Lady Aberdaim's trothee marriage and Peru intrigue
A garbled Marshfield Times summary reports Lady Aberdaim's trothee marriage to a Tenpesses girl, President Wilson’s era politics, a Chicago duel fatality, debates on raw sugar prices, and various city and national incidents. It lists deaths, arrests, and political moves across the United States with numerous names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdaim
Trothee
Mewinley
Grip
Bastista Miller
Chicago
Joseph Bernasconi
Sactacion
Galvestion
Herry D. Gregory
ViCa
Glead College
Philadelphia
Kinley
Searles
Jesenl
Shelby
Aled
Axirion
Volusius
Kaenoweek
Legion
the Nation Dairy Union
W. Dale
P. Henri
Wisconsin
Texas Senate
Tole Rowlag Sarvank
Thase
Mississippi
Alvero M. Billings
New York
United States
Compar Falta
Calve
China
Washington
Oregon
James Wilson
Friends
Wm. L
Sular Trust
Werth
Woonsacket
R. 1
Dow
Charlie Scott
Guba
Weiser Heam
Canton
Ohio
Yoseph A. Lasigi
Hns
Boston
Mackinac Island
Pennsylvania
Wakefield Company
Haywood Bros. & Co
Wwe Olle
North Care- Mao House of Detegkies
Tae Ih
North Careiina Railway
Th Southern Railway
Henry A. Mayhara
Denver
Aca
James J. Corbett
Carson City
Will
Pitsimmons
Cleveland
Heevil F. Uh
Germany
Richard Croker
Tammay
Garret A. Hobart
Marek i
Eleet Mason
New Orleans
Bryan
R. ML Livingston
Listowell
Ont
Winnipes
Wves
Livingston
Rose Gerson
Joel
Isaac Gerson
Phildelpha
Colorado Hove of Representatives
Turbulent Crete and European Moves Amid War News
The report covers Greek troops in Crete and Greece warning top powers of further action, Spanish actions in Cuba with prisoners and children killed, a new volcano forming in southern Mexico after earthquakes, German and French responses, and diversions including a divorce case for Walter Burns and a mining strike ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creta
Gomez
Cuba
Mexico
France
Germany
Greece
Crete
Piger del Re
Candelaria
Walter Burns
Lenton
J. Pierpont Morgen & Co
Wade
Cuéstas
Senate
Urijsway
Federal Law Makers Debate and Votes in Senate Session
Washington reports an executive session with Morgan and Clayton-Bulwer talks, a near vote on adjournment, pension bills including Gen Roberts widow support, and a criminal code revision. House passed sundry appropriation measure without division. Chandler delivers notable bimetallic speech with sharp exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
suBicense
Morgan
Mar Sherman
Alabama
Clayton-Bulwer
Ganing
Pépsion
Benjamin
Roberts
United States
House
Cannon
Shairman
Benoit-Boamer
Lowisiana
Mrr
Marsh
Nations
National
Suare
Weahingtoo
Samuc ‘A. Thincan
Cal. D. Dernay
C. A. Heckman
Gen. Vandeur
Pension Nanay
Atlabari
Percy H- Alishsoh
Asth Ponnaylyanis Volumbeers
Senate
Vilas
Rem. Ws
Peatmaster Generals
F. Andon
District of North Dakota
Senv
Hansbrough
Rea. N. D
Amidon
Fes
Electens Committee
N. T
Julius Fr. Stahel
Stoneman
Immigration bill tightens border rules and literacy test
Washington reports detail the final Senate passage of a sweeping immigration bill extending literacy tests to newcomers and tightening entry from border nations. It sets penalties for employers who hire prohibited aliens and exempts certain seafarers while delaying broad implementation until July. The document notes related pensions and court confirmations in tied Senate actions.
New English bishop chosen for wealth not merit
The report states openly that the new English bishop of Petersborogh was not appointed for past service or piety but because he had money enough to repair the front of the cathedral. The selection is criticized as driven by wealth rather than qualifications.
