Wisconsin News Roundup From The Marshfield Times
The Marshfield Times reports a wide array of world and national items including Governor Morton’s tariff responses, Manitoba school policy opposition, shipbuilding plans for six new battleships, a Joliet farmer marrying an 18 year old, and local calamities such as skunk devastation of Carbin cemetery. It notes notable deaths and trials, political maneuvers, and various criminal and societal happenings across the United States and abroad.
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Morton
Manitoba
Dols
Wisconsin
Iowe
Indiana
House
Joliet
Carbin
Kan
Naneen
North Pole
Terrell
At- Meniai
Beckmin
Conlin
New York
Fargo
Lleirves
Troy
N.Y
Crookeville
N. C
D. J. MacDonnell
Toronto
Mississippi
Terre Haute
Jense M. Gregory
Abe Sint
Bottle and
Window Glass Workers
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Louisville & Nashville
American Art Association
Kolle
Brooklyn
Richard Croker
St. Louis
Southampton
William H. Jams
Baltimore
Charles Arndt
Harrison
Bishop Potter
Flower
Cleveland
Caxact
Mexico
Mintle Edson
Andrew
Rabe
Paesate
N. J
Cai
Columbia
Mich
Miusic
Hae
Eugene Field
James M. Harris
Chicago
Milwaukee
Greg
Charles F. Manderson
Nebraska
Williams
Morgan
Pacific Railroad
Parker
Charles G. Grant
Sioux Falls
William Woodward Baldwin
Senate
Atete
Maceo
Havana
Dole
Hawaii
Liliuokalani
Cubs
Germany
Runyon
Weyler
Cuba
Fduse of Commons
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Ciudad Juarez
Gov. Murray
Newfoundland
St. Johns
Chamberlain
Messrs. Phillips
Farrar
Fitzpatrick
Col. Rhodes
Senor Mendonca
United States
Brazi
Brazil
Chile
Agente
Piner del Rio
Corea
Corean
Russia
Ottawa
Georgian Bay
Mackenzie Bowell
Nangen
Christiania
Norway
Auecesa
Christiana
Dominion plans to buy 80,000 Lee-Enfield rifles
Archival report notes the Dominion government will seek Parliament authority to spend about 3 million dollars for national defense. A new rifle program uses Lee-Enfield rifles, totaling 80,000 units. For garrison defense, 28 rifled guns will be supplied by imperial authorities.
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Archangel
parHament
Imperi
Washington Debates Cuban Belligerency and Navy Cadets
Federal lawmakers in Washington debate Cuba recognition risking war with Spain and consider Vilas plan to add cadets to the naval academy. The house passes the agricultural bill and the army appropriation bill, while the senate weighs pensions and Indian funding.
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Washington
Fed
Senate
Vilas
Naval Academy
House
Morton
Washington, Med
Lodge
Rep. Mass
Morgen
Dem
Ala
Cole
Fla
Morgan
Cuba
Spain
Gresham
Rou Yal
Voorhees
Finance Committee
Early risers blamed for insanity say doctor posits
Dr Talcott of Middletown State Insane Asylum challenges the old saying that early rising promotes health wealth and wisdom. He cites 1894 New York state data showing farmers and spouses among those admitted to asylums, arguing morning wakefulness contributes to mental disorder while clergy and artisans fare better due to morning rest.
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Fargo
Alvesta C- Tully
New York City
Chas. H. Tully
Greb
Tully
Joseph H. Suggett
Brooklyn
Bernard Schswab
Bernard
Franz Michael Benwab
O. Brown
Philadelphia
Chicago
Washington
New York
Willan E B. Dodge
Strong
Briglaw
Seth Low
Hewitt
Phoenix
Ariz
Cluxton
Jay
Hirschfield
St. Paul
Bell
King
Marle King
Post Office Denerment
Clvision
Railway Mail Service
Lena Olson
Hall
Claire
Whitehall
H. Taleatt
Middletown
N.4
Baltimore
St Florian Prayer Among Bavarian Peasants
The text shows Bavarian peasants praying to St Florian for house protection but fear of fire remains. They address the saint with a paradoxical plea to protect the house yet burn others. The ritual reflects superstition and communal religion in rural Bavaria.
