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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
6
A verbose warning describes how Nature communicates illness through signs after eating. It urges early treatment for stomach disorders with Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, citing a testimonial from R J Seeorl of Toronto about lasting relief after multiple remedies failed.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach and digestion disorders, claiming digestion and assimilation improve, restoring strength. It includes anecdotal testimonials, instructions to avoid substitutes, and notices about free literature and medical volumes.
Dispatches report a fatal gas explosion at a mine in Walewabury area injuring and possibly fatally harming ten or more workers. The blast occurred after unprotected lamps ignited accumulated gas from the night, killing well known city businessman Vivink Mequis and Superintendent Phipps. several others were wounded as rescue teams fought the fire.
Washington January 21 reports the Isthmian Canal Commission’s supplemental finding that the Panama canal route is the most feasible option for United States control and ownership after reviewing changed conditions and all relevant facts. The commission’s unanimous conclusion accompanies the president’s transmittal letter to Congress.
A semihumorous speech by Mr. Clark from Missouri drew a reply by Mr. Cannon of the Philippines, provoking Mr. De Armond of Missouri to react. Other participants included Mr. Richardson of Tennessee, Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio, Mr. Alexander of New York, Mr. Williams of Illinois, and Mr. Vaderwooth of Alabama. The house approved a delay to spend 9 009 for entertaining Prince Henry during his visit to the country.
London January 1 The first major debate of the session opened in the House of Commons on an amendment to the address in reply to the throne speech. Mr Chamberlain defended the Boer war vocally stating the Boers were mistaken if they believed repeat terms were possible, and that the government would not threaten or embarrass. He noted terms already offered by the Liberals were generous and that no further sale of property or surrender would be pursued.
Fragmented OCR text sketches a chaotic scene with references to a cellar door, individuals named Wilke and Peddie, a long narrative mix of events, political figures, and scattered names. It hints at explosions, legal notices, and foreign affairs without a coherent central event. The piece reads as a collage of partially legible phrases.
A Sunday night disaster in Detroit's wholesale district left four four story buildings collapsed into a smoldering ruin. The block bounded by Jefferson avenue Shelby and Griswold streets housed Maddocks Glove Imperial Cap Cricoe Bros and others with stock losses totaling about 152000 plus building damage of 50500. Fire investigators noted no clear cause though signs of an explosion were reported.
Nearly 1,000 United Mine Workers of America members gathered in Indianapolis for the thirteenth annual convention. Delegates come from 24 states representing all coal regions. President Mitchell and Secretary Wilson expect the event to set a record and plan conferences with operators to discuss wage scale and labor policy. Public sessions run through January 20 with seating debates and dues collection.
The Commoner has reached a circulation of 66,000 copies within months of its first issue signaling strong demand for a national paper focused on political and social issues. Bryan supporters note the paper’s expanding influence and advocate joining for a year at a reduced rate.
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