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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1905

Page

5

Nicholas II Proclaims Free Government as Witte Becomes Chancellor

Nicholas II issues a manifesto ordering constitutional reforms and extended suffrage with Count Witte as its proponent. The document promises civil liberties including free speech and habeas corpus, a British model cabinet, and a real parliament under imperial mandate.

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Basis of the New Regime Report to the emperor

Wount de Witte outlines a framework for a new regime elevating civil liberty, equal protection, and nondiscrimination, stressing gradual reform. He calls for a homogeneous government, restrained electoral interference, and cautious steps toward liberal reforms while preserving imperial prestige.

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President Roosevelt Homeward After Potomac Voyage

President Roosevelt transferred from the cruiser West Virginia to the Dolphin near Potomac mouth and arrived in Washington just before noon. Fort Washington boomed a salute as the Dolphin neared, and the president’s escort noted the journey in strong physical condition. Debarking, he sped to the White House where he welcomed home his daughter Miss Roosevelt, recently returned from the Orient.

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Attack on Admiral Visia and Train in Nanking

Shanghai reports an assault on Rear Admiral Visia and his son Lieutenant Train, with mob violence and a rescue by U.S. forces. The incident follows U.S. tensions over exclusion laws and anti-Chinese sentiment in China.

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Domestic Ideals and Medical Promises in 19th Century Ad

A domestic life essay argues the burden of housework weighs on women, then promotes Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a cure for female weakness and related ailments. It includes patient testimonials, ingredient disclosures, and an invitation to contact Dr. Pierce for confidential advice from Buffalo New York.

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