ross
San Pranciaso
Lintport
Sydney
Melbourne
Adelaide
Klondike
Algon
Tacoma
Africa
Weary Kanaska
Kanaska
Michal
Kannska
von Mownnda
Wehigan
Joavherk
Pen
Isaelin
Iron Brigade
Jain Gibbon
Arlington Cemetery
Petontac
National Capital
Sivas
Don Wablonvicd
Toe Vaten
Patten
Holtengeube Lane
Bainbridge
Bile Ant, Parker
Topeka
Kan
Lane
Kansas
Parker
Laned
Williamt R. Kent
Brooklyn
Brooklyn, An Organizer of the Penny Savings
Skent
Marty J. McCora
McGord
Kent
Kia
Caldwell
MT. IS
Romantig
Northern Pacific
Jose
Josi Lo
Guster
Dayaliun
Gatani
Nore
Aly
Rockies
Montanne
Thorid
Conmit
Sovieiye
Walker Saver
Mme
Philanthrops
Germany
BtuWents A. Heidelberg
ST. Thomas
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