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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1901

Page

2

Telegrams in Brief on War and Law Notes

The item reports on a range of topics including the deportation of insurgent leaders to Guam and its depressing effect on Filipinos, a wedding near Manzanillo Cuba, the Philips commission on public school religious instruction, and a Supreme Court ruling that Cuba is foreign territory. It also mentions a proposed naval station at Olongapo and a request for funding, plus statements by Attorneys General Griggs and John Carlisle on constitutional policy and jurisdiction.

Bce Mantin Guam W. W. Whiteside Lillian Rigney Manzanillo Cuba Philips Commission United States Supreme Court Charles F. Ww. Neely Olangapo Suybig Bay Long Comet Griggs Supreme Court China Egypt Johnn Carlisle

South Africa War Disjointed Reports From Cane Town Front

Fragmentary items describe British and Boer movements near Cane Town and Transvaal. General De Wet joins commando forces, Lord Roberts faces reception in London amid South African troubles. Martial law echoes as Cape Colony cities brace for conflict.

South Africa Kaalfontein Gurtonem Cane Town de “Wetpas Yan River Transvaal Rusala Yarape Vo Lord Roberts Bag Decuneld & Wo London Cape Colony

Domestic. Rockefeller to buy a gine in Highton

A garbled summary notes various 19th century figures and events. It mentions Johny Rockefeller intending to buy a gine in Highton, with scattered references to ministers, bills, revolts, and disasters. The passage also touches on health, crime, and political shifts, all presented in a rapid, fragmented fashion.

Foreign. London bishop Mandel Creighton dies and salvaged Russia wreck victims

Reports note the death of Rev. Mandel Creighton bishop of London. The steamer Russia wreck left most crew saved. Other items include forgery arrest in New York, political plots in Nice, and a Copenhagen hospital report on negotiations and insurance claims related to political and financial turmoil.

Itt Mandel Creighton London Russia Acpul Turin Italy Sigmund Herts New York Queenstown Pretorh Johannesburg Pwr Ibelidsiy Nukadebidge Jan Nice Mattha Omir M. de Vire Ginanev Tussin Hanitan Fredok Eerie Warnluss Rousman Prince Wilts Nopus Copenhagen Gspatel Avhgpatel Reggio Calabriat Lely Stephano Qi Lorene A& Comynjou Colerential Lord Welvin England Poizoninir Mave Beem Transac

CaMP BIRD MINE Owner's Story Of Discovery In Colorado

Thomas Walsh recounts how he discovered the Camp Bird mine in Tinogene basin after an amputation of his journey through rugged terrain and pyrite heaps. He notes gold assays up to 100 ounces per ton and credits his Western mining experience in the Black Hills and Leadville for guiding his search and recognizing value.

Colorado Ings Lily Thomas Wilsa Ming Mr. Walsh Tinogene Basin Andy’ Richardson Tom Waat Andy Thad Black Hills Leadville West

Discovery Tale Highlights Camp Bird Mine Origins

The narrator explains the Camp Bird discovery as driven by nature and the pyrite rock, calling it the true mother of gold rather than luck. He notes Mr. Walsh has not visited the mine in two years, entrusting management to J. W. Benson the superintendent, Andy Robinson, and John Ashenfelter, described as the finest freighter and ore hauler in the Rocky mountains.

Mr. Walsh Walsh Rocky Mountains

Police Officer Rescue Story From Council Bluffs

A garbled report from Council Bluffs Iowa describes Officer A C Swannon of the force being lauded for a rescue. The piece mentions his long service, popularity, and a Danish benevolent society, with odd references to remedies and personal health. The text is incoherent but centers on an officer’s rescue act and public regard.

A. C. Swanann Telman Council Bluefs Iowa Swinson Incapolio Force Madris Ele Died Brotherhood Aden Courbhes Benevoleut Loet Ely Ghent Owondeenil

Frenchmen Don't Travel Review Reads Like Frontier Tale

A fragmented review fragment contemplates a tale where Frenchmen resist travel and adventure. The piece references a character Mender and an aversion to risk, hinting at frontier themes and a tense review of the section on law and morals.

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Why French Youth Skip World Travel Says Telegraph

The Telegraph asks why few young Frenchmen explore the world while many Anglo Saxons travel. Explanations include reluctance to learn foreign languages and a lack of practical travel knowledge. Notes a distrust of roughing it and a fear of missteps abroad.

den Telegraph France Shane

Do Song Birds Predict Storms In Illinois

A Monthly Weather Review note states song birds fall silent days before a major storm. Last summer in northern Illinois, as a severe storm series neared, thousands of birds in the Cavalary district ceased their music for 48 hours, signaling the approach of bad weather.

Welter Jn Monthly Weather Review Ilinois

Springtime word jumble from distant papers

A collage of whimsical spring verses and parodic lines from several papers United States papers mix playful mishearings and rhymes about spring. The text notes poets seek patronage for a new paper basket and lampoons seasonal commerce with light humor across newspapers.

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