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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1905

Page

4

Telegrams in Brief on War and Assassination Events

Telegrams report the Russo-Japanese War developments with urban unrest and political turmoil. Notable items include Japanese forces advancing in the war, the sinking of a Japanese cruiser, Russian internal dissents in Moscow and Warsaw, the assassination of Count Shuvaloff, a Moscow resignation, and lukewarm prospects for a Washington conference accord.

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Cable Dispatches Chronicle Global Turmoil and Tragedy

A garbled wire of items reports marriages and royal concerns, riots, storms, and disasters across Europe and the Americas. It mentions Lord Brooke seeking a bride, Sweden and Norway politics, Jewish rioting, Red Cross activities, bank collapses, murders, ship expeditions, and notable deaths, all in a rapid, sensational mixer.

Labor tensions and rail vote in Chicago and China marked by clashes

Fragmentary report shows a strong 42 vote to press ahead on Chicago rail work while labor splits surface elsewhere. It mentions clashes, political beats, and a former candidate losing influence amid instability and reform efforts.

Chicago Ils Chirnaa Halos

Obituary notices and notable deaths across states

A compilation of obituaries and memorial notices listing diverse figures aged from 61 to 99, including merchants, lawyers, veterans, journalists, and public figures. Names include Mendentall, McGutuneon, Pirker, C F Goyer, Frank Bonghier, Mrs. Williaim Tenney, James Watson, Caroline Elizabeth Menell, Hiren Young, Laura Hye Stedman, Richard T Morgan, and others, with brief mentions of their careers, affiliations, and regions.

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New York Society Editors Scandal Affects Smart Set Book

New York society circles reel as alleged blackmail and subscription scheme unfold. Charles E. Alle of the Law Editors' association faces $93,500 bail on a charge of attempted blackmail linked to a planned $500 book for The Smart Set. Edwin M. Post accuses him of coercing subscriptions with the threat of publishing scandalous facts. Additional potential complainants from high society may testify under conditions.

New York Society Society Editors’ Association Society Editors Slackmail Wint Distrigentiorneys Charles E. Alle Law Editors’ Association Grand Jury Edwin M. Port Assiistant Paul Kyotel Jerome Pos Post Will New York Society Able Jim New York Society Jarvesn Sams Ransing Kralei Alizhest Sorial Krale Aalé

White Supremacy Doomed and Japan's Rising Influence

A New York Sun article argues that white supremacy is doomed as Japan’s ascendancy shifts Asia toward modern industrialization under Japanese guidance. It warns of Chinese industrial growth, potential open trade with Europe and the Americas, and possible global conflict if protective laws restrict Chinese goods, threatening Western manufacturing.

Bernard P. Shippiag New York Russia Japan Asia China Europe Americas Lome England Germany France Ammerica Japen Sas

An Experiment in Finance in the Hirmford Press

The article discusses railroad fortunes and the integrity of constructions, questioning graft, financing, and the honesty of a major Western Pacific project. It notes whispers in financial circles about uncoveries and the potential for the enterprise to be undertaken honestly, amid rising public interest and scrutiny.

Hirmford Courant Pacife Great Northern St. Evers

Another Captain Streeter In Racine Wis Deed Question

An attorney, Homas P. Hardy, reports a land deed fronting Lake Michigan opposite Racine's upscale homes. Hardy claims to have purchased from the original owner following the plan of Chicago’s Mr. Streeter, and notes sister Hardy's involvement.

Streeter Racine, Wis Homas P. Hardy Pate Lake Michigan

Precious Stella Wedding Jewel Gift Sparked Gossip

Stella received priceless jewelry on her wedding day, while the family engaged cooks for the event, as reported by the New York Sun.

Stella Bella New York Sun

Divorce Settlement Spurs Jersey City Tragedy Case

In Jersey City Louis Apgar, described as wealthy and aged BA, shot himself after sensational disclosures that led to a divorce granted to George M Meyers. Apgar was named as a correspondent in the case and his death followed the public revelations.

Jersey City Louis Apgar George M. Meyers Apgar

War Notes and The Alliance’s Fragile Unity

In a wartime reflection the author warns that opposing forces have harnessed the arms of all nations, predicting total success for the Yellow allies if unity persists. A single cloud remains as Japan may imitate Western corruption and politics, possibly eroding its honorable system and giving the whites a fair chance to win. The author cautions that without this caution the whites could be lost.

Japan

Tainted Money Fired From Chicago Seminary Faculty

Chicago July 16. Pre A sites Noau Fox, who telegraphed to Jenna D Rockefeller requesting a share of his money for the Caietga Theological seminary, has been dismissed from the faculty.

Chicago Noau Fox Jenna D. Rockefeller Caietga ‘Theological Semilovars

Queen Marguerita to Visit United States in Auto Plan

A July report from Turin states Queen Marguerita will travel by automobile to Spain and Portugal before visiting the United States later this year. The details, attributed to a highly reliable source, note possible German steamer conveyance for segments of the journey.

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Battle in Prospect with Escaped Negroes

Albia Iowa July 16 Andrew Smith charged with murder and Robert Gama with burglary are fugitives. A posse surrounded them in a thicket and the escaped men, who are negroes, are believed to be captured.

Albia Iowa Andrew Smith Skeletel Robert Gama

Woman Rescued After Appearing Buried Alive

In Tadseville Wisconsin on July 18 Mrs Thomas Buckingham, believed dead after arrangements for her burial were made, suddenly revived. She is expected to fully recover, and doctors consider the incident miraculous.

Tadseville Wis Thomas Buckingham

President Roosevelts Demand to Prosecute Holmes

President Roosevelt orders a rigorous pursuit of the cotton report scandal, directing Attorney General Moody to personally oversee the inquiry. He urges swift action, deeming Holmes a grave fraud using government power for personal gain, and seeks possible arrest and indictment under existing laws.

Moody Roosevelt Department of Agriculture Battom Ories Bratisclan Wilson Holmes

Mayor Helmbolt Charged With Contempt In U S Court

A warrant was sworn out before United States Judge Cochran charging Mayor Helmbolt of New Forty Ky. with contempt for interfering with a court order regarding Caleb Powers. Helmbolt objected to a separate cell for Powers, claiming it unsafe, and last Monday Powers was placed in jail at New Port.

Maysville United States Cochran Helmbolt New Forty Ky United States Court Caleb Powers New Port Heimbold

Adams’s Granddaughter Dies at 90 in Newburg

Mrs. Caro line Elizabeth Monell, granddaughter of John Adams, second president, died suddenly at her Fight Landing home in Newburg on July 18. She was aged 90. The obituary notes her notable lineage and her long life in the local community.

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