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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
8
A historic flyer lists low prices on dozens of items including 10¢ per dozen sour pickles and 18¢ coffee. It promotes canned goods, salmon, molasses, tea, eggs and butter, starch, baking powder, catsup, seeds, and fruit can rubbers among Saturday sale savings, touting honest goods at honest prices.
A morning train arrival led to a complaint before Justice Merrill charging a disturbance. Monk was arrested by officer Caleman, pleaded not guilty, and posted 160 bond. Examination set for Wednesday. other defendants had names scratched from the original document.
A political address opposes imperialism in the Philippines and argues for Philippine independence under the Monroe Doctrine. It contrasts Christian love with mandatory force, urges humanitarian mission through missionaries, and champions a foreign policy that protects nations while preserving American ideals. The speaker envisions a republic guided by equality, liberty, and moral leadership, resisting destiny as coercive imperial power.
Chefoo cablegram dated August 9 reports Yang Tsun captured today and allies seek transport to Pekin. The signal office notes three possible routes for relief forces: railroad, wagon road, and river. Scriven uncertain. All well in the message, aiding allied planning after the capture.
Real estate transfers list deeds from Jerome F Clark to Mary M Small in Hutchinsons addition Battle Creek and other transfers between Adelbert Albaugh and Andrew Chry, Geof Rogers and O A Ford, John Sharkey and Levi A Moon, Elma Gifford and Perry G Fisher. Aged Albion pioneer P W Marsh dies at 91 from apoplexy at home. survivor list includes widow sister Mrs Jed Brown and two children Mrs Gage and Wm Marsh.
Emmett J. Barton of Homer and Phenia Lowe of Jackson. Harry A. Drake of Coresco and Myrtle Kay of Climax Allen. Brown and Emma L. Berry, both of Battle Creel. Wm. Weller and Amanda Schultz, both of this city. Emanuel Truax and Susie Peters, both of Homer.
The Cincinnati Northern offers a round trip excursion to Toledo for 31 cents. Depart Marshall at 7 42 pm Sunday August 12, arrive Toledo 11 35 am, return Toledo 7 pm. Tickets valid to return on all regular war trips Monday August 14. Children 1 to 12 pay half, no baggage on excursion tickets, bicycles free. A H Anson ticket agent.
Classified items list second hand wheel found between Marshall and Convis. Oren Langridge of Marshall seeks sale of old papers. KR Lathrop of Marshall advertises first class dairy and milk route for sale to settle estate. Room to rent at 518 North Madison Street. Lost pension certificate of Wm Ryan. finder to return to News office. The Weekly News and The Daily News subscription rates listed.
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