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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1906

Page

3

Potter Palmer Hosts Royal Social Set at Cowes Isle of Wight

Mrs Potter Palmer, Chicago social leader, joins English society at Cowes during the regatta season. She leased Egypt House on the Isle of Wight and arranged the marriage of her niece Julia Dent Grant to a Hussian prince. The King’s social circle includes this American figure, noted for fashion and influence in London society.

Potter Palmer Chicago England This Taal London América Gatta Aetson Cowes Consuelo Duchess of Manchester Edward Egypt House Egypt

Sunless Dungeons Of Petersburgh Imprisonment Horrors

A description of the Peter and Paul fortress in St. Petersburg as a sunless, grim prison where prisoners utter no words, communicate by wall knocks, face severe punishment for signaling, and endure mildew, cold walls, and despair as if buried alive.

Peter and Paul St. Pestersburg

Noah the Wisest Man Who Knew How to Weather Rain

A Sun-Way school teacher asks a girl who the wisest man was. She answers Noah, saying he alone knew enough to go in and out of the rain.

Noah Mary Ebé Bet Ebe Eliza

Fitzhugh Lees V Jews and Civil War Banter on a Carlisle Trip

In March 1896 an official recalls Fitzhugh Lee and C O Howard traveling with the Indian party to Carlisle PA for its school commencement. They discuss Civil War battles at West Point and Gettysburg, the Souths industrial future, and the line between fate and human agency in war.

Howard Inian Department Washington City Carlisle Indian School Con‘press Indian Service Fitzhugh Lee C. 0. Howard West Foint Fitz Lee Gettysburg Pita Lea

NEW SHERIDAN STATUE HONORS GENERAL SHERIDAN AT SOMERSET

A monument to General Philip Sheridan is to be dedicated in Somerset Ohio on November 2. The statue recalls his early life in the village and his rise from clerk to famed cavalry leader. Sheridan was born on a ship near Ireland and grew up in Somerset before serving in West Point and the Union cavalry.

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Sheridan Ride remembers a Civil War hero and heirs

A reminiscence of General Sheridan recounts his wartime ride and final acts, noting his loyalty to the South, the cost of a statue, and dedications attended by veterans. It also describes his family, wealth plans for his daughters, and relatives who served or held posts.

Sheridan Howard Mike John Flen

Youngest Senator Elmer J Burkett of Nebraska

The article recounts Elmer J Burkett becoming the youngest U S Senator from Nebraska after a tough race against William J Bryan. It highlights the people driven move for a direct nomination by the people, the party dynamics, Bryan’s campaign reach, and Burkett’s strong statewide organization. The 1904 campaign results left Burkett as a Republican Senator with a newly elected legislature aligned to his side.

Senate Elmer J Burkett Nebraska Legislative Padres Snyder Cana Fae Millar United States Burkett Burkett Wis Republians Sena Edgar G Digtrieha Repubiwity Anginaees Bryan William Jenquings Tiarkett Alr Roosevelt Mr. Bryan Bers Lurkett Commonwealth Lege Vlature Elatten

Ancient Puebloan Ruins Signal Desert Valley Prosperity

An illustrated survey of the Salt River Valley notes ancient Puebloan ruins and irrigation channels showing a past thriving population. It describes ruins, canals cut from rock, and the rise of modern Roosevelt Dam works planned to store and deliver water, expand irrigation to hundreds of thousands of acres, and power a growing Arizona valley.

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King Edward BRS Isle of Wight Potter Palmel Fitzhugh Lee’s New Sheridan Lator Elmer J. Burkett JPA Phocoix Redivivas
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