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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
5
Across Fredonia and nearby villages, youths fish the creek at Chrystal farm while grass and wheat respond to rain. Parties, visits, and new cars appear. births and deaths noted. Local clubs plan meetings and fairs as Marengo and Ceresco host events, auctions, and a tea with community leaders and churches preparing for May programs.
Phillip Klenk has returned after a month at Mt. Clemens baths. Mrs. Squires of Battle Creek visits daughter Mrs. Fred Fish on Hanover street. Mrs. Myron Green of Kalamazoo visits her parents on Hanover street. Miss Belle Kincaid resigns from W. 1 Church office and heads home to Albion. Harry Whitbeck of Jackson becomes new dispenser at the Shornton bar. Mate Hicks now at Vestibule. Allison Hornly leaves Statesman for a Charlotte paper. Mrs. Forbes of Rochester, N Y, is the sister of Mrs. W D Stone visiting on Hanover street.
The Bloc club gathered for its final meeting of the year at Mr and Mrs Church home. Miss Evans paper on Music and Musical Authors offered numerous facts about famed composers. Myre Riley presented a biography of a noted poet, Longfellow. Mrs Collins returns from wintering in Oregon, California and New Mexico. Myrtle A Hough aged 8 years 10 months died of dropsy at grandparents home. General services and burial at Charlotte on April 21.
Nathan Pennuett is reported to have pneumonia while W B Lawrence was in Marubal Vi. The brief note provides a local health update and mentions nearby personages.
A scattered 1900s style summary notes Hallidie, inventor of the first cable tram system, dying in San Francisco. It mentions a charter revision commission for Greater New York, a repeal push against war taxes, a turquoise mining venture causing deaths and injuries, wage figures in Germany, Kansas populist delegates, a mortgage syndicate for Porto Rican lands, and various political and transport concerns discussed at a convention. Queen Victoria’s quiet Ireland visit and the Ecumenical Conference in New York are also noted in a collage of items from the era.
New York April 26 The National City Bank will ship 250000 gold to Europe today. An official said more may follow, with potential total around 1 0067 million, as funds move abroad amid ongoing engagements and financial pledges.
Grain and provisions prices move in Chicago with steady flour, higher corn, stronger oats, and active lard and butter markets. May and July contracts show mixed values across flour futures, corn, oats, pork, and beef, while eggs hold steady and hogs and cattle range in broad quotas.
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