Marshfield Times World News From 1894 Dispatches
The item compiles a jumble of society, crime, politics, and business notes across the era. It mentions a duel in Chicago, a fire at a Pittsburgh post office, Wisconsin figures, sugar trust probes, and various political movements, with multiple references to U.S. states, officials, and ongoing legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abonleen
Lee Kelp
Bastiste Mliert
Thicago
Joseph Burnuscoui
National Réstoral Association
Pimsburg Post
Henry D. Gresery
Ghet Celles
Diet
Philadelphia
Mc Kintes Durios
Posen
Shelby
Adrian
Clark Joston
S.C
National Dairy Union
Chicago
Rhelovted
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Mississippi Mol Compelled Bwel P
Albert M. Billings
New York
United States
China
Washington
Oregon
James Wilson
Winlardelphi
McKinley
New York City
Sugar Trust
Hamlet
Woonsecker
R. L
Charles Scott
Cuba
Oliver Ream
Canton
Oslo
Jorenh A. Lagigi
Boston
York
Francis Peabody, Jr
Charles H. Linvulcs
Baltimore
James A. Gary
Fulton
Salem
Act
George Taylor
Meeks
Missouri
Touace Pelott
Pere Polett
North Carolina
Rouse of
North Cirolina
Th Southern Railway
Henry Tt. Mayham
Denver
Dying Son
James J. Corbett
Carson City
Fitzsimmons
Cleveland
Uhl
Eatin P. Uhl
Germany
Richart Croker
Tammany Feader
Will Sal
Diermany
Garret A. Hobart
Aft
Meson
New Orleans
Bryan
R. M. Livingston
Listowell
Rose Gerson
Joe
Isaac Gerson Werd
Colorado Honsa of Representatives
Eel
Arthur Duestrow
Unive
St. Louis
Brandenburg
St. Louis Dispatch
Wells Smithy
So Smith
Smith
Mobile
Ala
John EB. Searles
Ames
Post
Henry Williams
Providence
White Plains
Charles Phing
Wso
Willem
Phiag
ObitimprAt
John Ay Currier
Pierceton
Inn
Archer Menzey
Clifton Springs
N.Y Rev
Ian N. Murdock
D. D. LY
Sahm
Uni
Johm Black
Llomekian Danson
Jerse Tae Hobbeon
Robert Tarabus
Joan I. Baker
Tssexton
Femiraldmund
R. Calhown
William P. Crispiel
Whitehall
Henry ‘Crnisan
Biknars
George Burrus
Milwaukee
Faygar C. Jennings
Rockfern
Orange
R. Gorham
Crete turmoil and global shifts through early crises
The article reports ongoing clashes in Crete with Greece landing troops and warning powers, Spanish casualties including wounded General Gomez, and Cuban forces using dynamite defenses in Pinar del Rio. It notes new volcanic activity in southern Mexico and an imperial letter from William to Prince Rohetisohe, plus political moves in Uruguay and Canada, a Toronto fire disaster, and appointments in colonial governance.
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Cube
Greece
Crete
Piracue
Sir Richard Cartwright
L. H. Davies
Coro Muzaloners
Washington
United States
Osmond Walter Jeffa
Pacific Seam Navigation Company
Liverepool
England
Mexico
Baron Hirsch
Argentine
Eatre Alos
Toon
Plae
Crate
Canovas
Cuba
Cecil Rhodes
Trenevaal
Jamieson
Rhodes
Ganea
Willam Hammond
Bmy Bridge
Ont
Katie Tough
Buffalo
Hammons
Det
Prussle Aeld
Gomez
France
Germany
Troona
Pinar del Rio l
Jelters
Candelaria
Anderson
Capa Colony
Lord Roseman
Hercules Rovinson
Spring HI
N. 5
General Weyler
Federal Law Makers in Senate Executive Session
Washington reports a Senate executive session with sharp debate over Mr Morgan's resolution to abrogate the Clayton Bulwer treaty. Points of order, a contested vote, and tense exchanges marked the day as legislation moved on.
