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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1901
Page
6
Telegrams in brief report that China faces about 600 million dollars in indemnities while the United States urges transferring Chinese negotiations from Pekin to Washington. It mentions plans to honor officials executed during the Boxer outbreak and references Li Hing and Prince Ching in context of national interests.
Prominent burghers appeal to countrymen to cease fighting. Door scouts are reported within a hundred miles of Cape Town. Guards attacked Averyltisn garri. Some in tension for fur were repulsed. The British plan to seize horses in border states to spark further fighting among burghers.
A 300 strong American police force is to be organized in Manila. The December Tuba government cost 1 614 007 dollars. The Havant commission denies yellow fever contagion, attributing spread to mosquitoes. Senate Pettigrew blocks Porto Rico matters as court decisions on constitutional status loom. Santiago de Cuba mayor replacement ordered by General Whitside. Legal notices involve Port Rico cases with Carlisle as counsel. Cable reports confirm Private Luunsdale’s death near Cavite and transport Aztec’s Manila arrival with J M Graham and others.
A compilation notes grip widespread in Chicago and readings on transit strikes in Reading Pennsylvania. It covers political events from St Paul to South Dakota Senate nominations, a Western marriage in Brooklyn and a Kenosha injury to a burglar. It also reports bombast on training accidents, orphan escapes, theater owners, water shortages, and various state inaugurations and legal notes.
A chaotic mist of reports covers politics, crime, and society from the era. Names like Stzemore and Crowe appear amid fires, drownings, legal moves, and labor disputes. The piece mentions lynching talk, a sugar trust meeting, criminal sentencing debates, and a broad array of local and national incidents.
A collage of brief items mentions a sacrament disruption during mass, theft of sacred vessels not occurring, a pneumatic tube service committee report proposing 590000 dollars, Carl Morton linked to Glucose Sugar, Alvin F. Southworth found dead in New York lodging, tax department real estate valuations rising by 75 to 100 million, stockholders reshaping Boston Electric against a new organization, Henry Phipps buying land for a mansion, Perry Belmont planning a regimence, a 7 million pound foreign order for India trolley wires, and industry figures opposing Wilkife in a senate agriculture hearing with participation from several companies and farmers.
A jumble of distant events reported, including a Vienna burglary, Arctic explorations, panama tensions, and European politics. Notable notes reference Russia sugar output, Britain’s trade, ships in the Atlantic, a Hamburg American line sale, and a push for a Jewish congress. Also mentions Newfoundland revenue, Russian coal discoveries, and German commercial congress remarks.
A report states the Mediterranean squadron of France will be subjected to precise wireless tests during its upcoming cruise. Prince Herbert Bismarck denies a leaked interview claiming imperial German industrial groups, with Emperor William and Count Von Buelow, have aligned with agrarians to confront the United States with a protective policy.
Washington reports show minimal legislation amid three hours of session. Army reorganization amendments advanced. Burleighs reapportionment bill favored to raise House size to 387, affecting multiple states and assigning new seats. Senate and House clash over canteen provisions and river and harbor funding, with wide state impact and notable figures like Mr Hopkins and Mr Hepburn prominent.
West Point hearings expose hazing and fighting among cadets. Witnesses describe brutal corrections, hospital cases, and the effort to uncover misconduct. Congressmen press for full truth, while committee leaders list members and lay out procedural steps.
In the senate officers were President pro tem McGoray Chief clerk Walter J. Towser of Montoya Sergeant at arms Charles A. Pettibone of Waukesha calling the Senators to order. Lieut Goy Stane mulale aspeced as did also President Protem McGillivray later. Then came oath swearing in of newly elected members. Senate committees include Judiciary chaired by Kruetzer with Roch, Riordan, Whitehead, Mills, Martin, Gaveney, Burns, Weed. State affairs chaired by Jones with Munson, Harris, Matton, ONeil. Banks and Insurance chaired by Roch with Green, Munson, Morse, Stebbins, Weel, Anson, McDonough, Devos, Gaveney, Jacobs. Railroads chaired by Harris with Reynolds, Eaton, Willy, Anson, McDonough, Devos, Gaveney, Jacobs. Public lands chaired by Hagemeister with Chattman, Knudson, Kreutzer. Public health chaired by Eaton with Miller, Willy. Military affairs chaired by Knudson with Burns, ONeil, Anton, Bfe Gilbray. Privileges And electione-Senators
A deer was fatally shot near the Raligan House after pursuing by dogs. A ward en visited Holland to investigate and press charges, with a prosecution likely. Deer sightings have increased in Yolland and Windham counties and Massachusetts authorities plan protective steps.
A reflective passage quotes R. W. St. Hill from the New York Herald on waiting, rights, and the past. It ponders youth's urge to shape a history while notes about fools and neighbors appear in a pensive, social tone.
More than half of the agricultural implements imported into Australia originate from the United States, highlighting U.S. dominance in Australia’s farming equipment supply.
Stam's crown prince, a student at Arrow England, is popular with Ma schoolfellows. A proposal seeks to annex Idaho's northern portion to Washington state.
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