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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
6
A published letter from Geo W Brown of So Hanover NH praises Vinol for curing bronchial troubles and restoring voice. The writer extols Vinol’s healing powers, claims cod liver oil components, and assures a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Masked robbers seized a Wells Fargo express shipment on the Choctaw road across the river in Arkansas. The engineer and porter fought, the porter Gould died, and a nitroglycerin blast opened the safe. Bandits escaped. a pursuit with bloodhounds followed from Hulbert camp.
In Dallas at 161 Live Oak street the wife and their two year old child of Samuel Alexander a merchant were burned to death as gasoline used to clean a dress ignited from a stove.
In Manila on April 23 a press representative found Emilio Aguinaldo at 56 Solano street with his wife hosting Filipino women. Aguinaldo praised American help, voiced belief sovereignty might be preferred, and urged insurgents to surrender and swear allegiance to the United States. He suggested some leaders may surrender as amnesty unfolds and hinted at a possible U.S. visit.
Six died when gas exploded at the Coomer hotel in St. Marys West Virginia late at night. Rescuers search the ruins as a fire rages. property loss not yet estimable. Arbor Day observances marked across Nebraska including Omaha and Nebraska City with holidays and tree planting exercises. Other brief items note Nagushi's claim on rats, France's water boundaries, and cold spell impacts on cotton near Montgomery. A force under Commandant Bokburg surrendered near Middleburg, Transvaal. Edward B. Moore appointed in Washington.
In Chartres April, two tramps killed four girls aged 14, 11, 4, and 7, and stabbed farmer Briere. robbers fled with 1600 francs as neighbors mourn. In Chicago, a blaze at 296 to 300 West Jackson boulevard damaged Drake Standard Machine, Chicago Scale, American Cut Glass, and others with losses totaling 75,000.
The Sentinel reports a planned merger of the five largest U S stationery engine manufacturers into a single entity with a 25 million capital. The E P Allis Co of Milwaukee will head the combine with Charles Allis as president and W W Allis as chairman, involving firms from Philadelphia Chicago and Scranton. Also included are notes on a Milwaukee death in a soldiers home, stock exchange records, a cave accident near Durant Oklahoma, a bankruptcy filing in Louisville, a royal decree in Rome, a cave-in fatality in Telluride, and Friday National League results.
New York reports the new British war loan of 300 million dollars subscribed five times over. An American syndicate led by J P Morgan is said to have applied for 51 million dollars. Also notes a gold ore find near Shelbyville Illinois valued at 200 dollars per ton, described as phenomenal. Dr Leyds protests to the German foreign office over arming England. Des Moines reports R H Lyman named receiver for the Biegieman Millinery Company with assets listed at 137000 dollars and unspecified liabilities.
Berlin reports that 16,000 French troops are to withdraw from Peking with 10,000 slated to depart next May. Russian and German observers foresee China negotiations resuming after the Manchurian issue is settled. Foreign ministers caution, while Chinese anti-foreign elements rise and Beijing officials fear upheaval as troops depart.
Washington April 20 The president has signed and ratified the treaty amendatory of the Brussels convention for the protection of industrial property and the document has been forwarded to Brussels for deposit. Also Buys More Funds Washington April 3 300000 s abd 54.
Manila April 22 Aguinaldo has been moved from Malacanang palace to a private home at 56 Solano street The guard over him was altered Gen MacArthur says Aguinaldo s address to the Filipinos will benefit He drafted it in Tagalog later translated into Spanish He seeks peace and does not wish to visit the United States Insurgent prisoners at Olongapo to be returned to Manila Many prisoners released daily in exchanges for puns surrendered Officials in Tacloban Leyte report enthusiastic crowds and reaffirmed American aims The province will be created today with Henry T Allen as governor and William S Conrow as treasurer The population is about 200 000 The Chicago drainage canal flow reduced to 200 000 cubic feet per minute under wartime order with plans to increase Chicago River capacity
Milwaukee reports the death of John W. Hinton a longtime state figure after a lingering illness He was famed for philanthropy including a 100000 donation to the Protestant Home for the Aged in Milwaukee The notice also carries an unrelated ad for Knox Stomach Tablets claiming to cure stomach disorders and dyspepsia with fifty doses priced at fifty cents
Local ad proclaims View Creek Mill Flour as the most satisfactory family flour in Marshall. Claims Good Luck flour and whole wheat flour meet broad needs and urges customers to try. Mentions price and hours vaguely in celebratory tone.
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