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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
6
An advertisement extols Vinol as a health tonic that boosts appetite and strengthens stomach digestion to restore weight and muscle after illness. It claims a money back guarantee from W. H. Elston, a Brockton Mass pharmacist, with a testimonial from Henry I. Brorragvant regarding a sick wife recovering after one bottle.
Joplin Missouri area rocked by a four minute quake. ex-champion Paddy Tryan dies at Green Island New York. Singer Sewing Machine Co to pay a 20 percent dividend. Eleven injured in a Fort Wayne road collision at Roggewater Pennsylvania. George A Fuller founder of modern steel frame skyscraper dies of paralysis. The Thirty seventh Infantry to call from Manila January 3, and Eleventh Cavalry to stay January 16. House of Commons effort on Nicaragua canal trouble fails. Senator Proctor buys Carrara quarries in Italy to control marble output. Senator Allison proposes 68 a substitute for subsidy bill with bounties to encourage agriculture. Representative Hopkins outlines plan for congressional representation leaving seats unchanged. James I. HM resigns Great Northern presidency to devote time to Morgan Area project. Bank robbery members arrested on a train in Bridgeport Ohio. three others escape. Donald McGillis of Montreal Cold Storage sentenced to three years. Carl Schurz declines reelection. Daniel C. Gilman elected Johns Hopkins president. League of Municipalities continues in Charleston with papers read. Lieutenant Richard P. Hudson improves after critical condition. von Paesschinger death by own action in Munich. Cabinet brief session with no public items. Miss Edna Brown from Zannaville Ohio disappears on Muskingum River. Fire at Standard Theater in Saint Louis damages $2000. Utopian Burlesque loss noted. Max Apt and Morris Apt bankrupts in Philadelphia. assets $100. Edward Ryan of Hancock Michigan dies, estate about $1,000,600. Bradshaw’s features chocolate.
Delegates from labor and capital convene at Steinway hall Chicago for a conference on conciliation and arbitration to peacefully settle industrial disputes. Speakers include Carroll D. Wright, John Mitchell, Herman Justi, and Samuel Gompers as they discuss voluntary boards, avoidance of compulsory arbitration, and a potential federal arbitration body.
In Lansing Dee 18 the senate adjourned after nine o clock to postpone indefinitely the blanket taxation bill taxing railroads and other corporations at nil valorem. The senate refused Gov Pingree use of the chamber for a supreme court banquet, a $5000 event with a Detroit Hotel Cadillac catering train for guests and officials.
London reports another severe engagement ending in a British win. Boer forces of 1500 to 2000 were surrounded at the Orange river and defeated with heavy losses. some were captured. Maseru notes De Wet twice repulsed near Thabanchu before breaking through, leaving a 15-pounder and 15 wagons with ammunition in British hands.
London Sun appears under Joseph Parker as editor at City Temple. Page carries Latest News with anti gambling and a call to magistrates to curb vice. Advertising filled with prospectuses and columns show East End tragedies.
Fire at the Fredonia State Normal and Training School in Dunkirk New York kills seven, including six female students and the janitor Phinesds J Morris. One body recovered is believed to be Miss Storms, as families rush to the scene amid property loss estimated at 200 000 dollars.
A miscellany of items includes threats of lynching in Eldorado Kun and political moves in Congress. Reports mention an earthquake in Santiago, a counterfeit bond case, a state nut-tree study, ship subsidy politics, a monastery abandonment in New York, and a proposed treaty stance. Includes a mortgage sale notice in Michigan with details of loan default and property description.
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