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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1901
Page
6
The notice claims tailored clothing at about one third the price. It promises a strictly made to measure item with fit and satisfaction guaranteed.
Fragmented OCR notes report drought impacting crops in Ballie and Vulga provinces with August totals. mention of sun ending festes and dead Jacksuli in Victoria B C. Peter Pack son noted as a popilist figure. July 24 private savitarium death at Tums with Neers Sybury NS. unrelated lines reference Burg es duce Cage Pol New Orleans and Caps Town teaser with 1110 bosses. batty News 10 cnals Weak.
In Pittsburg area the Amalgamated strike grows, with about 60 000 workers outside. Shaffer plans visits to Wheeling as union appeals for public financial aid. Officials report partial plant shutdowns and scattered walkouts across McKeesport Joliet Bay View and Wellsville while Gompers pledges support.
Queenstown August 9 The White Star liner Oceanic arrived after colliding with the Kincor of Waterford in the Irish Channel Wednesday night. Kincor sank with 21 crew aboard. Seven people drowned including Fireman George Collins. Oceanic rescued fourteen survivors, with bow damage and jammed lifeboats.
Edgar J. Vaughan, receiver of the City National Bank of Buffalo, presented his report to the comptroller of the currency. The capital, surplus and undivided profits are wiped out and some loss to depositors is expected. A 45 percent dividend to creditors was approved and will be paid within 30 days. Total liabilities at failure were 3,894,149.
A violent windstorm near Tortsmouth New Jersey on Thursday killed two people on Seavers Island and wounded several others. Victims include Mrs L M Mealey of New York and Joel Pearson a stonecutter. The storm wrecked Contractor John Vierce’s shed at the navy yard dry dock site and caused widespread debris.
London reports king Edward and queen Alexandra attending Friedrichshof memorial amid fears of anarchist plots. Emperors William and family at Friedrichshof endure a state siege with guards, wreaths, and a simple Anglican service. Separate items record a $2,000 diamond theft in Hamilton, German punitive action in the South Seas, two drowning deaths in Detroit, and stray European weather/gossip notes.
San Francisco reports officials say divers under Pinkerton management recovered 63 600 dollars worth of gold from the stash hidden by Winters. Treasure valued near 200 000 dollars has already been seized and authorities expect 50 000 more to be recovered. Winters remains detained. no formal charges filed yet. Aug 13. Assistant G Pole and family perish in Levee cloudburst flood. wife and three daughters drown, one daughter survives. Bodies recovered.
A fragmentary notice from The Daily News advertises free treatments for deafness provided by The Nicholson Institute at 760 Eighth Avenue New York. It mentions Dequess and noises in the head and invites interested deaf people to apply. The source text is garbled but implies a public outreach for auditory care.
Washington officials received mixed signals on a new Colombian invasion near Colon. Venezuelan forces are said to be led by Colombia’s war minister, with no decisive guidance from state or navy departments. The Wisconsin may head south toward the isthmus as plans unfold.
Canton Ohio August 10 arrangements were made for President J G Milburn and exposition officials to visit the Pan American exposition They will travel by train from Canton September 4 and spend President's Day Thursday with parades speeches and other features Niagara Falls will be visited Friday with part of Saturday at the exposition before departing for Cleveland for the grand army encampment the week of September 9
In Champaign II Aug 10 the entire Rantoul business section was destroyed by fire. Originating in a grain elevator, the blaze spread to adjacent buildings, burning thirty six firms and key structures including the post office, depot, Masonic temple, New hotel and opera house. The Martin House survived. A telegraphed steamer arrived in 45 minutes to fight the flames. Losses exceed 490000 with insurance expected to fall short.
David Nation through his attorney filed for divorce from Carrie Nation, accusing her of public ridicule, neglect of family duties, and abandoning the home while he is away in intiberia. The filing cites marital strain amid a public temperance crusade background.
Ogdensburg reports Charley White Jamen Whitney and Edgar Lane drowned when the private yacht Rhea capsized in the Galoup Rapids after entering the cellar. Four ladies and Hugh Raney escaped at the head of the lock. bodies not recovered. All affected residents of Prescott. Keene Buys Stock Farm in Kentucky for 85000. farm 612 acres formerly Ford estate. Cambon Pleased Paris reports ambassador Tulea Cambon gratified by American sympathy for France.
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