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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1900
Page
4
A historical call for a national convention on the Fourth of July to reaffirm human rights and the principles of the Constitution. The piece praises the Declaration of Independence and the framers, while urging delegates to defend liberty against perceived threats to constitutional rights.
An impassioned vision declares a turning point against imperialism and a corrupt elite, aiming to restore republican vitality and propel the nation toward liberty enlightenment and civilization through renewed achievement.
International forces and marines defend legations in Pekin while 2000 troops under Seymour push toward relief and face hostile Chinese forces. Reports say 5000 troops open road to Tien Tsin, relief of Lien Tsin, but dangers persist with expected heavy casualties and uncertain trajectory toward Pekin.
The piece condemns the Republican Party for welcoming Taylor accused of complicity in assassination, arguing such action defeats justice. It argues Governor Taylor of Kentucky was publicly overruling Supreme Court decisions and calls any party backing him an affront to lawful justice.
The text argues that the United States is effectively at war with China without formal declaration. It cites historical precedents like the Mexican and Civil Wars, insists on self defense and protection of citizens abroad, and urges cooperation with nations while avoiding overreach or official action beyond Congress.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a political upheaval as populist groups and leaders convene across Michigan and other states. The record mentions Teter and Walton of Austin, hinting at a bid or stance on warranting a vice president position amid contested party dynamics.
The piece discusses Towne's likely stance at the national convention emphasizing party interests over personal gain. It cites the New York World circular seeking a strong running mate for Bryan and comments on the Philadelphia platform, urging cautious, principled support for leadership and policy. The column blends political analysis with named figures and event references from the era.
The text riff s on Cuba, Havana, and university control, then shifts to looming U S elections with multiple Republican governor nominees. It notes partition plans in China and power plays among allied powers aiming at Pekin, with references to vice presidential bids and a restless Chinese giant.
During vacation Sundays at St. Macy's church the first mass is Hoelodkes, second mass with benediction at Hiemelaek, and weekdays include imass at Sanam. Sunday sermons at Fre dania Bearetien church begin at 1 o clock. July topic Baptism. Aimed at engaged families, preparations for a Baby Beth school Evangelical church gathering at 6 o clock Sunday evening July 1. Cooperation with Sunday school workers requested.
Chas B Mead of Marshall visited Homer on official business yesterday. He is described as a hustler and the least draining county commissioner the county ever had. The Homer Index notes Floyd Tallmadge and Miss Maggie Buckley of Saginaw married at St Marys Church by Rev Baart. The couple plans summer at Gull Lake then Battle Creek. Michigan Traction cars begin service Battle Creek to Galesburg Tuesday, expanding to Galesburg Kalama zo July 1 and Gull Lake by July 4.
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