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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
4
The Expoundat Publishing Co. issue quotes S J Bryan as the man of the hour amid bimetallism debate and Democrat hopes. Ex-Speaker Reed criticizes McKinley Roosevelt platform, arguing Bryan’s nomination by acclamation is likely and preferable to another McKinley term.
The passage portrays Mr. Reed as an early opponent of imperialism and the Philippines subjugation. He warned that the administration's course would trigger scandals threatening the Republican party, and claims his prophecy is being fulfilled. He disputes Bryan as anarchy and says the Democratic program would invite financial woes.
Gen. Wood reports an examination of the Cuban treasury showing excellent condition and says extravagan ce charges have not been conclusively proved. He boasts of cutting Havana city expenses by over 100000 dollars a month, while critics question the math behind a claimed annual saving of 1.2 million. The Havana university payroll arouses scrutiny with 72 professors earning 24000 annually and 24 assistants. after reforms only 46 professors remain, leaving one pedagogue per ten pupils with no salary changes reported.
Reports allege barbarous acts by tug boat captains during the Hoboken disaster as investigations proceed. Testimony from victims reveals a frightful disregard for human life in the conflagration.
Hoboken authorities press charges against captains accused of denying rescue to drowning victims for lack of money. Mayor Fagan seeks warrants for murder and aims to revoke licenses of guilty captains. Naval architects argue portholes could be widened without weakening ships. The Detroit Evening News mocks Bliss nomination amid railroad influence and political critique.
A collage of political snippets mocks figures like Ferry Stearns Hanna and Bryan while lampooning international events and press biases. The piece notes Miss Ida E Cavanagh death after typhoid and pulmonary complications, detailing family mourners and a St Jude's church funeral with Canon Worrel’s remarks.
Miss Ida Cavanagh, sister of Fred Cavanagh of the Calhoun County Abstract Co., appeared in the New Era of Oakville Ontario. She lived in Marshall nearly two years while compiling abstract books and made significant contributions to local records.
The Michigan Central had scheduled a morning sale of railroad ties and supplies for the M. D. and W. N. road. Owners paid freight, removing goods, and the auction was called off. Prominent dealer John Porter of Saginaw attended. 17 000 ties remained at the depot as postponement looms.
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