Late News Epitomized From The Marshfield Times 1903
Seventeen killed and twenty six injured in Fourth of July explosions Chicago. Tammany Hall celebrated the holiday with its usual festivities while Charles A Towne predicted a party victory. National capital exercises featured army and navy involvement. Tornadoes and accidents caused many deaths across states. telegraph work marked progress with the first message circumnavigating the globe. Notable resignations and arrests populate domestic and foreign items with a mix of political and social notes.
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Chicago
Tammany Hall
Charles A. Towne
Lavy
Thoosevelt
San Francisco
Philippines
Post Office Department
Washington
Roosevel
America
Lyon to Leave Lyon to Leave Resigns as State Board Member
Lyon announces resignation from the State Board of Control after serving as a board member. The move ends a lengthy tenure with impact on state governance and agency oversight. No replacement date is given, and the statement notes appreciation for colleagues and public service.
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State Board of Control
Notable Madison Figure Judge Lyon to Retire After Board Service
Madison marks the nearing retirement of Judge Lyon after decades as legislator, soldier, and jurist. He and his wife prepared for a California home, while the Lyon estate near Mentota changed hands to O. D. Brune ttavurg, with the property tracing through several owners since 1842. The community laments the loss of a longtime civic leader and the family anticipates reunion with relatives after a life of public service.
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United States
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Lyon Family Union Amid Public Service Reflections
The long service of Judge Lyon ends with retirement and a comfortable estate. His son William P. Lyon Jr. runs a fruit plantation while Jay Q. Hayes operates a San Jose dairy and oversees mining interests near Ashlant. The Hayes brothers are reputed millionaires amid prosperous ties to Wisconsin and California.
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Tsar
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Bracing
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Fairenill
Bargain Shopper Misses Reach for High Sale Item
A shopper muses about getting Wat chig for a song while a dealer offers the item if the shopper can reach a few high spots. The fragment hints at a negotiation over a sought after bargain item. The exchange showcases a casual street market scene with a price challenge.
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Pell
Youngest Heir to a Throne in Imperial Japan
A playful portrait of Prince Mich, eight months old and grandson of the Mikado, as the world’s youngest heir presumptive. His father Crown Prince Westernito is 25. ceremony and court intrigue mingle with playful baby perspective. Count Kawamure wields influence in the imperial household.
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Jayun
Japan
Westernito
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Mlehi
Prince Michi of Japan Aged Infant Diets and Traditions
A disjointed piece describes the infant prince Michi of Japan, noting his upbringing, language exposure, and education plans. It sketches foreign tutors, rituals, and the national enthusiasm surrounding his early life, including diet, toys, and the value placed on ceremony and seals in imperial culture.
Mixing Break Tale Shows Real Work Versus Professional
A humorous vignette contrasts a real worker and a pro in a kitchen as a husband attempts to mix bread. The dough battles the man, then the wife guides it to rise and bake properly, highlighting practical effort over showmanship in domestic tasks.
Death of Paris Elm Ends Carved History of Rue St Jacques
Parisians mourn the city’s oldest tree, an elm in the courtyard of the deaf and mute institute on Rue St Jacques, planted in 100 by order of Suly. It stood about 15 feet high and thrived through many eras. Its leaves appeared wan and varied as it faded from sight.
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Deaf Mute Institute
Rue St. Jacques
Suly
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