Domestic News Briefs From The Marshfield Times
Snow fell in Orange New Jersey three firemen were killed by a falling wall in San Francisco the Wilcox White Organ Co of Meriden faced collapse a cyclone killed one man and injured a dozen in Minnesota a water spout flooded Wray Colorado and a boat races speed record near New York harbor torpedo boat Porter reached 28 knots the Three Frig Synd has been released on no evidence fiscal bills extended street car franchises and other items from Bostons trades union disputes to international conferences and local crime amid a broad national summary
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Orange
N. J
San Francisco
Wilcox & Whie Organ Company
Meriden
Cons
Daz
Citer
Tiyte
Minn
Wray
Col
Boston Sheet
Platt Glaziers
New York Harbor
Porter
Gov
Tanner
Jilinois
Allen-Yorkes
Salt Lake City
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Ogden
John Powell
Cleveland Baseball Club
Cleveland
Insh Annie
Hurley
Wis
Logan
Bosse
Ashland
Sheriff Brown
Marinette
Mich
Presbyterian Church
James Hughes Taylor
Downington
Janauer Check
Players
Lambs Vinles
John Ryan
Nort Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Seavy Deaser
George A. West
Ryan
Lewis Klogach
Christian Herald of New York
India
Navy Department
Princes Ann
William Andrews
Court House
Andrews
Benjamin S. Kelsey
Marion
Gage
Renson
New York
Tobacco Trust
Nicla Tesla
Ottumwa
Iowa
Hamilton
Seldon
Disappointing Mackerel Run and Global Political Notes
The sea season so far has troubled Nova Scotia fishers with poor mackerel catches. Panama’s Allepateh cites President Barrios declaring himself dictator of Guatemala. Vienna reports Dr. Wilkins, a physiology professor, committed suicide after an incurable illness. In France two deputies dueled, one wounded. Brazil calls in troops to quell protests against President Moraes. Argentina again weighs granting—
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Nova Scotia
Allepateh
Panama
Barrios
Guatemala
Wilkins
Vienna
French Chamber of Deputies
Moraes
Brazil
Barley Duties Yet Again Split Legislators Across Parties
Lawmakers from Mantle, Silver Republicans, Democrats, Populists, and others divided on barley duties. A substitute 40 percent ad valorem failed 11 to 34 as Jones proposed 30 cents a bushel. Several Democrats and Populists joined Republicans in opposition. Amendments to cut rates on barley and grains were defeated, and the bill’s original provisions stood.
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Mantle
Mesara
Brecon
Clay
McKaery
Awling
Tilman
Kyle
Democrata Egainat
Jones
Gear
Cswede
Sir
Muntie
Montana
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Messrs
McEnery
Rawlings
Titman
Allen
Butler
Wettfels
Veal
Mr. Yesi
Biographical Dictionary Drive Promises Fame to All
Providence Journal examines a push to publish a new biographical dictionary covering twenty five thousand Americans of the nineteenth century. The circular urges readers to submit their names and those of friends to create a lasting record of eminent individuals to be housed in libraries and read in posterity.
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Couse Dowd
Fortignere
Providence Journel
Tariff Debates In Senate On Wool, Iron Ore and Cotton
Washington discussions show Beailte and Butler addressing tariff measures with amendments proposed by Quay Berry and others. A pivotal June 6 vote added raw cotton to the tariff at 20 percent ad valorem, marking a historic shift in tariff legislation with Republicans voting in favor.
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Washington
Beailte
Fantle
Silver Rep
Mont
Butler
Pep
N. C
Senate
Quay
Fennsylvania
Allen
Berry
Bacon
Gem
Caffery
Dem
Hoar
Rep
Mass
Gentate
Fipanca
Meusig
Alsen
Heitfeld
Stewart
Mesars
Cunnon
Why He Failed Artillery Recruiting Regulated by Size
In van Adye's Recollectione of a Militar Lite a recruiting sergeant explains artillery enlistment limits. He says regulations on height and build hindered numbers, and that the Almighty does not make men in the prescribed shape, making success unlikely.
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van Adye
Aesthetic bear clashes with cyclist in England scene
An artistic bear walking with its trainer near Ken Slagtar in England ran toward a bicyclist, smashing the wheel as a fat rider in bloomers passed. A bystander restrained the bear before it could injure the cyclist.
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England
Kenslagtar
Petty
Gigantic slipper gale advertised in Pittsburg paper
May and Mabel discuss a comic ad promising oversized slippers in the Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph. The exchange hints at a humorous community promotion and domestic chatter within a newspaper page snippet.
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Mabel
Pittsburg
Nyack Couple's City Parlor Visit Ends In Mismatched Farewells
A Nyack youth and his girl spent a day in New York to see the sights and a pageant but lost track of time. The pair wandered long, failed to reunite, and the girl found her way home after a friend lent fare. The young man, distressed, later learned she had returned safely.
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Homestead
Oklahoma
Joan Geiger
J. F. Bubiak
Wynck
New York
Mada
Nyack
Woods Used In Furniture And The Wood Behind Taste
Experts note wood type signals origin and age in furniture. European beech and walnut often mark imports while ash and oak indicate American manufacture. modern methods temper warping, seasoning, and veneer use.
Old woods and furniture wood values in period pieces
New York Sun notes that many hardwoods are hard to work for cabinet making. Ironwood hornbeam is scarce and rarely used for furniture. Lignum vitae, mahogany, and cherry lumber are prized for quality and age. Walnut remains highly sought after as it grows scarcer.
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United States
North River
Syeemore
New England
Connecticut
New York
New York Sun
Birds Eat What They Eat Says Agriculture Bulletin
The U S Department of Agriculture bulletin reports results from a long series of bird-stomach studies by the Biological Survey. It highlights cuckoo diets, rose breasted grosbeaks preying on Colorado potato beetles, cedar birds feeding more on vegetables, and the grackle and crow eating harmful insects while destroying crops. It notes the kingbird consumes few bees and mainly drones.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Bat
New England
Things Worth Knowing From An Old Household Guide
A curio of practical tips includes salt in washing water for matting, toothache remedies with cloves on cotton, and a hemmed wash cloth. It advises onions odor removal with parsley, borax washes, chalk dentifrice, and heating water for sprained ankles and tumblers. A camphor hint prevents greasiness, a soap-filled flannel bag aids baths, and cautions about kerosene lamp odor. It also notes a white of egg food for irritable stomachs sweetened with vanilla.
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Syria
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Italy
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Hague
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Chicago Gas Trust
William Jenainge Bryan
Clisa
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Universal Mill
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Glasgow Iron Company
Glendale Rolling Mill
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Burlington Railroad
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Neb
McKenna
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John R. Walker
Kansas City
Traders’ Live Stock Exchange
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de Wolf Hopper
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Glynn
American Book Company of New Movies
G. A. Gates
Iowa College
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Liberte
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Irish National League of Great
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