MARSHFIELD WISCONSIN WORLD NEWS SUMMARY
The St. Petersburg Novoe Vremya cites belief that China will struggle to pay war indemnities. London dispatches report small German expeditions, Russian forces seizing arsenal near Yangtsun, and British infantry protection for foreigners. Notes on Dowager Empress rumors, Count Waldersee leadership, and allied notes on China.
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St. Petersburg
Novoe Vremya
Ching
London
Pekin
Yangtsum
semboMctat
Berlin
China
London Times
Reichstag Bil
Gount Woo Waldersee
International and U S political turmoil highlighted by elections
The report outlines counts in Reichstag leadership, Iowa attorney general on voting intent, Senator Thurston on possible electoral vote reduction, Gannon’s U S Senate bid from Illinois, and Sutherland leading Utah results. It notes Manila customs post for Briz Gen Synth, Negros governor near, Yerkes exit from internal revenue post, Beckham contest, and Bryan offered to fund defense for eighth district captains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reichstag
Count von Ballestram
Iowa
Frimers
Thurston
Congress
Gannon
United States Senate
Ilinois
Vespision Warner
Briz
James F. Synth
San Francisco
Menila
Gen. Smith
Philippines
First
California Volunteers
Negros
John W. Yerkes
Kentucky
Internal Revenue
Commissioner of
Beckham
Martin Engel
Tammany Ehall
Eight Assembly District
William J. Bryan
New York
Tak
Iistelet
Eighth Assembly District
Royalty and World Events Amid War and Tensions
The czar of Russia contracts typhoid fever while Emperor William faces China tensions in Berlin. American engineer L W Mates invited to widen the Suez Canal. Prince and Princess of Wales plan an April Belfast visit. Athens reports a prison uprising crushed with many dead and wounded. Madrid debates transport and arbitration policy. US ambassador Choate delivers inaugural lecture in Edinburgh.
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Russia
Limperor
William
China
L. W. Mates
Suez Canal
Trig
Prince and Princess of Wales
Belfast
Athens
Madrid
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Philogorical Institution of
Edinburg
Unsettling Record Marks Political Tension in Empire Era
The article notes a 20 member group described as the largest recorded in our political history, a figure lamented by Lord Salisbury as Inevitably. It also reports American cowboys and marketeers aboard a British transport, totaling about 140, who plan to complain to the board of trade over harsh homeward conditions. They accuse ration shortages, overboard disposal, exorbitant freight, and berthing amid horse stalls with unbearable odors.
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Eicdt
Lord Salisbury
Kent
South
London
Board of Trade
Plagued With Plague Rumors and Navy Debate Echo Across States
A jumble of brief items notes Anthony Comstock's push to crack down on poolrooms, debates on U S naval size, and fluctuating reports of plague in Gan Yrancisvd. Other items cite Viceroys, college revolts, church canons, land allotments in Indian Territory, and notable discharges from U S service. Local politics, science, and society mix in quick summaries of events and figures from San Francisco to Havana.
Various 1900s notes on crime, commerce, and society in brief
New York receives Mrs Louis Irving Seymour widow of Major Seymour once a railway commander. F W Aille oversees Philippine posts reporting a 19828 surplus. Anchor Line builds five new steamers. Cuba's eastern district becomes Sentiazo under Colonel Whiteside at Santiago. Hawaii grants contested by DoJ probes. California wine authorities cite 43500000 to 35000000 gallons dry plus 7000000 sweet. Southern UU Church completes annual session in Atlanta with Hartnell reappointed. Japanese detention claims to Congress tied to San Francisco plague. Hawaii damages under review. Roosevelt warns World lawyers over Ice trust case. Manila transports Grant and Port Alberth arrive with troops and animals. Brooks Mill fire devastates Redondo Park area. 250 workers affected. Zorelda James, widow of times, dies in Kansas City after a Life.
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Anthony Comstock
New York
Pekin
America
United States
Congressman Mayton
West Wirwinks
England
Kig
Gan
Kearn Neb
Military Academy
Episcopal Church
Monterey
Roug
Canton
Stanford
Jordan
Stanford University
Indian Territory
John E. Barry
Manchester
N. H
Rafael Echevertit
U.S
Leing
Roseilleb. Yarrison
U.S. W
San Francisco
National Woman’s Christian Temperance Unions
Washington, D. C
Novi
Montucky
la GA
la. H. Finney
Stadford
Bureau of Naval Equipment
Great Lakes
W. R. Harper
University of Chicago
Baron de Court Vertin
Paris
Chiago
Banila
Detcheler
J. A. Williams
KF Welbourn
Thomas Hubbard Caswell
Valery Harvard
Wiliam C.gorges
J. R. Kean
Medical Department of
Army
Pan-American Medical Congress
Havana
Max J. Lasne
Buffalo
Erie County
Joseph S. Hill
Henry O. Pixley
Alexander Colt
University of California
George Putnam
W. Edmonds
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Philippine Archipelago
Supreme Court
Chicago
Misasouri
St. Louis
William Haywood
Walian
Minnehaha
Louis
Irving Seymour
Major Seymour
Railway Pioneer Volunteer Regiment
South Africa
F. W. ¥Aille
Philippine Islands
Benera
Philippine Postal Service
Anchorine
Glasgow
Maville
Genos
Naples
Mediterranean
Cuba
Sentiazo
Samuel M. Whiteside
Tenth Canal
Santiago
Department of Justice
Griggs
Baird
Federal Court of Hawaii
Hawaii
California
Southern Conference
The
Unitarian Church
Atlanta
Frank M. Hartnell
P. G. Bromberg
Mobile
W- G. Aluman
Louisville
Congress
Jspanege
Tlawai
Roosevelt
Wheeler H. Peckham
Hayes
New York World
Major van Wyck
Ice Trust
Attoneyals
Ladings
Gencartiur
War Department
Grant
Port Alpert
Manila
Port Alberh
Seattle
Brookings Mill
Michigan
Zorelda James
Southwestern
Kansas City
James
Mimms
Kearney, Maid Ltd
Jesse, Jr
Jeb Fort
St. Joseph
No Slave of Custom and the Last Breakfast Request
A condemned criminal refuses to be photographed eating his last meal, demands a hearty breakfast to prove not a base sieve of custom. The jailer grants the request and the man eats ham and eggs coffee and fried potatoes with stock and onions before execution.
