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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1905

Page

4

News in Brief From St Petersburg to Moscow in Turmoil

Reported fires across St Petersburg suburbs sparked by mobs and conspirators seeking to restore the czar. Mentions large turnout of Moscow workers, Gorky and other Bolshevik figures proposing to run the Russian government, and warnings from former Ambassador White on governance. About 30,000 troops guarding against potential unrest. a Gapon arrest noted.

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Confused World War News Amid Turbulent Political Moves

Largely garbled report references the Japanese Russian War and various diplomatic tensions. It mentions Russia versus Japan at Port Arthur, China’s fate, and Roosevelt and Britain in interventions, with unclear names and dates amid chaotic phrasing.

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Domestic At Tarvare and Other Tragic U.S. Incidents

A garbled wire of late 19th or early 20th century items reports multiple violent and fatal events. Included are shootings in Tarvare and Storm Lake, a fatal automobile crash near Daytona Beach, a man killed by wolves in Michigan, a county supervisor raising a bounty, a public notice of a $450 claim against Minneapolis, a laborer’s death in Wisconsin, suicides in Illinois, a divorce grant in Sparta, a rails conductor attacked, and a man in Quincy shooting himself after burial instructions. The text mixes names, places, and outcomes with substantial garbling.

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Varied Local News Notices and Accidents Across Towns

The digest lists a sprawl of incidents including child work permits, school resignations, and political appointments in Wisconsin and nearby states. Notable items cover a Willi amsfield bank disaster with a fatality and a rescue attempt, embezzlement investigations in Milwaukee, rail and coal price changes, multiple court actions, a fatal shooting in New York, saloon indictments in Iowa, and immigration violations in Pueblo California. The report mixes accidents, crimes, and official actions with regional names and places.

Senate probes and diplomatic strains shadow Roosevelt agenda

Reported Senate moves include a vigorous push to prosecute rebate cases and pressure Speaker Cannon as Adams fights for recognition. Utah Senator Kexyns hints at disclosures, Smoot testifies on Mormon revelations, and April delays loom on interstate commerce. Castro breaks talks with the United States, straining bilateral relations amid pending issues. Maine Representative Littlefield pushes oil policy and interstate air corps input.

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Arbitration Treaty And Isthmian Notices In Brief

A snapshot of congressional and international notes covers a Sweden and Norway arbitration treaty, isthmus yellow fever reports to Governor Davis, and U.S. Monroe Doctrine cautions in Dominican protocol. Also reported are wage scales in Chicago janitorial work, political questions in Wyoming and Arizona, and a flood of obituaries including Frank Wells and Edward Payson Gone, with scattered Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York ties.

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La Follette Eyes United States Senate Seat Victory Seen Near

In a tense legislative session the upper and lower houses move toward the election of a United States senator to succeed Governor Quarles. La Follette leads the Republican caucus with strong support, while Martin J. Ticek is the Democratic choice. Absentees and party maneuvers shape the final roll call as committees consider related bills on exemptions, municipal garnishments, and taxation.

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Alake an Epicure in England’s Fleshpots

A fragmented reminiscence notes Alake of Abbeakura settling back in his homeland after a voyage. The highness sends twenty five cases of plum bing and large quantities of canned soup and fish to London, with mahogany goods, prompting reflection on whether these modern comforts resemble ancient flesh pots to a primitive people.

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Black man admits brutal axe crime in Reno case

Reno police disclose that Lawl Webber, a Black man, was arrested Friday and charged with assaulting Mrs. James E. Harper. He reportedly confessed to entering the Harper home and striking Mrs. Harper with an axe as she lay with her children.

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Four Die In Fire Near Island Lake Wisconsin

Iron River Wisconsin January 2 Fifteen minutes after Mr Barnes started a fire at the store he left a home near Island Lake ignited killing Mrs Barnes and the two Barnes children Jennie seven Virginia age not stated and Miss Elsie Missiner a schoolteacher. Mr Barnes a pioneer and prosperous farmer survived after being warned out by men.

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Pioneer farmer found beaten and robbed in Chippewa home

John Milton of Chippewa county near Cadatt was found unconscious in his living room with serious head injuries and two stab wounds to the chest. He is certain to die without regaining consciousness. Robbery is admitted as the motive. Milton recently withdrew 250 dollars from the bank after selling a farm, and the money is missing.

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Oldest Northwestern passenger engineer dies at 67

Andrew Slifield longtime Northwestern Road employee dies at his Galena home after nearly 40 years of service. Civil War veteran known for few on duty accidents left a daughter and was a member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Morse named to succeed Cowan as Northern Wisconsin division superintendent with O'Brien assisting.

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Croker Dies After Auto Crash Fatal Turn

In Jacksonville, Croker died from injuries after a motor crash while pursuing a cyclist named Stanley. Ormont-Daviana, injured earlier, and Croker's sister Mrs Croker were notified and planned to return to New York. Croker sacrificed his own tip and that of his chauffeur to try to save Stanley, but the sudden steering move caused a tire to come off and the machine to flip onto two wheels, fatally injuring Croker and endangering others.

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Watching Venezuela Draws European Focus on U.S. Ties

Paris reports European leaders keep a close watch on U.S. Venezuela relations. Brussels and Paris seek parity of commercial rights at Venezuelan ports with Belgium officials managing customs at forts. The dispute may shift personnel to favor American presence, aiming to avoid commercial disadvantage for Europe and the United States.

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Seventeen Indictments Against Ottomyns Benched in Wapello

Wapello county grand jury returned seventeen indictments against proprietors of saloons for keeping gambling and disorderly houses. They face charges of selling liquor in violation of the maglev law.

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