Marshfield Ties and Turbulent Telegrams Across Pages
A jumble of telegraphs and records reportsExports are listed at 73,497,820 dollars. Germany retaliates against tariff by excluding American seats. Wisconsin and nearby towns report accidents, fires, crimes, and public safety suspensions. Notable items include a train collision near Edwardsville, a suicide in New York, and a shipwreck aftermath. Names include J. H. Ware, Charles Bucholz, Jack Pepin, Hugh Murphy, and many more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cazleton
Germany
Warapace
Wausiu
Wis
Edwardsville
Kow
Scurff
Thomas I. Colvers
Indianapolis
Board of Public Safety
Richard
John McGriff
United States
Decatur
Farm & Co-Operative Manufacturing and Agricultural Company
Bay City
Win
Jacke Pepin
Hugh Murphy
Wisconsin & Chippewas Railroad
Andrew Hess
Brazil
Ind
Washington
Japan
Ita
Tawail
Andrew W. Jordan
Gotham
New York
Chicago
Northwastern
Cilatinna Endeavor
Ghleage
Livermore
Josh Goodwit
Harry Sulot
Willan
Richland County
Jack Thompson
Jos Fivichen
Milwaukee
Pointer
William Goddard
Oshkosh
Henry Crosler
Hantland Wis
Frank Novak
Alaska
Dawson City
Benton County
Munder
Edward Mur
Kansas City Livestock Association
Foster
United States Supreme Court
MoxKenna
Canadian
Bernindina Rudiger
Leopold Rudiger
Omaha
Menemonte
Omaha Railway Company
Gainbridge, Co
Beardsley
Thomas Higging
International Briefs Touch Wars and Protests Across Europe
The report notes possible Russian wheat export curbs, Rome quake shocks, the Dutch States General opening in The Hague, Emperor William's Budapest speech drawing Hungarian fervor, and a Pretoria dispatch denying Kruger health fears. Chilean independence celebrations saw President Errazuriz hissed by crowds as Paris police seize Libertaire for an assassination article.
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Russia
Rome
Ventes
Triste
Barone
Netherlands
Hague
William
Budapest
Pretoria
Transvaal
Kruger
Chili
Errazuriz
Libertaire
Paris
Benin City Chiefs Executed After Massacre Trial
President Faure King Humbert and Spain’s queen regent preside as Drunami king of Benin City and chiefs are condemned for involvement in the massacre of an unarmed expedition under British Consul Philips. Transport to Calabar ordered. two chiefs shot and their bodies displayed for a day. a third killed himself to avoid a similar fate.
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Faure
Humbert
Spain
Drunami
Benin City
Gmes
Philips
Calabar
Britiah West
Women Preachers Rise in Unitarians and Others
The piece notes about twenty women are settled pastors in Unitarian societies, led by Rev. Misa Stafford. It lists women in Cleveland and elsewhere, and notes Universalists with sixty five women in ministry, many married. It also covers Congregational openness and Methodist hesitancy toward ordination for women, citing figures and names across regions.
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Misa Stafford
Iowa Unitarian Association
Marion Murdock
Florenca Buck
First Unitarian Church
Cleveland
Mary T. Whitney
Unity Church
South Loston
E. T. Wilxes
Oakland
Cal
Harriet L. Pierce
Pomona
Harlet
Boynton
Richard W. Boynton
Roslindale
Mess
Ida C. Hustin
First Church
Moline
C. J. Bartlett-Crane
Kalamazoo
Mich
J. B. Gordon
Wiret
Town City
L. W. Sprague
New South Church
Boston
Universalist Church
Entry At Night Leads To Bizarre Home Case
In a courtroom an exchange unfolds about entering the prosecuting witness’s house through a door at two in the morning. The prisoner testifies he thought it was his own home and explains leaping through a window and into a cistern after a woman approached, claiming the woman was his wife. The judge questions the purpose of the visit and the officer’s details.
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Ofzice
Schuetzen King D W McLaughlin Wins Champion Title
D W McLaughlin claimed the California Schuetzen Club champion title by firing 10 consecutive shots at 200 yards, achieving a near circle under three inches in circumference. He also earned the club's Diamond King medal for the year with a 222 out of 250 score.
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D. W. Mclaughlin
California Schuetzan
Mr. McLaughlin
Ex-Inspector Velasquez Ends Life in Belem Prison
Aged 32 ex inspector Eduardo Velasquez killed himself in Belem prison. A note blamed loyalty and the Arroyo murder on Inspector Vidla-Vicencio. Investigators probe how the pistol reached him and note others are suspected. The article also mentions Bismarck, Belmont collection sale rumors, Marienbad health notes, and postal savings bank debates.
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City of Mexico
Eduardo Velasquez
Belem
Toamtte
Prion
Valasquez
Arroyo
Vidla-Vicencio
Velasquez
Five Year Old Switchman On Jersey City Trolleys
A tiny six year old, Jack Mulvary, has become the unofficial switchman at Canton and Second streets in Jersey City. For two weeks he has tended the switches from dawn to late night, earning a penny from motormen who use his post as a favored mascot. His mother works hard. he wishes to help the family treasury.
