Wake of Turbulence Marks Warshfield Brief Notes
jumble of local and national items from Marshfield era notes include Archbishop Kendrick in St Louis age 83. Colby railroad man in New York. Lord Dunraven expelled from New York Yacht Club. Prohibition debate in Iowa House. Chaos from fires thefts murders and political moves across the country with multiple names and places.
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Charles L. Colby
New York
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New York Yacht Club
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Northern Pacific
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Lowa House
Sleepy Bye
Minn
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Campbell
Lmois
Montana
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Hudson
Arthur Gouwgh
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Judge Ewing
Chicago
Noles
Richard Little
Houghton
Mich Bas
Stockto
Frank Bates
Stanford Staton
Northwest
Griffel
la Crosse
N.C. Mill
Jewell Lutheran College
Jowe
Olivia, Minn
Strong & Miller
Mubachek
Irisd-American Bank
Minneapolis
Mahety
Dim
Foreign war threat looms in Central America report
A general war threat is noted in Central America as tensions rise with reports that the Porte intends to expel all missionaries from Asia. The brief item signals escalating international friction and potential broader conflict.
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Central America
Porte
Asia
Cuban War Resolutions Move Through House Amid Clamor
Washington reports the House passed a Cuban resolutions substitute favoring nonintervention and neutrality but urged U.S. mediation if needed. Debates featured fiery speeches from Republicans and Democrats, with opposition from multiple members. The Senate later advanced naval and pension measures as part of a busy legislative stretch.
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Devise of Representatives
Senate
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United States
Spain
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Smick
Mich
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Moody
Mag
Tucker
Atwood
Mass
Boutelle
Gillett
Grout
McCsll
Simpkins
Walker
Wright
Hale
Navy
Revenue Marine Service
Army
Call
Foreign Affairs Committee
Fenton
Rep Olio
World News Roundup From Global Dispatches
A European dispatch notes Spanish unrest against the United States, while India faces a large scale Moplah reaction. Reports from Panama City deny a canal contract. Baratanelli forces defeat Abyssinians at Meqdal. Severe floods hit Mesopotamia as Tigris overflows. An Arab nomad group drowns with 30,000 cattle dead. Italy’s forces lose to Menelik’s Ethiopian army near Asmara. Nicaragua’s teypiuionists suffer heavy losses and two generals killed. Russia vows Korea independence and warns Japan against aggression.
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North Pole
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Yanak
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Spain
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Baratieri
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Asmara
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Navosti
Russia
Korea
Japan
Washington House Passes Taxpayer Funded Bill Amid Fee Reform
The Washington house advanced an appropriation bill after weeks of debate focused on abolishing the fee system for United States attorneys and marshals. An amendment tightened travel expense rules, lowered or capped district attorney and marshal fees, and allowed actual travel costs. The committee halted before finishing the bill, then the district allotment passed authorizing 96 dollars and 40 cents for rebuilding the Rock Island Bridge.
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Lodge
United States
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Charles College of Missouri
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Soudern
Michigan
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Wisconsin
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States Attorneya
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Mars
United
Rock Island Bridge
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