Philippine peace talks and Cuba convention stage uncertain
Fragmented report on Cuba and Philippines shows disputed spine facts and shifting alliances. Editors and delegates move amid constitutional discussions as tensions ease and elections unfold.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
7
Fragmented report on Cuba and Philippines shows disputed spine facts and shifting alliances. Editors and delegates move amid constitutional discussions as tensions ease and elections unfold.
A garbled OCR passage references the Boers, Dewet, and Orange elite, plus unclear mentions of Ti Prin foria, bondex ty, and burghers supporters. It alludes vaguely to Poveden troops and China, with cryptic lines about China, Pekin, and a lament about torturer figures and Jesuit missionaries.
The record surveys a sprawling mix of headlines and notes. It cites Missouri fair funding, Minnesota rail regulation, Missouri governor chatter, and a flurry of appointments and scandals across states. It mentions Roosevelt, Chandler, Meiklejohn, and Kennedy among others, plus a fatal mill explosion and a deadly shooting in Westbury and Freeport areas.
Reports from Brussels to London sketch a busy diplomatic and political scene. Piere Benoit dies in Brussels while Sagasta contemplates a Spanish ministry and Britain weighs a sugar duty in its new budget. Italy signals tax cuts as Queen Wilhelminta arrives in Amsterdam and issues of war office deficiencies spark inquiries.
Washington reports in session as the Senate and House maneuver over conference reports and appropriations. The Senate moves toward action on sundry measures while approving the conference report on executive and judicial appropriations and considering gains on public building costs. In the House, proceedings run from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. before a late-night session to frame conference reports, with bills passed on standards, medals for service members, and revised Chinese exclusion and omnibus public building appropriations.
Washington March 4 One of the most notable stories of congressional legislation marked the closing hours of the fifty sixth congress. Senate debates over the Sundry Civil and Charleston exemptions filled the final stretch as Vice President Roosevelt presided and lawmakers prepared for the inauguration.
Washington reports outline Senate discussion of abrogating the Clayton Bulwer treaty amid authorities drawing lines with Nicaragua and Costa Rica. Senate adjourns sine die as Ombs Morgan and Frye steer debate. new Oregon Senator Mitchell sworn in.
A glimpse into President Roosevelt's private moments shows him stepping away from duties to entertain his children. He reportedly plays bear with them in the nursery, sings to calm and delight, and cherishes family time as a caring father and protective figure within the household.
A quote from H. M. Lome in Success on archery and the discipline of skill. It discusses how practice shapes the archer, aligning hand and eye, and how each day builds strength and focus.
The Interstate Retail Hardware Dealers association changed its name to the National Retail Hardware Dealers association. Officers were elected with President W. H. Lewis of Albsny Indiana and Vice-President Geo Hub bard of Punt Michigan. Directors include B. J. Mb Jer Bloomington Alabama H Holgeson Milton South Bend Indiana and J A Sibley St Joseph Missouri N¢ H A Cole Council Bluffs.
A garbled 19th century fragment describes a man who agrees to a risky medical procedure to aid his employer. The text hints at a “hero jam” moment and references questionable remedies such as Datura. It mentions stomach ailments and a dubious kit, with indecipherable foreign phrases.
Two men died and seven others were seriously hurt when an elevator failed in a playhouse in Moline Iowa. Officials investigate the cause and assess safety failures as the injured are treated at local hospitals.
Fragmentary ode exploring love and desire with archaic phrasing and garbled diction. The speaker contrasts two women, questions virtue and beauty, and contemplates remembrance and forgetting in a troubled, reflective tone. The text reads as a poetic puzzle from an older period.
A narrative from East Randolph New York highlights Mrs Deacon Jydy of the Loyal Women’s Christian Temperance Union praising Dodd's Kidney Pills. She relates a near-madness episode eased by the pills, citing another case where a woman recovered after two months, claiming improved health and mental steadiness. The piece touts the pills’ effectiveness for women across Cuttaravegas County, selling six boxes for £2.50 through local druggists or the Nodds Medicine Co Buffalo NY.
A careworn mother of a young woman seeks guidance on irregularities and distress. Mrs. August Pfalzgrat of Wisconsin documents her daughter sufferings from irregular monthly issues, swelling feet, and pain. Lydia E. Pinkham in 1870s letters offers her remedies and medical advice.
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