Marshfield Telegraphs In Brief Domestic Concerns
A condensed briefing from Marshfield Wis on national affairs. Items include Oklahoma disputes tied to land, Treasury regulations on imports, a New York professor killed himself, West Virginia curfews, a New York lawyer’s death, and various political, scientific, and legal notes. Names such as McKinley, Gage, Lanier, Potter, and Angell appear among broader updates. The column notes legislative shifts, court actions, and international events with several notable figures and institutions referenced.
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Della Topper
Yonroe
Charles Day Lanier
New York
Sidney Lanier
Marriel
May Field
Chicago
Aiken
Beckary Gage
Anarchists Executed as Geusday Revolution Grows
Foreign affairs report five anarchists executed by Barrylondy as Geusday gains strength. Twelv e twelve young Americans join Greeks opposing the war while King Alexander of Servin waits.
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Fragmented NOTES OF THE DAY from distant mines and markets
Mishis governor elect backs property holding limits while speed of ocean steamers rises. German Swiss glass eye output, a New York judge blocks a Hebrew Sunday meeting, and honeyed smallpox care reduces fever. Loggers near Sisson, 104 years, cut 15,000 feet. fireproof dust composite materials. Burgess of Spearish kills a giant deer. Global strikes, gas imports, slave iron powder, vast Asiatic Turkey Russia Persia boundary debate. Santiago rapes and criminals, $1.35B idle money, $10.6M Aniritser jewels, Benaras stock $8M, Pennsylvania rail and mine deaths.
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Pennsylvania
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Forest fires threaten homes and fires hamper Lake Superior navigation
Reports from Wisconsin and Kentucky describe rampant forest fires across multiple districts on May 7. Fire consumes thousands of acres, destroys timber and crops, endangering homes and farms while smoke blankets Lake Superior navigation and local communities scramble to staunch the blazes.
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Wis
Pontowsac
McPhee Brox
Lake Superior
Shawano
Indian Reservation
Xequena
Spooner
Grantaburs
Wood River
Te Village
Sheil Lake
Charles Blair
Spikeville
Monkeys and Mayhem on the Sea and Shore
Anecdotes of pet monkeys aboard ships and at Bath reveal how vengeance and mischief drive interactions with humans. From a sailor’s pet who steals rations and courts punishment to a nobleman’s yacht companion, stories show clever primates provoking reactions, escape, and comic chaos across distant shores.
Monkey Mimicry and Mischief Feature in Curious Tales
A Victorian tale recounts a clever monkey sneaking aboard a party boat to steal a crab and harm a young woman, then mimicking a admiral reading from a newspaper to amuse his mistress. It notes monkeys’ keen observation, possible training as athletes or acrobats, and a sailing monkey trained by an Italian count who later drowned after capsizing a boat. The article ponders future utility of trained monkeys in tasks like jockeying and performances.
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Cheltenham
Jay
Lake Albano
Not Guilty After Masquerade in Court Room Farce
Peter Hoey dressed as a woman is declared not guilty by a police judge after a comedic exchange about masquerade attire and accidental clothing theft by an old woman. Hoey claims he wore the outfit by mistake and was merely going for a drink when confronted. The judge ends proceedings as Hoey leaves with Mother Hubbard in grison overalls.
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Gallio
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Phar
Anner
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Peter Watt
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Francisca Post
First Copyright Case Tied to Benedictine Manuscript
In a lecture to the League for Polletten Education last Saturday George Haven Putnam recounted an early copyright tale from 507. Columba the Irish monk allegedly copied a Benedictine manuscript after being refused permission, aided by a phosphorescent left hand and a sacred stork that signaled approval by pecking at a keyhole eye. The tale ends with the peeper being injured, blamed on sorcery and optical surgery.
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League For Polleten
George Haven Putnam
Columba
Comba
Golmba
Lie
Columbe
Finjan
Finlan Defends Copy of Manuscript in Dublin Museum
In a story from Dublin a dispute over a sacred manuscript erupts between Finlan and Columba. Finlan claims ownership after discovering Columba’s copied text, and a fight ensues in which Finlan subdues Columba while the sacred stork observes. The recovered manuscript, written in silver ink, is now housed in a Dublin museum.
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Ig Mauseum
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Colonel Ellsworth and the Alexandria Flag Fight
A fragment from the Civil War era recounts Col. Ellsworth of New York being killed in Alexandria on May 24 as he tore down a Confederate flag atop the Marshall House. His killer died simultaneously. The piece notes Ellsworth’s youthful path from poverty in Chicago to law study, and cites reminiscences of his brief, promising career.
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New York
Niro Woulves
Alexandria
Hawg
Marshall House
Frank E. Brownell
Wilsworth
John May
McClure
Chicago
Ad Friend
Edisworth
Winnebago Indians Celebrate Election Night Feast
In Periler Nebraska on November 8 the Winnebago and Thurscon counties held a reservation celebration with a dancing display and tom tom music. Banners promoting McKinley and Sound Money were shown as Republican votes reached 78 in Winnebago precinct. The feast and dance continued until daybreak.
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Neb
Winnebego Tudins
Thurscon
McKinjey
Winnebago
Experimenta Teach Prisoners Craft Skills In London Jail
Experiments in a London prison teach inmates to weave oriental rugs and master crafts as part of a reform program. The facility focuses on vocational training to aid rehabilitation and future employment opportunities.
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Experimenta
London
Ferale Prieg
May Day Ode Remains Of Fragile Spring Verse
A fragmentary verse speaks of a breeze from Paradise kissing blossoms and a dancing shadow. It invites Maytime birds to listen as delicate imagery blends with a line about rest after dinner and digestion. Detour Smith Jr is mentioned in a reflective aside.
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Dearest Daughter
Delicate May
S. Detour Smith, Jr
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