Marshfield Times Briefs Roundup in Mixed News
A chaotic roundup from Marshfield and beyond notes a West Street social in a battle, hotelier Robert Stuttons dies in New York, Detroit mayor backs two cent fare, and Bryan heads toward Chicago. Also: Reading Royal stock surge, New York divorce ruling, graft and crime across states, strikes, politics, and fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Stpenior
Robert Stuttons
New York
Piers
Detroit
W. J. Bryan
Lincoln
Chicago
Robert Shoemaker
Phe Phim
Reading Rayal Company
North Dakota
Nelson
Pevtigrew
Haenlson
Nowaluh
M. K. Duty
Ritchie County
W. Va
Gad Collins
Gould
Armour and Pullman
Edwin Gould
New York Cab Company
W. A. Wilmarth
Norristown
Chippewa Falls
Pitesburg
James J. Wilsom
Kentuck Court of Appeals
Scott Jackson
Herzog
Boston
Brooklyn
Sandusky
James H. Roosevelt
United States
Hag
Waellington
Ehty
Prowler Canoras
Spain
Intitastas
Russellville
Dink
Arch Provter
Wil Proccra
Miles
Wave
Ate
Strait
Global News Roundup Reveals World Turbulence and Scandals
A chaotic foreign dispatch reports explosions at Budapest killing eleven, arrests in Oxford, and empires clamping down on colors. It notes travel of dignitaries to Paris, unrest in Bombay, and a harsh British reaction with tremors across London. Also mentions a court ruling in Prussia and various political intrigues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Solliery
Capton
Zurich
Swytuer
Ind
Bolingbroke Club
London
Miers
Corbet
Nitzsimmons
John Z. Keane
Cathy University
Washived
Rome
Chamber of Dapa
Exer
Czarina
Russia
Paris
Tadia
Pernem
St. John's
Quebec
Pani Augusto Aiene
Der
Posen
Arthur Platt
Oxford
England
Kentucky Lunatic Asylum
Lexington
Bombay
India
Pretoria
South Africa
Prince Alamaruk
America
Leonora
Jackson
Germany
Emperor Wiliam
Ketelhodt
Jenker
Charlotte Angus
Antonio
Ocy
Myiaivas
Siwen
Astearthau
Great Britain
Durham
Londos
Proviso exchange offer cited in New York Herald
Arizona convicts receive ten year leases at 70 cents daily for labor on canal projects intended to irrigate 100000 acres, expanding arable land and production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azizona
Hale to Lead Fight to Kill Cuban Resolution
Senator Hale prepares to head the opposition to the Cuban resolution in the Senate aided by Senator Hoar who urges defeat delay or confusion. Hale says business and working people oppose steps that could plunge the country into war and notes growing conservative sentiment. He argues the United States should not interfere in what he terms Cuba’s insurrection despite Spanish conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoar
Hale
Washington
Senaor Hale
Mr. Hale
Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Congress
Hile
Cuba
United States
Desolated Dongola Amid War and Ruin After Invasion
Destruction has gutted Dongola with ruined streets and empty buildings. The once bustling bazaar and grand merchants’ houses lie in ruins as Baggara looting and massacre push residents to flee. The city remains uninhabited for twelve years, a stark symbol of famine and desertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Fentire
Soudan
Dongola
Courtley
Africa
Altpen
Siongoia
Fragmented anachronous streets haunt the dream city
A visitor wanders through decayed habitations and abandoned alleys of a once prosperous city. The scene, described in dreamlike prose, evokes melancholy iglases and a sense of a foul, desolate urban landscape where horrible things may emerge at every step.