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Jersey City
Canton
Second Streets
Jack Mulvyary
Jack
Clinton and Segend Street
Slster
Little Jack
Sonny
Regie
Street Railway Company
Bla Post
New York
St Lous Republic
Hanover fortune seized by William in Berlin uproar
Berlin reports claim Emperor William has appropriated and dissipated the Guelph fund the Hanoverian private fortune. The fund linked to the former ruling house of Hanover and its head, the Duke of Cumberland, with the 1866 seizure of Hanover promising restoration to the blind king. The sensational action sparks political turmoil and questions of rightful dynastic wealth.
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Berlin
William
Hanover
Duke of Cumberland
Royal House of
England
Prugsfa
Old-Time Tea Makes Room For Informal Low-Key Hosts
The New York Tribute notes a shift from formal old-fashioned tea tables to informal Boclock or Sunday evening American tea. It contrasts the refined, dish-filled regalia of past gatherings with the modern ease of inviting friends at a stated hour, favoring simple elegance over high tea’s heavy, hot-service meal.
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England
New York
How to Pack a Satchel for Women’s Needs
An editorial guide discusses packing a satchel for women, noting many carry a jumble of brushes, combs, writing material, and clothes with a bottom pocketbook. It recommends organizing into two pockets, one for essential wear items like handkerchiefs and collars, the other for small accessories.
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Moat J Common
Ca Reed
Travel case and accessories for a journey in period writing kit
A reader recounts packing items for a travel kit including addressed envelopes a writing pad and a special delivery stamp, a silk wrapper, a travelling companion case with compartments for brushes combs and wash items, sewing implements, and layers of accessories such as rubbers whisk broom and fan. The pocketbook sits with writing materials, and a powder substitute uses chamois tucked in a lined compartment of the travelling companion.
Library books for schools boost quiet study in Philadelphia
In praising area libraries for supplying books to public schools, observers compare to Waukee records. A teacher cites a method of pairing supplementary volumes with lessons to curb talking, boost participation, and finish tasks. Scott novels and fairy tales aid discipline and interest.
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Philadelphia Area
Waukee
Jessie
Scott
Ami
Hulow
Cian
Exercise for growing girls to correct stooping
Growing girls especially tall ones often stoop and are steered toward braces. Strengthening back and shoulder muscles through tennis, handball, shuttlecock, abattledoor, or bean bag games helps. Old practice of head plates, hard beds, and low pillows also aids proper posture.
Poke Hats Take Fashion Spotlight For Pall Wear
Fashion notes describe poke hats gaining popularity among pall wear with light gray felt piece hats highlighted by pale yellow crepe rosettes. The outfit features gray striped voile with blue braid trim, a cutaway jacket, double balloon sleeves, and tailored accessories including gloves and a parasol with black satin ribbon.
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Millucers
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Marshfield
J. H. Ware
Bier
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Wiliam Reid, Sr
Genesee
Willam Reid
Madison
Ghia
Arizona
Arizons
Smiths
Nauvoo
Strang
Tater
Toller Station
St. Michaels
Klondike
Thare
Peary
Pamy
Greenland
Cape York
Lieut
Esquimeaux
North Pole
Cape Sabine
Greeley
Baffin Bay
Kilgore
Texas
Letor
Army of the Tennessee
Chickamauga
Fort Delaware
Texas Constitutional Convention
Hancock and Daguicker Amd
Hancock
Why-secord
Wisconsin State Africultural Society
Prsident
S. D. Hubbard
Mondovi
T. J. Fleming
North Greenfield
G. Kellogg
R'pon
Andrew Simonson
Racine
BR. C. Vernon
John F. Burnham
Milwaukea
T. H. Pilgrim
Wauwatora
Lyman Thayer
Ripon
Geventh
A. J. Philips
West Salem
C. G. Wilcox
da Pore
Isaac Stephenson
Marinete
George Martin
Hudson
Mr. Kellogg
M. B. Doyon
Maison
Congregational Church of Today
Congregational Church
New England States
Wrat
Methodist Church
Cave
Rock River Conference
Jenip Powler
Maggie van Cott
Mathee" van Cott
Catekul
N.Y
Mra
Jénnie Frowier Willing
Bishop Fowter
Mary Sparkes Wheeler
Philadelphia
Grace Weiser Davis
Jorsey City
Mrs. BE
0. Robinson
Indianapols
Prussia
Bismarck
Blamarck
Tor Bismarck
Kaiser
Guelph
P. H. Belmont
St Big Farm
Newport
Beng
Providence Park Commission
Prines
Wales
Marienbad
Gary
Postal Savings Bank System
George
Batchellor
Universal Postal Congress
Washington, D. C
Ital
Italy
New York City
Fasling
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