Marshfield in Briefs Highlights and Obituaries
Seams and ships sail to Europe. Deaths include George W Barrett in Boone Iowa aged 54 and Lebon D Benson in Hancock county wis. Carpenters strike Newark New Jersey 1300 workers. Peary leave for abroad. Westphal injures tailor in Buffalo. Wiborg case before US Supreme Court. Fires, floods and rail incidents across the nation.
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Seamoy
Srs
Hoar
Europe
Chicago
He Clark
Voltec
Northville
George W. Barrett
Boone
Iowa
New York
Samuel Barrows
Whee Tie Equitable Assurance Company
Ethka
Excelsior
Quincy
Lebon D. Benson
Hancagh County
Deai
Warsa
Tily
Joslan W. Clark
Bloomington
Newark
N. JL
Kerbert
Peary
First National Bank of Suffield
Mac Choate
Farrell
Elliston
United State
Philadelphia
South America
Abroad News Mix of Monarchs Crime and Trade
Reports from Vienna to Alaska describe Strobach’s election as burgomaster of Vienna, Luger’s resignation, and adhesion of Persian rulers to a new regime. A raid near Rome robs a duke and duchess, while Canadian Indians plan war paths. Chinese arrivals in Montreal hint at smuggling to the U S. Langtry settles 60,000 with a London bank thief. Cuban insurgent leader Socorres dies after battle. Anarchist plots against King Humbert provoke rumors. The “nitrate king” Colever North dies in London. Italians gain ground in Abyssinia as Tigrines resist. China seeks treaty revision. Bermuda rumor stirs near Cardenas. British and French positions in Africa and Guiana draw attention. Plumbers in Kansas City win an eight hour day. Kruger’s speech in Parliament signals Dutch resistance to Britain. Quebec bishops urge voters to back remedial Gill candidates. The shah’s death triggers arrest and release of a Persian agitator. Tupper appeals to Dominion voters amid political crosswinds.
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Herr Strobach
Burgomanter
Viemna
Luger
Persia
Duke
Ducchess
Saxe-Meiningen
Rome
Alaska
Victoria
Sitka
Montreal
United States
Langtry
London
3Ocorres
Cascarapieara
Naples
Humbert
Francis Joseph
Colever North
England
Chili
Lonzez
Abyssinia
Deveole
Adigrat
China
Guba
Bermuda
Armas
Cardenas
Dr. Jamison
Gudd
Transvaal
Krueger
Turkey
Kansas City
South Africa
Quebec
Shiek Diem el Biedin
Fink
Charles Tupper
Cinedd
Palley
Federal lawmakers pass uniform bankruptcy bill in Senate
Washington May 3 after five days of debate the Henderson bill to establish a uniform system of bankruptcy was approved by 187 to 81 with no amendments. The act provides for voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy and outlines eight grounds to force bankruptcy including fraud concealment and preferential transfers. Washington May 4 the senate procedure week opened with the river and harbor bill sidelined by a Turpie motion to consider the Dupont election case, leading to a 32 to 1 vote to proceed on the Dupont issue.
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Washington
Henderson
Torrey
Agugreus
Ander
Thorge Va McKenney
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Senate
Turpie
Den
Ind
Dupont
Mitchell
Investigation of bond sales prompts Senate finance probe
The House and Senate clash over naval amendments as Speaker Reed explains the rule forbidding criticism of Senate proceedings. Boutelle and Quigg clash over a point of order while the chamber passes bills on yacht owners and a bridge, and contemplates a bond investigation expected before adjournment. The Senate later votes to authorize a formal inquiry into bond sales by the Treasury in the past three years, amid broader fiscal debates as Washington clocks toward adjournment.
