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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
4
An article reports on notable ceremonies marking a significant occasion with repeated naming and festive observations. Public officials and local organizations participate as community members celebrate milestones through speeches, decorations, and coordinated events.
Madison Jan 29 reelection of Senator John Spooner by the joint Wisconsin legislature marked by formal ceremony and broad party unity. Spooner thanked the Republican party, reflected on national policy under McKinley and Roosevelt era changes, and pledged continued service while praising Wisconsin colleagues and the party’s constructive leadership.
Dresden reports a royal decree announces Miss Alice Roosevelt will leave in late February for New Orleans to attend mardi gras events. Managers hoped she would be queen of the ball, but the president did not want his daughter honored. She will travel south for a month then visit volcanic West Indies islands, though illness is not preventing the tour.
A dated ad from Larned offers a refined 25 year old woman with 2500 income seeking a husband. She requires intelligence and warmth. Call via Rock Telephone for Narel la and pay five minutes from Pawnee Rock to La Crosse at varying local rates.
Washington February 1 Senate approved the Elkins bill to further regulate railroad transportation. The army appropriation bill and provisions for a general staff were advanced. Debates touched on Alaskan boundary translation of French articles and treaty opposition, with concerns from Northwestern senators about arbitration and treaty terms. House focus remained on elams bills and post office appropriations as Mr Payn e led floor efforts.
The claim by Mabelan, a victim of the Ford theater disaster, for $5.90 and $5,060 to pay George C. Ellison, a former Capitol engineer, for defense expanses against a murder charge, was defeated. The House adjourned at 5.05 p.m. after Mr Rodb's remarks on trust.
Berlin reports the German government plans to readmit Jesuits after their 1872 ban. Chancellor Von Buelow said he would urge Prussian Bundesrat support to allow individual Jesuits to reside but bar the formation of Jesuit chapters. The move sparked wide attention as the Reichstag majority is expected to back the bill.
New York report on Mrs. Agnle Glass whose romantic past left her in poverty after an elopement in Madison. A fund raised by two factory-working girls, Kate O'Hara and Lena Krause, collected $53 for a decent burial, but Mrs. Deblois claimed the body and took the baby Rachel away.
Secretary Hay has transmitted a report by James O Jones on earthquakes along the Nicaragua canal route. Jones, special agent of the state department, toured the route to investigate seismic disturbance reports and found no evidence of phenomena that would disturb the canals constructed.
A severe winter storm sweeps Wisconsin Nebraska Iowa and Chicago and San Francisco. Wires telegraph and telephone lines fail. streetcar and trolley service halted. heavy snow and ice disrupt travel across La Crosse Cedar Rapids Bloomington and Chicago. Damages to infrastructure reported with hazardous conditions for pedestrians.
Governor Terrell of Georgia asserts that the United States should handle racial and social issues within each state and section. He argues Georgia should lead by example in loyalty and unity while resisting federal interference and promoting white supremacist notions as the basis of Americanism.
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