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Dervish Devat
Serosa
Landon
Two Little Girls of a Wealthy Shipping Family
More than forty years ago a wealthy shipping owner’s daughter married a poor ship carpenter against her family. They fled, learned English, and built new lives in New York with two daughters who later married men in Davenport and Dewitt. An uncle in Chicago died, leaving 400000 francs for the daughter, with papers naming Mrs Nabkrgang and Mrs Stevens. They will receive a share after Swiss state distributions, per the uncle’s papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adams
Re Pog
Barcelona
Tenty
United States
Manster Denby
Peking
China
American Federation of Labor
Cincinnati
Samus Gompers
James Duncan
Baltimore
J. Supplier
Catherine Plantation
Antes Castle
Dover
Pagsel
Cohumibus
Sandusky
Toledo
Bellevue
Cubrie
Russ
John Antras
Charles Swenson
Carles Anderson
Lewis Jackson
Virginie
Cura
Chicago
Bro
Allen
Ady
Columbus
Ohio
Charles M. Sprague
New York
Rocamier Manufacturing Company
Boston
Max
Cexzequil
Post Au Princes
Hays
Lang Cay
Balitunas
Crown Point
Ind
Manasoia
Flo
Texas
Sage of War
Taroom
Wash
Fist Wholesale Clothing
Northwest
Tacomet Woolen Mills
Travernor-elevt Pingyee
Wis
Adsvice
Michigan
Wdermen
Bryant Park
Asper
Lenox
Sympull
Lexington
Dunedd
New
Young Hanna
Aten A. Armstrong
McKinley
Armetrons
Aryun
the People's Party
Ric
Hera
Peiamorgues
Wonenhwood
Lewis Nahrgang
Tavyenport
Stevens
Dewitt
Swiey
Nabkrgang
Civida
Switzerland
MME TO MAKE CUTTINGS FOR WINTER PROPAGATION
Instructions describe winter cuttings for fruit and ornamental shrubs including currants grapes and willows. Details cover selecting shoots last year growth length about nine inches burying tips in sand and timing to root before spring with planting once soil warms and two thirds of length below ground.
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IL la
Alton
Wien
Ebro
Gowe
A Giveaway Morning Dubbed By Odd Car Seat Guessing
A brief comic exchange recalls a playful wake up moment where a wife teases her husband about giving up his seat in a car after a night out with friends. He denies the claim, while she jokes an Irishman earned the seat and the couple laugh at the mistaken memory.
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John
New Fork Journal
Self-Consciousness in a Brief Exchange
A fragmented dialogue highlights a self aware speaker referencing an idealized woman. The lines hint at introspection and social performance within a compact, somewhat stylized exchange from a historical text.
Philadelphia Life Question Echoed in New Yorker Trade
A fragmented item ponders finding life in Philadelphia and contrasts it with New Yorker rhetoric. The brief hints at confusion and disparity between urban experience across cities, reflecting a regional or cultural exchange without a clear resolution.
Reforms for Cuba Will Grant Home Rule
New York December reports Spanish authorities outline home rule reforms for Cuba and Porto Rico. A Cuban congress will be elected by Cuban people, with a captain general allying local administration. The plan aims to give Cuba full control over tariffs while remaining under royal oversight, pending cortes approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Cube
Nis
Tari Lins Dorbie Island
Washington
Ponce
Porto Rivo
Ofcigus Neve
Aimdiar Sollom Tor Coiba
Luogen
Madrid
United States
Measuring Land for an Acre in Surveyor Tools and Language
An 18th or 19th century guide explains the surveyor chain 66 feet long with 100 links and 25 links per pole. It covers dividing the chain into 25 equal spaces, using dividers, and calculating acreage from rods and squares. It notes oiling the pole, keeping it straight, and using right angles to approximate a square acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal of Agricuture
Notable World War I Firefight Quips from New York World
The New York World reports dialogue during a frontline skirmish with military slang and fragmented phrases. The exchange features a general and chiefs debating approaches and aerial artillery as runners fill the air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Ambiguous Note Cites Skepticism Over Theories
A fragment from Boskin Journal reports a professor likely losing confidence in his own theories while another person questions the professor’s willingness to listen to arguments against them. The exchange hints at academic disagreement and skepticism.
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Hla
Boskin Journal
Too Hard a Death Placeholder Dialog
A fragmented dialogue style note from the New York Journal presents a terse exchange about death and a refusal to smoke Christmas cigars, hinting at tension between characters over fate and loyalty. The visible text shows pronouns and phrases without full context or clear narrative.
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New York Journal
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Sherman
Pr Ecident
Hastings
Neb
St. Sosso and
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Master of Chancery
Bondholders’ Committee
Bungirs
Grawford
N. Ji
Posterlico
Annis Cain
Janes Mills
Mages
Quo
Victoria
Taft
Windsor Castle
Osborne House
Charles F. Toster
Portland
Tid
Kintoy
Marshall Fiehl & Co
O'Clocl
Ameican Sugar Refining Company
Weogen Spice Company
Enveres
Eplea Company
Signy
Adaim de Moltke-Huitfeidt
Denmark
Louise Bonaparte
Cardinal Gibbons
Mattoon
Sciocs
New England
New York Herald
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Sasa
Mme
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