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Bremen
Bingyton
N. Y
Fischer
East Strand
Rigney
Adjuining
Lerold
McKinley
Ohio
Grosvenor
Dubuque
Olinger
Duluth
Wisconsin
Minnesota Point
Fite Gaving
Hey
Nathan J. Wood
Baston Capital
Salvation Army
Gen
Booth
Salvation Emmy
Frank A. Coffin
Indianapolis National Bank
Aupreme Court
United States
Coffin
Canton
Edward Helin
Canada
Nelle Parker
Mang
Charles Sales
Charles Boyge
Lousville
Central Station
Boyse
Revalyere
Sales
Bobbill
Charles J. Shomp
Grand Opera House
Peffer
Hill
House
Senate
Treasury Department
Clive
Washington, D. C
Boutelle
Naval Committee
Boutette
Tle
Mr. West
Missouri
Spain
Bir
Quigg
Rep
Appiause
Reed
Tinois River
Grafton
Til
Eastern Judiciary District
Texas
Joseph R. Weat
Louis Dakota
Fort Sully
Washington
Hil
Pettigrew
Senate Committee
Mr. Sayers
Congress
Cummings
Sayers
Cannon
Appropriations Committee
Bouteile
Notge
Court of Appeals
Supreme Courts of Territories
Court of Appeal
Senate Committee On Finance
Secretary of the Treasury
Notable Customs and Personal News From 19th Century Britain
A report notes the annual gift to Prince Bismarck of 101 plovers eggs by North Sea coast locals marking the seventy-fifth year of the tradition. A Washington official with poor health relies on long distance calls for daily updates from a physician and druggist. Duke George of Saxe Meiningen is praised for refining stagecraft and directing court theatre including scenery and rehearsals. Pension rates for Mexican and Indian War veterans may rise from five to twenty two dollars monthly.
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Wen
North Sea
Germany
Prince Bismarck
Washington
New York
Letan
George of
Saxe-Meiningen
Rhenié
Meiningen
Tipaie laules paid by drageisia in New Kerk tale
Fragmentary text notes payments or debts involving named places and people. Mentions New Kerk and Seip vim with unclear dates and amounts. The readable portion provides minimal context and no clear event, outcome, or involved individuals beyond location names.
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Drageisia
Speboe Sires
New Kerk
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Wis
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Gernde
Contesnions
Qconte River
Underhill
Geendr
Mexico
Poweshiek County
Kevekhefer
Department of State
Toestore
Charles Broadway
Joan Barda
Rouse
John Lather
Long Island City
John Hogan
Bunce
Ie North Atlantic Squadron
Hampton Roads
Tompkineville
S. I
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Parrish
Bronx
Spokane
Bagemont
F. A. Brown
Brown
Astoria
East River
Janes Ciullagher
Joseph Summers
Knute Stokes Stetson
John Stetson
Boston
Senate Committee On
Phe Ishpeming
Mich
Oscar George Westphal
George Biechoff
Buffalo
Westphal
Houghton
Kerbs-Jacoba Brown Stone Company
Jacobsville
JH. H. Holmes
Phladelpha
Dr. Atkinson
American Medical Association
Atlanta
J. Neilson
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Finance Committee
Haye Hammond
Kroger
Wadman
Minois
House of Representatives
Cuba
Lilberry
Neb
Burlington Branch
Treight
Hrennans
Wilcox
Prussia
Niagara
Hydrauiie Canal
Goat Islens
St. Croix
Federal Grand Jury
Lamoreaux
Minnesota
Montana
Idaho
California
Colorado
Franklin Angar
Turk
Homer Judd
Chicago and
Fort Worth Packing Company
Fort Worth
Ashland
Vis
Ashland Lighting Company
John W. Peterson
Charles ™ Stenson
T. Ayer
Texas and Pacific
F.C. Harailton
Ithaca
C. H. White
Clebarmine
Eau Claire
Robert Hudson
Frederick Warde Company
A. Foreman
Foreman
Morton
Fiazie
Sandstone
Mina
Minneapolis
Kettle River
University of California
Uast
N. B. Torrey
Cantata Merwin
Optis
Our
Sohn
T. Jones
Carson
Nev
Heney
Federal Law Makers
Thorapsda Va. Shaw
North Caroling
Walter @. Gresham
Elizabeth Watts-Kearney
Phil. Kearney
James (. Parrott
James H. Blunt
Kansas
Nathan Kimball
Draven
Hood
Jimbs
Tally Grove
Ripans Rety
William McMahon
Pearl Street
Brooklys Village
Cleveland
McMahon
Lipaus
Mr. McMahon
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