Philippines war news and political tensions aired in Marshfield
Worldwide dispatches describe Manila fighting with estimates of Filipino losses at about 2500 and U S forces advancing near Polo Luzon. Debates on Philippine policy continue as Admiral Dewey comments and Secretary Long explains actions. Reports cover Cuba, Spain, and domestic political shifts as veterans and governors respond to the war’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilipinas
Havana
Manila
Aguinalde
Polo
Luzon
Otis
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Philippines
Ernst
Cuba
Yne
Admiral Dewey
Ant
Gueca
Weir
Miller
Malta
Proay
Visayas Federation
Hailo
McKinley
Leng
Senate
Actin Sampson
Admiral Schley
Tutter
Diverse 19th century notices mix deaths and events in brief
A jumble of short items reports deaths of Rhota Lovelace and Myers in New York age 41, and Jolly in Jo Daviess Co. A railway absorption by Burlington amid prices rises, earthquakes in several states, and a steamship loss thought Bulgaria with 116 aboard. Also noted are carnival scenes in New Orleans, a chemical trust formation, naval yard fires, political figures urging expansion, and other scattered updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rhota Lovelace
Youngstown
Ind
Keokuk & Weacera
Rae Burlington
National Council of Want
Washington
Edwin A. Tarung
Boul
Dakota
Lausen
Myers
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
Ohio
Bulgaria
Jolly
Jo Daviess Conees
Galena
Dav Kost
Ani
Ryggeor
Rogkford
Lywegws
Nounanset
Congress
United States
Canadian Commission
Lue Gorge
Edilanse
New Orleans
Cnemieal Trust
Avith
Frederick Booth-Tuck
Olive
Brooklyn
Chaling
Geo. Alger
Helen Gmuild
Richard Mansfled
Cyrindg de Bergerne
Boston
Tadlana
Philadelphia
Henry Jones
Caverndigh
Futhor
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Fannie Humphreys Gaffney
National Council of Women
Edward Simeon Hayden
Harden
Global turmoil and notable deaths listed in foreign dispatches
Reports from Samoa warn of widespread anarchy while Britain records more wrecks and gales along the coast. Prince Napoleon Bonaparte dies in Rome. Baron Merck and Francis Baring win divorces in London. Archduke John of Austria reportedly on a farm in Argentina. Various political resignations and legal notes pepper the cables amid ongoing upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samoa
Klondi
Perne Francis Josenb
Zelagalas
Republic of
Xinaragna
Sler
Karlile Merck
Prancis C. Baring
London
Joseph William Chitty
Oar
Archduke John of
Austra
John Orth
Argentine Republic
Orl Wa
Marinetta
Gan
Bluefields
William Ternone
Thomas Poulett
Orpan Gennder
Poulett
England
America
Mercier
Dreyfus
Nearest of kin Major Ball to George Washington
An article asserts Major Ebenezer Burges Ball is the nearest living relative of George Washington after review by the Sons of the American Revolution. It recounts Ball’s resemblance to Washington, his Virginia birthplace, Civil War service, and later life in Washington. It also weaves in Washington family ties, Mary Ball, Martha Custis, and the lineage linking Ball to Washington through Mary and Betty Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer Burges Ball
George Washington
Major Ball
Continental Army
General Washington
Mary Ball
Washington
Bure
Kingman
Ball's Bluff
Leesburg
Virginia
Washinston
Caiioornia
Mrrb
May Bell
Augustine Washington
George
Mary Washington
Lord Grougham
Elbert Hubbard
Aliquippa
Todinus
Constancarius
T. Washington
Mary Phillings
W York
Williamsburg
Lis Road
Wil Hamsburg
Martha Custis
Baby
Potomac
Legoy Twain
Mount Vernon
Colonies
Martha Washington
Mary
Har
Tals
Betty Washington
Betty
Fit Dispositions Are Early Shown
An old advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla for scrofula and blood impurities. It recounts personal testimonies of rash, sores, and illness cured and promises purification of impure blood leads to family happiness. The copy targets parents seeking remedies for scrofula, bilious conditions, and post smallpox poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Mas. J, T
Witntasts
Carbondale
Pra
Lewis
Medicite
Mia
S.S. Wrorex
Farmington
Del
Washington family ties and a British steamer incident
The text recounts Washington’s extended family links through Lawrence and Nellie Custis Lewis, noting Nellie as Washington’s step-granddaughter and niece-in-law, plus his trustee estate at Mount Vernon. It also mentions a complaint about Harriet Vernon’s upbringing and reports the British steamer Weehawken arriving at Ponta Delgada with passengers from a drifting ship, the Bulgaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Flejding Lewis
United States
Lawrence
Nellie Custis
Nellie
General Washington
Marla
Washington
Hls
Gram
Nellie Custis Lewis
Monn
Vernon
Algo
Samuel
Harriet
Weehawken
Philadelphia
Ponta Delgada
Azore Islands
Bulgaria
Azores
Consulting a Woman and Lydia Pinkham’s Remedy Exposed
A male physician examination prompts fear in a fragile patient, but Mrs. Pinkham offers confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts without charge. A Baltimore reader credits Lydia B Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing seven years of ovarian trouble after using three bottles. The letter from Mrs Poreman is noted as one of thousands using her guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
Joan Forza
Woodberry Ave
Baltimore
Poreman
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E. Ware
Marshfield
Wisconsin
News OF the World
Prace Apeairs
University of Wisconsin
Montada
Sevlor Forcier
Chippewa Falls
Geston
Veterans’ Association
Harry M. Wield Joes
Presbyterian Evangest
Charleston
Aguinaldo
Yankton
D. D
Diamond Blutt
Wis
0. C. Wellers
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Vingennes
Gage
Congr Ono
Seveniera
Pittsburg and
Lake Eine
Flepping Park
Santa Fe
Ariz
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Uay
Frank E. Dillenbaugh
Cleveland
Secretary of the Navy
Long
South Framingham
Mass
Marie Wainwright
Silver Plane
Golwu
J. Pinkney Smith
Southern Associated Press
Daily States
Navy Department
Rexdmiral Schley
Navy
Leonards Broadway
Lo Spuyten
James R. Graham
Commission
Newthon
Marie Ykanna
Davenport
Town
San Francisco
Salway Commmissioners
Pillman Palace Car Company
Missour
Minnesota
John
A. McMurtin
M Lconsice
Rio Grande
Marshall Pass
Grand Ganan
Denver
John Notwil
7Th Volunteer Infantry
Senate Committee On Immigration
Alley Eugene Rieh
Tjanesvill4
Florida
Maine
New York City
Marion Abbott
Mamaroneck
N. Y
Shc
Helen Robett
Amos Palmer
Edgewood
Providence
Rt. I
Central Pacific
Stephen Neal
Boone County
Lebanon
Neal
California
Morida
Alleshooy Mountains
Alexander Christie
Vancouver
Oregon
Watt, Gross
Wultimore
KLM
Haverley Robinson
Mary Phillinse
Gotham
Thong
Amy
Roger Morris
Wesnington
Mrs. Pinkham
Thaive
Max, AlbaDy
Winchester Repeating Arms
Winchester Ave
New Raven, Conn
WIS Pub Union
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