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Washington
Senate
Morgan
Sheridan
Alabama Sco— Star
Alabama
Clayton-Bulwer
Tle Point Ug
Wto
Sesson
Tne
Benjemin
United States
House
Cannon
Fitzh
Louisiana
Mars
National Guard
Springfeld
Geera
Marsh
Canada
Allen
Cuba
Wear
Marcel
Ettes
Geological Survey
Madison
Wisconsin Humane Society
EB. R. Petherick
Milwaukee
Lemuel Bosworth
Board of Control
Charles Pittelkow
A. E B. Thompson
Oshkoeh
State Board of Normal School Regents
Baxter
Putnam
Phy
Atetiouary Engineers
Rosenkrans
Les
University” of
Wisconsin
Barnom
G. A. Ry
Slike Bone
Qlaan
Ab Lairs
Assembly
Muncon
Pension bills and immigration limits dominate Congress
Washington reports detail pension sums for widows of General Samus Duncan Dorusp Heckman and Vandeur, plus vetoes on Nancy Allapaca’s pension. Immigration bill tightens literacy tests and border restrictions while Senate action ends with Stahel and Stoneman widow pensions approved.
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St Louis
Washington
Samus
A. Duncan
Col
A Dorusp
T. A. Heckman
House On & Vole
Celigu
Nancy C. Allapaca
Peter H. Aliebsob
Lie Asth
Pennsylvania
Iyouse
United States
Bishop at Petersborough criticized for wealth over service
An English bishop named for Petersborough faced critique claiming his appointment owed to money rather than pastoral service or learning. Sources note his funds could fund repairs to the cathedral front, signaling clerical patronage over merit.
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Petersborough
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Brief Session Turmoil
Madison reports brief sessions in both houses with many petitions on bills. Advocates push measures for a cigarette prohibition, a Fairchild statue, bicycle baggage restrictions, and a highway gravel act, while several banking and insurance code proposals move through committees.
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Madison
MeGillivray
Welton
Fairchild Statac
Grand Army
Hazel Green
Nellisville
Elroy
Betolt
Elkhorn
Pepia
Dodgeville
Richland Center
Reinwold
St. Michael Catholic Congregation of
Miwaukee
Congress
Pere Marquette
Federal
General Fairchild
Stevens Point
Chikton
Milwaukee
Kenogan
River Falls
Peterson
Sénate
Mills
Board of
Serdons
Austin
Whitehead
New England
New Jersey
Peppeylsania
Senzior Lampereux
Aves
Basler
Conger
Devos
Fisher
Lamoreux
Mailer
McGillvray
Munson
Putnam
Roenr
Stebbins
Tanger
Whitman
Withee
Woodworth
Youmars
Dennet
Green
Mayer
Pierce
Phillips
I Fan
Solliday
Timme
Waelan
Committee On State Affairs
McGilliveray
Ray
Messrs
Reynolds
Wylinger
Schellenberg
Lange
Agen
Niss
Bechtel
Conners
Reinnold
Woller
Rutherford
Merriman
Mississippi
Bay City
Pratt
Stanley, Dresser and Webster
Hoyt and Niss
Hoyt and
Pharmacy
Stanley
On the Modern Stage Two Critic Lines
A Providence Journal excerpt notes two critics call the new London play a silly business with hints it may run two seasons at theaters in London. The brief comment appears as an ironic essay on the modern stage in two sentences.
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Providence Journal
Skeletons clash in strange exchange at the moor
In a quirky Kansas City Star snippet, the Living Skeleton sighs over a stubborn heart while the Fat Lady rebukes being a key. A two-headed girl joins with a laughing duet, creating a surreal scene on the moor.
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Moor
Kansas City
Able Counsel Paid Venezuela to Silence Aness Sam
Unclear fragmentary report mentions paid influence involving Venezuela and a person named Aness Sam. Context and names are fragmented. no clear事件, dates, or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Venezuela
Aness Sam
New York Press
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Day
G. K. Morris
Squire Irvin Rigg
Dear Water
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Rise
Fred
Thomas F. Munphy
United Scates
Henry Payne Whitney
C. Whitney
San Frenchco
Yokobama
Dorle
Palace Hotel
Clats Doscher
Bulke & Refinery
Spear of Georgia
Federal Law Makers
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Nptech
Palmer
Tudianapolia
Wilyer
Chendier
Pettigrew
Vilas
Wis
Amidon
United States District Furge
District of North Dakota
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Stoneman
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