Fighting the Filipinos in the Philippines War
The piece reports ongoing heavy fighting as American and Filipino forces suffer losses. It notes Aguinaldo’s troops mounting resistance near Manila and La Renernt’s headquarters, with Washington weighing policy changes and possible congressional action. It stresses need for troop supply, coastal defenses, and continued military operations under McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguinaldo
Aftes MaAboy
Renernt
Philippines
Washington
McKinley
Congress
Adwin Dewey du
Milwaukee Road rail line to be leveled and straightened
The Milwaukee Road plans major improvements on the One Lab Crosse division from North Milwaukee to Portage. McIntosh Brothers of Milwaukee will start within two weeks, employing 60 to 300 workers plus about 200 teams. Eleven engineers bid. ground to be removed totals about 1,009,000 cubic yards. track will be raised or lowered where needed. Train service will continue with minimal disruption. a special track may be laid on one side during work. Overall project aims to finish by September if conditions allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
A. McTotosh
Chicago
Rio
Columbia County
Mc Lntosh Bros
Tonish
Fey Deep
Ibis
la Grasse
Treaty Debates Over Spain and Philippines Policy
A fragment outlines heated discussions on the Spanish treaty and the Philippine question. It argues constitutional limits, independence principles, and the need to interpret the Treaty in line with the U S spirit of liberty while avoiding colonial governance without consent. The text notes no domestic split on the main issue but seeks conditions to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
United States
Prudential
Kood
Une
Philippines
Muic
A Sad Case Uncovers Unattended Mother's Death
Mrs. Neil Fred Nelson died at her home eight miles from town leaving four small children. Her husband worked at Kerr's camps. A neighbor cut wood while he was away. the coroner Justice Suckett and Dr. Fenelon investigated the scene. The tragedy revealed desperate family needs and burial arrangements were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Fred Nelson
Kerr
Nelson
Justice Suckett
Fenelon
Mr. Christianson
Phillips Bee
A Great Comparison From Recent Speeches
A fragment cites William Jennings Bryan contrasting the Lord's Supper with Jeffersonian banquets. Milwaukee Sentinel criticizes the comparison as blasphemous and unforgivable, arguing the analogy offends Christians and unbelievers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Jenning
Justus
Christin
Dufferson
Jesus
Bryso
Mr. Bryan
A Great Railway Builds Comfort and Service
A Great Railway, The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway, operates 6154 tiles of couch and offers sleeping cars and dining service described as first class. It runs steam heated electric lighted cars with a block signaling system and modern appliances for safety and comfort. The staff is courteous and aims to give each passenger value for money, urging all passengers to travel with the railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Jiliagis
Wisconsin
Michiawa
Missouri
Shnnesota
Lent
North Yakoui
Tig
Cs General
Sheriff's Sale on Execution Notice in Wisconsin
Notice given by the Uphaming Company plaintiff against A B Cole defendant. Property known as Fleming's Addition to Emanuel city Wood County Wisconsin including former Port Edwards and railway lines. Sale set at Marshfield Post Office front door May 20 1890 for cash to satisfy the execution and costs. Migtenell Vincent Sheriff and Deputy Shortt signed March 23 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clienit Cort
Cad Canny
Wisconsin
Uphaming Company
A. B. Cole
Ulm
Colu
Decourbar
Fleming
Matanuel
Wood County
Conyin
Ield & Southeastern Railway
Port Edwards
Com
Legal notices in Wisconsin Wood County probate case
State of Wisconsin Wood County Court in probate. In the matter of Claus Henry Remike deceased petitions by John son and Anness Libelt seeking conveyance under contract. Court sets terms and hearing at Crary Rapids March 10, 188? with publication in Marshfield Times six weeks prior and no later than ten days before hearing. Court orders publication and notices. John G. Gaynor, County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Wisconsin
Wood County Court
Claus Henry Remike
Sohd Johnson
Angess Libelt
Beery Emis
Anas
Amd
Clu
Cract Rapids
Said
Apri
A. D
Tila Faroner
Marshiild Times
Marshfleld
Sala
Tas
Dawei
John &. Gaynor
Wogn County CO
Wisconsin
Counwer Woods
Claus Henry Rembe
Anna
Henry Remke
Uae
Ju AL
David Thisgirth
We Court
WOMA
GAYM
Deming
Judee
Ity
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Marshfield ‘Times
J. I. White
Rivices
MB. Chumzi
Tegular
Glass
Roworth League
Prayar
J. Tin
Presbyterian Church
Tilda
Gund Priday
Toufesgun
Tegan
Migtenell Vincent
Luis
Marya
Charles
Sheerin
William Kamps
John Juno
E. F. Mechler
Magsunie
Marshfield
Demucs
William A. Tors
Charles Schourler
Valentine Weber
Justice of the Peace
Willian
George
Reed
Marshfield Decorating Co
E. J. Marto
Prop
Constable
Resen
Babes
Michael Griffin
John Brackenblach
John Schuster
Jacob Specht
Anton Kleinheinz
Edward F. Mechler
George Tremmel
Henry Horn
Edgar M. Deming
John Chris Dorpat
Ludolph
Wallesen
William Bartels
Everett A. Uphant
Charles Vedder
Albert F. Gerwing
Joseph Pin
Blodgett
J. H. Jeffers & Co
Architects
Stevens Point
Atwell Eik
Louis Lacmle
George I. Strang
C. Teyward
Third Ward
J. E. Finney
Fourth Ward
John Clapper
Fifth Ward
Walter Mason
Charles S. Vedder
First Ward
Bartl's
Central Avenue
Hartl's
Second Street
J. E. Adler
Weiland’s
City Hall
Sixth Ward
Juno's Hall
John A. Thomas
E. M.deming
Aws
B. Elvis
Marsh Cield
Wales
Shors
Vollmar & Voelker Go
John Therolf
Beach & Bower
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