Manila war news threads through Marshfield brief
Otis reports no warming site flaw at Manila as 200 soldiers depart New York for the Transport Grant. McKinley may press Filipino independence as peace treaty inducement. Cuban officers lease to American rule. Havana priests to be funded by voluntary gifts. Surgeon General Sternberg returns from Cuba to review hospital care for troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Get
Otis
Manila
New York
McKinley
Bishan
Havana
Ludlow
Sternberg
Cuba
Castillo
Washington
Santiago
San Juan
Porto Rico
Henry
White
Berlin
Lac Valupphies
Joan Larrett
Siam
Shanghai
China
United States
Monroe
Lenpine
Philippines
Tiollo
Malolos
Genertl Brooke
Tayanabes
Department of Government
Domingo Mendez Gariote
Department of Finance
Publis Beaversalne
Department of Justice
José Antena Gonsoley Lanard
Department of Agricultures, Industry, Commerce
Adolfo Sacne Yarsr
Ulty of Arts and Sciences
J. G. Schuman
Bia
National Colonisation Aid Society
Chattanooga
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Rio
Willan Jennings Bryan
Francis Marion Cockwell
England
France
South America
Navy Department
Bennington
Honolulu
Guam
Wake Island
Castine
Deve
Pitsburg
Michael Rulinski
Tnt
New York Assembly
Jtate
Unite States
Unis
Volunteer Army
Eagan
Chicago
Nalgating Commission
Qrip
Keely
Philadelphia
Vie Administration
Haeejden, & Pington Dispatch
Ragen
Jane Merritt
Ragan
Miles
Bishop Power
Chursh ‘Temperance Society
Lake Shore
Prev Peck
Chisago
Leah Leffingwell
Lefingwell
Kentucky
Wardstown
Sernlu Mielaly
Kansas City
Wise Companies
W. Seligman & Co
New Jersey
American Lives and Wire Company
Miscellaneous Early 20th Century News Snippet
A jumble of brief notes from the era mentions Jeanie Williams of Chicago jailed on her wedding day, Gov Roosevelt’s reappointment, Dr A I Daly named New York health officer, and the death of B Luthy the so called palace king. Also noted are marriages, church appointments, and political chatter about silver, Cuba tobacco, and New York political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Jeanie Williams
Chicago
Roosevelt
Daly
New York
B. Luthy
Palley King
Jarnese T. Dargrave
Amy V. T. Noresheimer
Brooklyn
Loganl
N. D. Hillis
Crogsette
Constantine
Mich
Rank J. Gould
Helen Goud
Denver Bimetallic League
Pen Vor
Jntfern
Gee
Murder in the First Degree and Other Early 20th Century Crises
The item catalogs a wide range of events from political to crime and science. It notes a murder in the first degree tied to poisoning, a public engagement involving Harria big and Wiss Hobson, and a proposed cabinet meeting with President Roosevelt. It lists deaths in New York and notable legal and political machinations, including the Vanderbilt circle, railway robberies, gas explosions, Nobel-like claims, suffrage protests, and a spectrum of international tensions and industrial consolidations affecting finance, law, and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bik Wie
Urgenle
Harriabig
Pas Misemulla Arnold
Wiss Hobson
Santiago
Gov. Roosevelt
Stle
Offerals
Seburman
Cornell
Philippine Commission
George Gemunder
Joseph Marie
Vanderbilts
New York
William Rhodes
Philadelphia
Orocher
Sntchison
Cgurcral Wheeler
House
Judiciary
Bert
Li Congresa
Kokomo
Ind
Charles Null
Nicole Tesla
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Hay
Congressmarv Elout Robert
Utah
Baptist Ministers of
Boston
Con
Miles
Hagan
St. Joseph
Great Northern
Minnesota
Aguinalda
Ted Holehuss
Stonewalllactson
Staunan
Senator Gorman
Florence Vun Shrady
Edwinould
Rew Yory
Alfred Kayce
I White
Attaire Claire
Delaware
Edward Addicks
Joliet
California
Louis
American Tobacco Company
Iran
Piltshire
Regest
The
Pines
Do. Holliday Co
Baltimore
Mary Butterfield Sanderson
Battle Creek
Faedins
Circuit Court
San Fransisco
Lucky Baldwin
Baldwin
George W. Dent
Theland
Lewis A Brathear
Grant
J. S. Grant
Gandl
Dingley
Wash- Wigton
Roth Houses
Cabinel
Deane
Global tensions and unrest ripple through early 20th century headlines
Reports describe rising ill will between rulers in Costa Rica and Europe. strikes and union activity surge as political and military events unfold. Influenza spreads in St Petersburg and London amid broader regional turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iglesias
Costa Rica
Queth Victoria
Charles Chiniquy
Penselan
Severoan
Appandiluc Tne Czar Sen
Gaant Tolstol
Afrikanders
Lividah
Jobanhosvity
St. Petersburg
Londons
Esterhazy
Dreyfis
German Federal Council
Lipne-Detmold
Reichging
Vienna
Johannesburg
Wisconsin Legislature Reconvenes After Adjournment
Wisconsin legislature reconvened after Thursday's adjournment. In the assembly three bills were introduced: one by Mr Porter to compensate John Gainor $47 for fish acts destroyed by a game warden and to remove the Mississippi River from inland water classification, and another by Mr Wedge to require retaliation. The senate agenda included resolutions honoring late Justice A W Newman.