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St. Florian
Paralysis Cure Story From Dr Williams Pink Pills
A Berlin native, Morrrig Prestaner, narrates his long illness with nerves and paralysis in Fork City. After failed doctors and worsening pain, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring strength, mobility, and health, detailing a gradual recovery and urging others to try the remedy.
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Morrig Prestaner
Vreslaner
Nimie Iy
Berlin
Quer
Linving
Aliota
Sherman
Geos
Troslauer
Getnat
Koltes
Pos
Preslaner
Hind
Preslauer
Everside
Chen
Nichols
Aldes
de. Williams
Tan
Wiliams
Dr. Williamse Medicine Company
Schenectrdy
Aesis Axes
Aluminium Coffins Revolutionize Burial Caskets
The New York Sun describes aluminium coffins and wheeled wicker caskets as modern burial choices. It notes weights, costs from 750 to 1000 dollars, and designs including children's wicker variants and side-opening burial caskets for young women.
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Newy York Sun
Health improves for Whitelaw Reid in Phoenix note
Friends report Whitelaw Reid’s health much improved after his trip to Phoenix Arizona. A letter received yesterday from Reid himself conveyed his better condition and optimism for recovery.
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Whitelaw Reid
Phoenix, Ariz
Relé
Personal health notes and riding ambitions reported
The writer says health is improving after years of decline and describes vigorous activities. They mention a light throat mucus only in the morning and evenings, returning to long rides, thirty mile drives, and plans for shooting excursions while continuing substantial work.
Undertaker wagon causes curious Wanamaker crowd
A Philadelphia crowd watched an undertaker’s wagon halt near Wanamaker’s Chestnut Street entrance. Five well dressed women and a maid exited, inspecting mock coffins and ice box like boxes, claiming the undertaker’s driver warned them of a prank. The shopkeeper explained he had planned a joke to drive them in the wagon for two days. Police kept the crowd at bay.
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Thirteenth
Wanamaker
Chestnut Street
Bald
Shird
Himault
Teast
Wfe
Wanamaker's
Wat
Frereh
Phiadelphia North Americdd
Prince Alexander of Prussia Dies at 76 in Berlin
Prince Alexander of Prussia dies in Berlin at age 76 having never married. A youthful attachment to a beautiful girl of lower rank was forbidden by his royal guardian, prompting separation. The girl later married and raised a family, while the prince remained faithful to his early love.
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Prince Alexander
Prussia
Berlin
Haude
Bercame
Chicago clothing cutters seek arbitration in a political year
Chicago clothing cutters press for arbitration as labor tensions rise in a tense political year. Congressional Republicans have organized for the next campaign, signaling broader labor and policy stakes ahead.
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Chicago
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J. H. Warer
Wis
News OF the World
Rufue W. Peckham
Court of Appeals
Southern District
Slason Thompson
Chicago Evening Journ
The
Evening Post
Amell¢ River Ghanier
Prince Troubetzkot
Sane
London
Mike Claney
T I. Han Fin
Fort Benton
Mont
Claney
Senator Quay
New Jersey
J. P. Morgan Coal
B. C. Benedict
Allcloth
Farr & Bailey Company
Caniaen
Blanchard
Wheaton College
Cauthers
Des Moines
Hoe
England
Debs
Gilgor
Southern Pacific
Pacife
Washbington
Fuller
Theodore L. Beecher
Rochester
B. Taubeneck
National Committee of the People's Party
Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
W. P. Emery
Johnson
Johnson's Bank
Normal
Ill
Westminster Kennel Club
Second Christian Church
Kittery
Clinton
James Iris
Javis
New York Board
Jamison
Neliie Cole
Kentucky
J. E. Burns & Co
South Front Street
Henry 8. Fox, Jr
Fox
Houston
Tex
Daisy Douglass
Twicoess
Daisy Threlkeld
Kensas City
Frederick T. Day
Plankinton Bank
J. Jackson
Nnp
Milctesboro
Jeffersonville
Ind
David McClure
Rantoul
John Weekr’ Dodge
Bloomington
William
Arr
Ralph T. Stocking
Farr
Superior
Wisttle
H. P. Marsh
California
Marsh
Mukwonago
John F. Pottey
Federal Law
My. Boatner
Livinston
Gib
Moses
Meredith
Lawe
Congress
Parmens
MR. Reid
Hood
Mike
Alla CG
Hood & Co
Low Ness
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