Marshfield Times notes wartime editor and publisher changes
In a dense 1900s style rippled page item, Marfield’s press announces Father Damien’s place in line of succession as beatified public figure, with many names and places scattered. Mentions of editors, publishers, and local business figures mix with national dispatches on politics, crime, and society.
FOREIGN AFFAIR NEWS ROUNDUP OF ROYALTY CRISES AND WARS
Reports from across Europe and Asia note deaths and enthronements including Julia Simon former French premier in Paris aged 83 and Muzaffer-Ed-Din new Persian shah. Word of dissensions in London chambers of commerce, and battles near Pirket with 60 casualties. Censures of rebels in Cairo and Newgate executions in London are cited amid diplomatic visits, arrests, and naval rescues.
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France
Paris
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Miss Gore
Visecount
Sudley
London
Chambers of Commerce
Eempire
Dulon
Eczar
Pirket
Klled
Slatin Pasha
Cambridge University
England
Simon Newcomb
Joans Hopkins
University
Mackenzie Bowell
Condon
Muzaffer-Ed-Din
Sheh
Persi
Orde
Sev Toon
Gutackton
Cairo
Newgate Prison
Dyer
Infanta
Aleo
Firket
Conens
Lee
Cabana
Havana
Barcelona
Obituary notices from various cities across the nation
Obituary notices list numerous individuals dying in Clinton Iowa Milwaukee Richmond Indiana Washington Captain William J Mobley 54 Jefferson Indiana Captain J Kinnon formerly of Princeton Waterbury Connecticut August 8 Change president of Waterbury Watch Company Paris France banker George S Fox 85 Grand Rapids Michigan banker Andrew J Bowne 65 Valparaiso Indiana Frederick Burstrom Wittem Caldwell 68 Perm Indiana Lovie Mergeothela Thane VII 2x Poemester Simon Brink 5 Albny Dr James W Cox Waukegan Illinois James Gallagher 62
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Clinton
Iowa
W. Toung
Milwaukee
Leo Bock
rSl
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Thorpe
Washington
William J. Mobley
Jefferson
J. & Kinnon
Princeton
Dowagiac
Mich
Tyron
Greensburg
Henry Rankin
Lawrence
Ken
San Francisco
Paris
Chage
Waterbury (Conn
Queen Lame
George,s. Fox
Grand Rapids
Andrew J. Bowne
Valparaiso
Frederick Burstrom
Wittem Caldwell
Perm
Ihd
Lovie Mergeothela
Simon Brink
Albamy
James W. Cox
Waukegan
James Galagher
Final Congressional Session Reports and Bills Passed
The final report on Ways and Means was presented and agreed to. The Indian bill report was approved. A naval bill covered three battleships with no armor contracts pending price fixes. A July sectarian appropriations allowance was noted. Senate adjourned after passing key measures including jury trials, a signaling core bill, and wage increases for postal carriers. The session closed with pensions approved and remarks from the Speaker praising members.
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Congress
Aldrich Yerkus Underwood
Alabama
Washington
Senate
Stevenson
Sherman
Wiliam H. Glason
Wheeler
Téxis
Marsh
Ilinois
Bailey
MacGuird
California
Keoki magnate J C Hubinger marries Nashville wife
Cleveland Plain Dealer reports J C Hubinger, wealthy Keoki sturdb manufacturer and owner of the electric light and street railway system, wed Mrs Viola Miller of New Orleans in Nashville. News arrived via a letter from Washington noting the marriage and Hubinger’s remark that his wife is a southern woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Yubinger
Nashvville
Tenn
Viola Miller
New Orleans
Washington
Hubinger
Federal Law Makers Face Veto and Party Bills
Washington reports detail Senate action on the Indian bill removing Catholic schools by July 1 1837 and House rejection of the army civil and subsidy measures. Veto on the famine defense bill stands firm as committees push navy Indian and postal pacts and Northern Pacific reconciling disputes. Conferees signed on family civil bill but disputes linger.
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Washington
Senate
Conference
Tyne
House
Louse Hills
Secretary of the Treasury
Kavility of Virginia
West Virginia
Molbor of Bonita
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Is It A Valid Law State Senator Files Petition
State Senator Michael Kruarke of Milwaukee filed with the attorney general a petition seeking a Supreme Court ruling on the constitutionality of the last apportionment law enacted in a special session. The petition argues the act was unauthorized in a special session and violates contiguity and equal population requirements. It cites district shapes and population variances, requests a stay on election notices, and asks the court to determine if the measure may be enforced.
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Michael Kruarke
Madison
Michael Kruazka
Milwaukee
Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Ita Mext
Nesainn
Secretary of State
Wiliam F. Vilas
Burr W W. Tones
George G. Greene
Aiate
Stnate
Vie
Seventeenth
la Ie
Green
Rock
Rock County
Senate
Wood County
Lerbury
Adams
Polk
Burnett
Douglas
Dane County
Portage County
Waupaca
Outagamie
Fond du Lac
Dane
Marinette County
Supreme Court of
Mylrea
Summer Fashion Observations From The Era’s Page
The piece notes belts, linen, and chiffon as seasonal trends with seaside porch styling and quirky hats. It highlights a yellowish satire on summer girls, mentions a white duck suit, and mocks new fads from Germany while praising Miss Gracemball in The Prisoner of Zenda and an American socialite, Miss Fair, linked to New York society and wealth.
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Aliss Gracemball
Zenda
Summiea
Lion
Cheose
London
Americas
A. Misa Fair
Jenny Margues
New York
Duchess of ‘Marlborough Et
Elle Me
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