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Madison. Wid
Texaslature
A. W. Newman
Senate
Assembly
Sarau
Daliack
Tay
Che
Juulelary
Wheeler
Pille
McGrathy Odalins
J. M. ‘Truc
Keene
Rnanee
BOA
Duffington
Thames
A. R. Mall
Hysterbeek
J. B. Morgan
H. N. Palley
J. Rugk
Heal
P. Jonnson
Thos
McDonald
Otlages
Andrew Jenetti
Gen. Wylie
Gee
Gee, Schoenbaum
Iumher
H. A. Hipley
Win
Hughes
W.M. Fore
W. H. Hurlbut
Ssh
L. C. Harvey
Madison
Wis
Porter
Crawford County
John Gainor
Mississippi River
Wedge
Wisconsin Senate Debates Forestry Committee and Law Reforms
The Madison session reports Senate resolution to appoint a joint forestry committee and bills permitting probate notices in non English languages. Assembly memorials favor American shipping and multiple bills on public records, licenses, and marriage statutes. Several members and officials are named, with discussions on taxation, state finances, and river islands survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Jan
Senate
Congress
Stuné
Stout
Whitman
Assembly
Kapp E. Ragmussen
Alce Lake
Hune
Mavinetse
Betheator Tennett
Soucalyy
Jalna
Stang
Ptutes
Krewkiy
Gimder
Rasmussen
M. &. Barry
Mareen
Thomas
Renuiving Oo
True
A.rease
Ilegal
Wells
Wisconsin Civer
Kilbourn
Prairie du Chien
Orton
Periods of Pain and Remedies Across Woman’s Life
A discussion of menstrual pain as a common, ongoing burden, noting many healthy women experience aching cycles. The article surveys remedies and medical opinions of its era, aiming to address regular suffering tied to menstruation and its impact on daily existence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Dean Mas
Lydia Pinkham
Lamawell
Seffer
Jessie
Leon
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Marshfield
Wisconsin
LN Brief
Spain
Paris
Gustavo Zede
Giuseppe Besso
Turin University
Omc
British
Foreign Office
Ley
Bne Nille
Joseph Mucrialn
John Mosley
Comte Ferdinand Walson Esterhagy
Rotterdam
Court of Cassation
Dreyfus
Meraler
Wan O
Fovelan
Staal Sg
Conehagee
Dany
North Sealiawig
United Stes
Iocfia
Mayoc
Wiliam Trice
Cinempati
Java
British West Indies
William
Orient
Tausyitan
Trkey
Crgislats
Babcock
Cook
Webb
Stephenson
Siephencon
Babcock Hoomert
Boensch
Republican Senaatorial
Scoren Ag
Ber Dealers’ Insurance
Welto
Wilke
Dane County
Tal
Quarles
America
Freoe 4
SE. Thuksrpen
Powelleo Vn
Lyee
eReincon
Ensio Gel W.ilo
AIS
Washinton
Fuera
Gough
Nyischesieee
Tun Fasar
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
Winchester
Wade
Birsher
Kerihiwon
Sir Poulet Korie
Mark Pullin
Tae
Dal
A. Phillips & CO
ST. Lof
St Egy
Mir
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