Marshfield Times items crowd the harbor and rail news
A compilation of short notes from Marshfield Wis and nearby areas reports Palmer Fuller found frozen to death at Ashtabula Harbor Ohio. Beht wounded by accidental shotgun discharge. Merlin Vallean insane at revival services. Canadian Pacific earnings for week ending March 7 at 345000, up 81000 from last year. Also notes on local crimes, fires, mine injuries, and rail dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Fuller
Ashtabula Harbor
Villain Beiht
Huntington
Deat
Merlin Vallean
Pine Grove
Mich
Harvey Palmer
Aylow
Trre Haute
Lit
Paxton, Jr
Tas
Noedy
Will Bolin
Arthur
Dave
Leif
Norway
Carl
Eigin
Guteide
Jorso
Herbert Cage
Quincy, Sr
Hver
Claude Peck
Superior
Steer Coal Company
Brazil
Til
Ekhorn
Wis
McCormick Implement
Troy
St. Paul
Aave
Ble Nicolson
Perry
Mas Ehauncery
Joan F. Lawrence
Wisconsin State Board of Firs
Jon P. Whiting
United States
Somerville
Anti -Arbor Law Department
Teafac
Trenty Creek
Webash
Ind
Gen. Harrison
Eastman Johnson
Elizabeth A. Short
Verona
Ppa
Mathewson
Floyd
Chicago
Martha A. Chaney
Martha
Count Wear Bremand ¢'Ata
Haig
France
Ils
Chicaro
George Evers
Foreign News Highlights Show Global Tensions And Quirks
The British museum reports thirty nine ralles of books. Hungary plans six months of festivities for its looming birthday. Algeria supplies prime cork with a 500000 acre forest potential. A French florist offers 26000 for a blue rose yielding plant. Protestant and Catholic counts in Germany total 4 million, with 3 million Protestants. Yellow fever deaths on the Italian cruiser Lombardia reach 194 with seventy six crew ill. An Edinburgh asylum report warns that worry, not work, kills. Bengal drought cuts India rice crop by 19 percent from last year. Italian frontier trains carry many avoiding service in Africa. John and James Maguire, hailed as Americans, arrested in Liverpool for murder and robbery tied to Trillick. In Pekin, a 100 million Anglo-German loan issues at 5 percent interest under a customs stipulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Algeria
Gempany
Lombardia
Royal Edinburgh Asylum For the
Bengal
India
Italy
Africa
John
James Maguire
Liverpool
Ireland
Munler
Trillick
County Tyrone
Pekin
Extraditions and global notes mix in varied reports
The report covers John L. O'Brien's extradition efforts for theft, Clara Barton aides allowed to proceed to Alexanderette, and Miss Barton remaining in Constantinople. It notes Armenian massacres with church sheltering clergy. linguistic percentages globally. peat rugs and fashion from Ireland. three generations in British Parliament. Lord De Ramsey on public rights. and a Hawaii lava eruption with lava reaching the sea, destroying nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. O'Brien
Twitc
Newport
Younger
Bow Street
London
Constantinople
Clara ‘Barton
American Red Cross Society
Alexanderetta
Farton
Monsignore Agrarion
Russias
Earl of Northumberland
House of Lords
Lord Percy
Berwick
House of Commons
Lord Workworth
South Kensington
Lord de Ramey
Haverland
Norfolk
England
Arthur Turner
Lord de Ramsey
Turner
Hawail
House Debates Major Postal Supply Bill and Cuba Resolutions
The House discussed the large postal service supply bill totaling over 81 million dollars with added funding for trunk line services and regional routes. Debates included a death-penalty exemption proposal, a Senate amendment on publishing a farm book, and opposition to Cuban resolutions. Washington notes mention debates on commerce department creation and gas rate cut provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daclawy
Dein
New York
New Orleans
Kansas City
Newton
Kang
Chicago
Council Bluffs
Updegraft
Pickter
Senate
Dary Farring
Agricultural Department
Cuban resolutions take center stage in Senate debate
Senator Sherman argued for Cuban resolutions as the upper house opened with hope for a Spanish republic driven by new blood. The Dupont case led to Mr. Pritchard of North Carolina urging Dupont seating. A bill creating an act commission passed after removing prohibitions on artists and learned literature. In the House, Alaska delegation seating was approved on broader terms, and Coleman’s seat claim was resolved for Buck. Aldrich vs Robbins contest remained unresolved as the day adjourned after a lengthy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frye
Simators
United States
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Gen. Banks
Hale
Committee On Foreign Relations
Grant
Gen. Grant
Congress
Mitchell
Ore
Yesalulior
District of Columbia
Sherman
Spain
Dupont
Pritchard
North Carolina
Senate
Seatiy Sr. Dupont
House
Alaska
Territories
Tones
Ind
Coleman
Louisiana
Buck
Daniels
Aldrich
All About Her Modern Fashion Nonsense
A jumble of fashion notes and social commentary on hats gowns and fabrics. The piece mocks excessive dress and style trends while noting item prices and etiquette. It mentions poke bonnets fur line coats and linen fabrics with terse remarks on dignity and dress. It also references inexpensive mandarins and local market prices in a brisk editorial tone.
