Marshfield Times world news and local items
The edition lists a flood of brief reports including a fatality at Oak Center near Fond du Lac, a Vermont traffic blockade threat, a Des Moines pharmaceutical secretary, a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling, jail deaths in Indiana, and various local incidents. It mentions a Milwaukee area car to be charged with horse theft, a Cannes yacht race, and rail and weather notes across Wisconsin and nearby states.
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Fred, Trontellotre
Oak Center
Fond i Lac
Vermont
Kwezard
A. J. Miles
Des Moines
State Pharmaceutical Association
Louisians Supreme Court
Fames
Lappad
Appleton
Bysswood
George A. Seuls
Warsaw
Ind
Conklin
Washington
Iowa
Henry Meyer
Baraboo
Wis
Allison Corps
St. Louis
Bucyrus
Bmichvel Carp
Lawreate Township
Michigan
Andrew Willliminson
Warren
Homer Matson
Richard Croker
Montauk
Lima
James Gordon Bennett
Nive
France
Kankakee
Comranies
Bower
Middlefork
Frank Condon
Chicago
Kenosha
W. E. D. Stokes
Patchen Wickes
Jon Patehen
Wilkes
Northern Grain Company
New Richmond
Wapokoneta
Tagleside
Prisco
Corrigan
Ullman and Schreiver
Wbright
Cedar Rapids
Maacontah Hill
Misa Mary Stewart
Joan C. Hamilton
W. H. Stephenson
Merominee
New Orleans
Canal Street
Blake
Rocheatar
Robert Clark
C. Sanborn
Achoo
Toman
Bie
Charles Caffrey
Camden
N. I. Hae
Flora Temple
Global Dispatches Highlight Peace Efforts and Political Tensions
Reports in the Russtad press urge Traly to accept Menelik's peace terms while Spanish officials defend Weyter's Cuban tactics. Czars congratulate Negue Menelik of Abyssinia, and Rome notes the new Italian cabinet struggles with radicals. Venezuela is advised to separate Yurvan from the boundary issue amid Cuban unrest and unrest abroad.
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Traly
Russtad
Menelik
Spain
Weyter
Cuba
Flora
Abyssinia
Nice
Herschell
Cairo
Rome
Washington
Crvba
Madrid
Iingdam
United States
Senate
Cuban War Debate Dominates Senate and House
In Washington on March 16 17 and 18 lawmakers crowded the capitol as Elkins and other Republicans urged a foreign relations report on Cuba while Sherman cautioned pace. The Senate considered pension and tariff bills and the House moved to fund naval growth and restrict immigration. Debate over the Uncompahgre reserve and Bayard censure also surfaced with tense exchanges among Cannon West and Wolcott.
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Washington
Tancre
Senate
Elkina
Rep
W. Va
Committee On Foreign Relations
Cuba
Spain
Sherman
Palmer
Dem
United States
Lodge
Mass
Senate Judiciary Committee
Secretary of War
Marquette Bay
Mich
Mellorsinea Harbor
Wis
North 17
Elkins
Pt Foreign Relations
Mitchell
Ore
Rep. D
Sepac Committee On Pensiona
Gallinsers Ali
Woldier
House
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Committee On Immigration
Utah
Hoke Smith
Cannon
Wolcott
Colorado
Missouri
Vilas
Fdem
Cuba Drought Sparks Senate Debate Amid Tight Traffic Law
The senate focused on Cuba with speeches by Stewart Gray and Caffery. Gray urged limiting cross-fire inquiries while Hale faced sharp remarks. A Delaware attendee mocked Hale as “the seater from Spain.” Chilton offered a vigorous critique urging domestic work over humanitarian crusades abroad and pressed for joint form of the resolution.
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Cuba
Senate
Stewart
Gray
Dem. Ga
Caffery
Dem
Hale
Rep
Delaware
Spain
Chilton
Ilem
Tex
Congress
Thomas in the East Receives a Testimonial Souvenir
Friends of Theodora Thomas honor the distinguished musical director with a Chicago orchestra after he moves east. The event at the Metropolitan Opera House features soloists Raphael Joseffy and Emma Juch as the Symphony society shifts from Seid to a women hosted program with Wagner roots. rumors of a permanent Chicago move loom as Thomas’s career spans from New York to Cincinnati and back, amid celebratory milestones.
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New York
Theodora Thomas
East
Jose
Chicago
Rudolph Aronson
Thomas
Metropolitan Opera House
Brooklyn
Symphony Society
Raphael Joseffy
Mmne
Emma Juch
Seid Society
Wagner
Brighton Beach
Anton Seidl
Seidl
Hell Barby
Cory
Pheodore Thomas
America
Bosen
Hanover
Germany
Cincinnati
College of Music
America Opera” Company
Sportsmen's Show Displays Trophies and Trail of Notables
New York March 21 exhibition at Madison Square Garden by the Sportsmen’s Association features a loan and trophy department. Notables Theodore Roosevelt and George Gould lend prized trophies, with contributions from Robert Bonner and others. Exhibits include Indian camp life, athletic clubs, and college displays, plus a Maine cottage by Miss Cornelis Crosby showcasing trout and salmon gear.
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Hine
Oporta
Theodore Roosevelt
Canada
George Gould
Robert Bonner
G. P. Morisini
Fred Hoey
Crack Shot
W. C. Harris
Association
Manhattan
Chicago Athletic Club
Boston Athletic Association
Alexander A. Jordan
B.C. Carter
Jamey Mitchell
Lon” Myers
Edward Lange
Competiton
Aboaad
George P. Phillips
New York Athletic Club
Donoghue
John L. Sullivan
Ryan
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Union
Columbia
Maine
Cornelis T. Crosby
Phillips
Fly Red
Cotillion Leader Delays Distracting Social Scene
Anxious guests waited an hour for the man chosen to lead the cotillion. On his arrival the crowd joked he should have ridden in an ambulance rather than a hot cab. The overheated mood made keeping such social episodes calm during the extreme heat a challenge.
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Mercury
Social Doings and Fashion Reflections Across Lands
The passage suggests Ables influence on preparing accounts sent to this country. It notes that would be fashionable people not highly honored in their homeland may exert strong sway over reigning monarchs. It observes children preferring fairy tales to adults.
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Frank"Reed
Joliet
Piaut County
Tinos
Odd Fellowship
Tefferson
Iown
Orphans
Salvation Army
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Ballington Booth
Button
Phoenix
Charles Yocum
James Redmond
Samuel Chancellor
Vincennes
Ind
Moses Latea
John Edaline
James 3
Corbett
Richard K. Fox
National Sporting Club of London
Slzelmmmons
Miss Russell
Maud
Nutwood
Green Mountain Maid
Ludlow
Green Bay
Wis
Jona Bolena
St. Vincent's Hospital
Nicholas Engels
Engels
Bolena
Hanover National Bank of Boston
Abraham White
Russell Sage
Tip
Tosh
Augusta
Maine
Northwestern Rosa
Gustt
Oconte County
Ocante
Northwestern
Forest County
Cavour
Mason City
Clase
Ables
Mile. Marie Samary opens Theater de Jeunes Filles in Parla
Mile Marie Samary launches Theater de Jeunes Filles in Parla promising entertaining plays for young audiences that will be more exciting than Racine's Esther or Athalie.
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Mile
Marie Samary
Theater de Jeunes Filles
Parla
Nergon
Racine
Esther
Atbalie
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