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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1901
Page
7
A Civil War era chapter fragment recounts Lieut Stuyvesant and Corporal Connelly rescuing burned recruits from a blazing dining car on a stalled train near Ogdem. Miss Ray tends the injured while Foster hides his own burns, and Murray rants before destruction as the train crew frees survivors.
In a perilous desert leg aboard a Mumbolat Valley rail car, Miss Ray tended wounded recruits with improvised first aid while passengers and crew scrambled to secure food and care. Amid mounting strain, Lt Stuyvesant awaits ambulances in San Francisco as Foster disappears after a mysterious night.
Lieut Stuyvesant joins Gen Vinton's staff bound for Manila as transports and supplies surge forward. Volunteers fill ranks alongside young regulars, crowds cheer in the streets, and army life tests social status as patriotic fervor grows.
Thibetans attacked May Kosloff's Reg ian expedition killing ten. Lyons-Mediterranean railroad bought ten American locomotives. A father drowned three children in Regent's canal London and attempted death by own action. Miss Ruth Hanna to christen cruiser Cleveland with water. Commemorations held across Italy on King Humbert's assassination anniversary. Chicago post office work delayed by lack of interior appropriations. Farmer near Mattoon offered to leave 2000 dollars in designated spot or daughter will be murdered. France and Germany discuss long occupation of Shanghai with permanent troops. Two Northwestern Creight trains collided near Highwood Illinois. eight injured.
The Maine battleship was successfully launched at the William Cramp Ship and Engine Building company yard in Philadelphia amid large crowds. Government officials and naval officers attended, with Mrs. Mary Preble Anderson christening the vessel. The ship is 50 percent finished, keel laid April 1899, and expects transfer to the government in 18 months to two years.
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