Getz Lawsuit Fallout Hits St Louis Woman
Mrs B B Getz of St Louis, longtime solicitor for an insurance firm, faces expulsion from the firm after竞争 disputes within the board of underwriters. Accused of defending an employee and risking her means of livelihood, she fears losing Hyeliwood amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Getz
St. Louis
Getz
Worth's Star Costumes in New Trenchystene Weave
A fashion note describes Worth ornamenting a dress with a new Trenchystene style. The design features multiple thicknesses arranged in patterns, including a red silk base and a blue satin skirt accented by block crepe stones. The article hints at evolving fabrics and cinematic-era styling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poytralia
London sees first women qualify in surgery this spring
A Miss Louise Aldrich- Blake earns a Master of Surgery after passing a demanding exam, becoming one of five young women in London to become fully qualified surgeons this spring. America has many women physicians but surgery remains uncommon for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Aldrich- Blake
London
America
Punishment in Calabar
The Calabar bean is described as worse than strychnine and used as an ordeal to determine guilt. A Madagascar seed from the orteal tree is also cited as deadly, with a seed about the size of a biro potentially killing twenty men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Linen gown fashions and jewelry trends teased in notes
A fragment surveys seasonal fashion notes and accessory trends. It mentions linen gowns, medallion jewelry, and dainty attire, noting that soiled gloves clash with elegance. It highlights bright patterns as unsuitable for footwear, and praises delicate carpet designs and colors guiding purchases.
Tough talk on the East Side by a scrap-iron tough
A Detroit Free Press piece portrays a braggadocious East Side regular, Jimmy Jimrose, meeting a reporter at Brodie’s tavern to discuss hiring a partner for visiting tough venues. The exchange reveals fear of police, risk of robbery, and hesitation over the plan, ending with a wary decision to avoid trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bradie
Bowery
Steve
Brodie
Jimmie
East Side
Jimrose
Deime
Sam
The Lady and the Zebra Side Saddle Lesson
A London rodeo tale recounts a roaster woman who tamed a zebra and rode it side saddle. She teaches pupils in knickerbockers insisting the leg position is crucial for safety and grace, never releasing reins until a pupil sits securely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Tessona Sa
Pnickerbockers
Lying Thoughts on Women and Fashion Progress
The piece comments on women's roles and dress in society, noting few doctors risk wealth in public gigs and women’s backward steps in fashion. It mentions elevator girls returning, businesswomen going to work, and advice on attire for an afternoon tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sre
Marie Antoinette Achu Gains Favor in Fashion Textiles
In Venetian and Pompadour laces chitton point d esprit and silk wrought mousserie de sole the graceful Marie Antoinette Achu is now in high favor. The design forms a becoming and effective addition to toilets for indoor wear and will be used as a light outdoor wrap for the coming summer.
Don’t Be A Spartan Not Hoth? Warmth for Delicate Children
A caution against forcing cold exposure on frail children. The text urges keeping a delicate child well protected from cold air, warning that even healthy skin benefits can be spoiled by chilling. Mothers are advised not to push hardening and to dress children warmly.
Actresses Train Amateurs for School Stage Shows
Well known actresses add to incomes by coaching amateurs and stage managing public performances at schools of dramatic art. Actress-teachers are paid by the hour, from 8 to 5 dollars, devising the piece, selecting costumes, drilling performers line by line, and taking responsibility for production success.
Ancient table custom of finger bowls noted at Keltong Strakosch home
During a dinner at Mre. Clara Louise Keltong Strakosch, guests used a basin of old English silver bathed in rose water for finger cleansing. The revival of this antique practice caused embarrassment when Rueat, newly introduced, washed both hands in the rose water. The custom is now shared with the hostess table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Louise Keltong- Strakosch
Hogteag Frat
Preliminary injunction dissolved in bond issue dispute
The February 13 injunction by Kents McDonald a Wall Street broker restraining the secretary of a Rochester New York trust company from disposing of 100000 was dissolved. The decision sets a precedent and MacDonald Srpposed that he was entitled to a share of the new bond issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kents McDonald
Wall Street
Rochester
N. Y
MacDonald
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Foreign News
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Lowell, Mass
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