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London
London school board tests pupil vision discovers defectives
The London school board reports 23.3 percent of tested children have defective vision. Teachers issued notices directing parents to seek medical advice promptly, advising consultation with an optician to address the issue.
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London School Board
Nailite
Kansas City Journal
Betroit Free Press Quote Sparks Date Dispute
A Betroit Free Press snippet shows a dialogue where Fitzjackson claims the tree bearer has ten trusts, and Fitzjohnson counters that dates were overlooked. The exchange highlights a potential error in a genealogical record and underscores tensions over documented chronology.
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Fitzjackson
Fitzjohnson
Betroit Free Press
Execution by fire shocks Lincoln county in Cal.
A mob executed Preston Porter by tying him to a railroad rail in Limon California on November 17. Vigilantes, about 200 strong, oversaw the stake, set oil and flames, and a crowd of reporters and residents watched as Porter died. The scene included a father Richard W Frost and a trainload of witnesses. The account blends graphic details with historical memory of Brook Farm.
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Limon
Cal
Preston Porter
Lincoln County
Traciere
Timon
Porter
Richard W. Frost
Little Louise Frost
Sheriff Freeman
Liman
R. W. Frost
Taw
Chinawan
Nestro
Cather
Hawthorne Recites Poems at Brook Farm Recitation Night
Nathaniel Hawthorne appears taciturn yet engages with a reader at Brook Farm as a young woman recites verses during an evening class. A playful episode follows when a roommate and I throw cushions from the balcony. Hawthorne catches and redirects them with measured force.
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Hawthorne
Ora Gannett Sedwick
Brook Farm
Atlantic
Charles A. Dand
Mr. Hawthorne
Ellen Slade
Hydrogen solidified at Royal Institution London
Professor Dewsr reports solid hydrogen achieved by surrounding liquid air with a vacuum and compression. The solid lacks metallic properties once thought inherent and forms near absolute zero. The advance promises laboratory uses such as separating mixed gases and aiding solidification of oxygen and other gases.
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Dewsr
Royal Institution
London
The Best Loved Warrios And The Trucare Neue Woman
A quotation from A Atkinson M D in Home Companion extols the value of noblewomen over famed historical figures. It emphasizes that mothers sisters and wives shape our lives more than Helen of Troy Cleopatra George Sand or Joan of Arc. The piece highlights reverence for ordinary female influence.
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Helen of Troy
Cleopatra
Atkinson
M. D
Home Companion
Pike's Peak Power plans 3200 HP mine water distribution
Pike's Peak Power company proposes to develop 3200 horsepower for distributing water to nearby Cripple Creek mines. Beaver Canyon supplies the water, and a rock dam with a 15,000,000 cubic feet storage capacity will be constructed.
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Pike's Peak
Beatrice Harlowe Poem Excerpt in Woman's Home Companion
Fragmentary poem excerpt attributed to Beatrice Harlowe appears in Woman's Home Companion. The text reflects themes of time, hope, and divine guidance, praising present strength and future promises. Possible publication notes are minimal as OCR shows garbled phrases and archaic spellings.
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Beatrice Harlowe
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Wisma & DaGzorr
Wisconsin
News OF the World
Abraham Lincoln
Czarowitch Michael
Copenhagen
Wiosa
Brux
Germany
Pigetean
Pulto
Brus
Eports
Viborg
Finne
Pedraguer
Spain
Whichag
Haymarket
Chicaro
Kruger
Mar Geilies
Lyca
Caesar Della Grace
York
France
Count Tolsto
Maglelan
Tin Wood
New Orieans
Lierpool
Mordensfjeld
Lieut
Amsdron
Arctic
Sweden
Tashkend
Herr Romp Iy
Madd
Dilbaa Ramitatist
Martinez Rivaz
Alfred Harmeworth
Daily Mail
American
Industra
Stettin
Wilson Line
Angelo
Christhing
Norway
Hull
Withernsea
Yarshire
Grimehy
Thomas Arzald
Royal University of Ireland
Thomas Arnold
Humphry Wardast
Duke of Orleans
Gressida Perugal
Medien
Edward HW. Aldredgy
Massachusetts Regiment
Boston
Belde
Historie Medici Family
Horace Porter
Varia
Henry Viggaud
Ite
Thonas Lipton
Denny's
Iran
Lenton Times
Lord Raglar
Earl of Onslow
Earl of Hardwicke
India
Times
Colorado
Sheriffé
Hiang
Nathaniel
Warrios
Ferrer
Forlay
Neture
Hope
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