Marshfield Times items sweep political and crime notes across states
The Marshfield Times reports on nominaitons and political moves across Kansas Indiana Wisconsin and New York with references to Horton Senate bids Paubanks Woodward and Spooner nominations and the Sherman cabinet placement. It also details accidents crimes obituaries business notes and a counterfeit twenty dollar note report.
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Mme
Dolbs
Horton Senawr Plelt
Kinnery
Lexus County
Junn
W Leedy
Lin m
Kansas
Corona
Drayton
Astor
Ol Erabeeemald
Sedalia
Charles W. Paubanks
United States
Senate
Indianapolis
George B. Woodward
Ohio Photograph Company
Othelmasti
Capitol
John C. Spooner
United Suates
Wiaconsin Jlue
Pacific road funding bill triggers heated Senate and House clash
The article recounts a stormy session in Washington with sharp partisan battles over the Pacific roads funding bill. It highlights Johnson’s blistering attack on Hearst and Sutro, Cooper’s denunciations, and subsequent floor debates on related measures, including reforms in the civil service and land entry affidavits. It notes the funding bill’s defeat in the House, treasury figures, and a string of related votes and statements across Jan 11 to Jan 14. The piece also covers executive actions on foreign treaties and the oleomargarine bill developments.
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Washington
House
Congress
Johnson
Rep
Sal
Hearst
San Francisco Examiner
Sutre
Pacific Coast
Cooper
Wis
United States
McGuire
California
Patterson
Dem
Teon
Johnson Iren
Cal
Arnold
Hepburn
Towa
Harmison
Ala
Padney
Derm
Swanson
McCan
Mass
Wheeler
Waslington
Jao
Alls
Jom
Texas
Proctor
Émi
Allen
Secretary of the Navy
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Treasury
Auel Onda
Pacific Railroats
Hartman
Rep. Mont
Land Office
Broyles
Cep
Olney
Senate
Orange Free State
Beatien
Lreilies
Committee On Foreign Relations
Gene Sossettes
David R. Predcls
Grow
Canmon
Imora
Londons aid and arrests in a global crime spread
Fragmented wartime dispatches report cholera on Nubia bound for Plymouth confined to troops. Archbishop elect Temple, London famine relief pledges, and arrests of tobacco firm directors in Canada and a New York indictment for dynamite conspiracy appear amid foggy notes from London and Tokyo to Mexico.
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Frederick Temple
Camterbury
All England
Henry Somerset
Westminster
Queen Victoria
Tndia
Londo
American Cigarette Company
Tobacco Firoat
Edward J. Ivory
Alles Bell
New York
London
Cols
Key West
Lord George Tlumitton
Soute
India
Siys
Aimine
Inwell Observatory
Mexico
Dhe Martigu Noni Polar Cape
Grenier
Luly Selina Scott
Earl Russell
Tha Vitish
Glansk
Glepg
San Francisco
Las Putnias
Canary
Rome
Toha J. Keame
Oathole University
Washington
Irench Trdgat
M. George
Wort
Tokio
Japan
Daily Mail
Jubiwipore
Buriel
Walter Carew
Yokohama
Mary Jacob
al Ih
Pamon
Mra
Carew
Financial Genius and the Populist State
A Maander is described as an able figure who can negotiate loans on mortgage security within a populist state, as explained by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pension Bills Pass Amid Amendments and Proposals
The amendment was adopted and the bill passed 126 to 36. A pension of 50 dollars a month was granted to Martha Custer Carter widow of Rear Admiral S R Carter. an attempt to cut to 200 dollars failed. Clara I Nichols widow of Brevet Major General Nichols received 70 dollars monthly. A proposal by Mr Spencer to authorize the secretary of state to offer up to 200 million to buy Cuba was presented.
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Martha Custer Carter
Rej
5. R. Carter
Washington
Fanny Gibbon
John Gibbon
Clara I. Nichol
Nichols
Spencer
Spain
Cuba
Wisconsin Legislator Reports Governor’s Message and Bills
Madison Jan 14 The governor's message was read in both houses Senator Putman introduced the first bill to create an advisory board of pardons modeled after the Michigan plan to advise on pardons and recommend action to the governor Senator Solliday proposed raising Whitewater Citizens' State Bank capital from 73000 to 50000 Senator Welton introduced a bill allowing reorganization amendments for Insurance corporations under chapter 40 laws of 1801 Senator Stout filed a bill to boost the space tree library commission efficiency expanding library operations and raising the appropriation from 500 to 5000 The house offered only rigid parliamentary rules adjournment was taken until Jan 19.
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Madison
Putman
Michigan
Solliday
Citizens’ State Bank
Whitewater
Welton
Stout
Lhrary Commisson
Alaska Reindeer Experiment Hits Mark Under Rev Jackson
Rev Sheldon Jackson reports Alaska owns over 1000 reindeer with 60 percent annual growth and 337 born last spring. Herds span Cape Prince of Wales Point Barrow Cape Nome and Galovin Bay as natives gain ownership while reindeer replace dogs for transportation and food security amid mining needs and white settlement pressures.
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Sheldon Jackson
United States
Alaska
Pnd
Siberia
New York Sun
Cour Sbulious
Cape Prince of Wales
Point Barrow
Cape Nome
Galovin Bay
Sarness
Alayka
Bert
Fulton River
Oliver
Yukon
Tf Congress
Chicago
Alaska Dogm
Trom T
Reindeer Key to Alaska's Remote Gold Fields
The speaker argues reindeer outperform dogs for transport in Alaska's extreme cold and aiding accessibility to remote gold fields. The government has spent about 26 000 dollars to place reindeer in Alaska, with cost under 20 dollars per animal dead. If miners could obtain reindeer affordably, many inaccessible sections could be opened, boosting national wealth and showcasing the reindeer as the future mainstay animal in Alaska.
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Chicago
Alaska
Snd
Auskr
Franco Russian Alliance Awe in Europe
In Europe this autumn a Franco Russian rapprochement emerged despite croaking voices. Czars and czarinas were hailed in Paris Cherbourg and Chalons as France and Russia, opposite poles of belief, showed unprecedented warmth, dissolving old national differences amid fear of war. The review contemplates how fear, distrust, and shared interests forged a Franco Russian alliance that challenges traditional rivalries.
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Europe
America
Paris
Air France
Wwem
Neval
Eurvane
Adula
Cherbourg
Pris
Chalons
France
Russia
Review of Reviews
The Chainless Wheel and Its Promised Future
A discussion of chainless bicycle ideas and experiments planned for the coming year. References to makers exploring wheels without chains, past claims of a 1897 single producer, and notes on early gear and drive problems with a proposed improved device to fix failures.
Peculiar Bicycle Disease Quacks at Night
A Washington Star report quotes a physician describing the so called bicycle cold as a common cold with no special cure. He notes cyclists may exfoliate through long night runs causing exposure and pauses in breathing, leading to prolonged recoveries while some take pride in the condition.
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Washington
German Emperor to Visit Jerusalem for Lutheran Church
It is expected that the German emperor will visit Jerusalem next spring likely at Hamar for the consecration of a Lutheran church. The church will stand on ground given by the Sultan to the late emperor, the Kaiser's father. Two Maine legislators elected this fall have died and one has resigned.
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Jerusalem
Hamar
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