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Willem P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank of New York
Democratic National
New York
Congreestaas Skineer
North Carolina
Legiatatuce
Texor
Priwnara
Tor
Senate
Sayr
Pasia
D. Day
Guturle
Pat Tolisaferro
Turmer
IL 16
Moaria
Saute Irvin Rigg
Saute Irvin Rigg, # Doon Water, Ww. Va
Rigg
Neigmor
Morris
Trigg
Phomsa F. Morphy
United States Civil-Service Examining Board
Henry Payne Whitney
W. C. Whitney
Navy
Whitney
Cornelis Vanderbilt
San Francis Trom Yokozana
Dorle
Palace Hotel
Clab Dosther
Brooklyn TR
Brooklyn
B. G. Sport
Georgia
Treasury Department
Waenington
Awa Casta
Callan
Caindgere Ressel
Arthur Duestrow
Union
St. Louie
Brandenburg
St. Louis
Thaddeus Smth
Sol Smith
White Plains
N.Y
Cuaries Phlag
Williams Et Phlag
Ind
Archer Menzoy
Clifton Springs
John M. Murficek
D. D. Ll
Selma
John Black
Yaylorville
Hlezekiah FP
Qaniason
Omana
Jeesa
Mate Hobibaon
Vincannes
Robert Jacobus
Steverly
Mass
John T. Baker
Gage
Essi
al Washington
Edmund J. Calhoun
Wiliam P. Campbell
Whitehall
Tih
Henry ‘Unison
Alehart
George Burrus
Milwaukee
Eegur C. Jennings
Rockford
Orange
R. Gorham
Hilean
Cuba
Greece
Crete
Pirecuc
Richard Cartwright
L.H. ‘Davies
Washington
United States
Qamond Walter Jeffs
One Pacific Steam, Navigation Company
Liverpool
England
Mexico
Baroda Hirsch
Argentine
Entre Rios
Cecil Rhoiles
Jamieson
Rhodes
Cance
William Hemmond
Braystriczs
Ont
Katie Tough
Buffalo
Hammond
Petersborogh
Jeter
Munsoo
Insurance Committee
Jane
Wites
Wisconsin Senate and Assembly Debates on Pension, Pardon, and Prohibition
Wisconsin legislature actions include petitions for bicycle legislation, anti cigarette measures, and a possible constitutional change on pardons. Senate debates cover imprisonment of judgment debtors and a proposed board of pardons, with votes split along party lines. House moves modify estate and banking bills, while bills on Sunday liquor laws and teacher certificates face indefinite postponement or defeat.
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Madison
Web
Senate
Mills
Mills Dade
Austin
Dons
Stasher Court
Partons
Shitehead
New England
Nave
New Jersey
Parnsyr
Conger
Devos
Fisher
Lamoreux
Mailer
MecGillivray
Munses
Putnam
Roehr
Stebbine
Tanger
Walton
Whitehead
Whitman
Withee
Woolworth
Foumana
Dennett
Green
Mayer
Fierce
Phillips
Riordan
Solliday
Timrie
Whelan
McGillivray
Mersis
Staney
Dresver and Webster
Messrs
Hoyt and
Niss
Marquette
Messia
Hoyt
Lange
Bii
Pharmacy
Stanley
United States
Peesalbie
Siberty
BR. R. Petherleck
Milwaukee
Tequdteed Lemuel Ellsworth
Rosenkrans
Wisconsin
State House
Committee On Military Affairs
Cutan
On the Modern Stage Comment by Critics
A Providence Journal excerpt notes two succinct critic lines on a new London play. The comment, “Altogether a silly business,” suggests the piece may run two seasons at least, reflecting a brisk, opinionated snapshot of contemporary theater discourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Providence Journal
The Skeletons Break In Love Scene
The Living Skeleton flirts with the Fat Lady while a two headed girl performs a comic duet. A line about a key to the heart hints at a playful, surreal tableau from a quirky stage sketch.
Able counsel paid Venezuela to keep quiet says press
Fragmentary OCR note claims someone paid Venezuela to stay silent while the United States spoke for them. The text is garbled with missing words and unclear subjects, making precise names or dates difficult to determine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Uncle Sam
New York
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the Marshfield Times
J. A. Warre
Anderson Pearcy
Toronto
William
Prince Hahenlohe
Canea
Alfred Milner
Capa
Lord Rosemead
Hercules Rovinson
Il Aeaith
Spring Hill
Her
Jenera Weyler
Federal Law Makers
Chandler
Palmer
Indianapolis
Salve TE
Pettigrew
Canada
United Rates
Geological Survey
Wisconsin Legislature
Richland Co
Reinwold
St Michael Catholic Congregation of
Sweeting
Congress
Pere Marqrette
Federal Capitol
Petitiece
Aas
General Palrehild
National Capitol
G. A. BR. Posta
Stevens Point
Chilton
Kenosha Amd River Falls
Peterson
Munson
Mauranta
Wilett
Barnum
Wleemasin
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