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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
6
Washington witnessed William McKinley sworn in for a second term as president and Theodore Roosevelt as vice president. The city paused for a massive procession, a grand parade, and a ceremonial address focusing on unity, national purpose, and future governance.
Five men died and two were seriously injured in a mining accident near Engleside mine eight miles east of Joplin Missouri. The victims were George Wilson William Burrard Fritz Morris Ed Stothaeed and Male Poster. The injured were William Daniels and John Buctant.
London Marvel telegraphs that Peking will resume after the end of March. Foreign ministers demand death or punishment for four provisional mandarins amid smallpox outbreak among allied troops. Berlin reports Ambassador White in talks with German officials on new instructions. Oregonian launched. ships to ply New York San Francisco Honolulu. Diamondville mine fire claims 28 lives. bodies recovered and mining to resume.
West Virginia Governor White is inaugurated in Charleston while Mommy Ryan defeats Tommy West in a Louisville rematch. The London press praises McKinley’s inaugural address as envoys in China demand harsher action against 12 officials. Col. Volkmar dies in Pasadena. Morgan seeks control of Pennsylvania coal fields. A Boer fighter praises battlefield resolve. Baldwin Zelgier polar expedition projectors place a $4,000 contract with Armour. Evans resigns as pensions chief for a possible diplomatic post. Maure forced to leave French chamber after anti-Semitic insult. Navy calls for rail transport bids for officers. Chicago bankruptcy ruling on mutual corporations. Mivols Directors announce quit, claim Chicago streets are unprofitable. Corro revolution under Hernandez near Corro, Venezuela. Cuban funds case linked to Neely. A $49,000 shortage found in Flint savings group. Fatal gas deaths at Carnegie Steel. Baseball figure Taylor linked to Nollard case faces suicide attempt. Lord Wolseley attacks Lords on military policy. Shanklin mob disrupts ex‑monk’s anticatholic talk. Greene bones found in Savannah thanks to Rhode Island society. Upham reports Cuba tour conditions not warranting pullout. Muller, famed opera singer, dies before Sagarnacleca performance.
Perry and Etta M. Perry transfer property to David M. Aldrian. Michigan mortgage recorded March 2, 1803, Calhoun County. Principal and interest due of 1283.27 dollars. Public auction set for May Sovereign 1901 at 2 pm at Marshall courthouse front door. Property includes parts of section 17, Township 1 South, Range 5 West, in Lee Township. Attorney P C Guiry represents mortgagor.
William Lane as administrator for the estate of G Giles appears to present that the division is ready for final accounting. The court sets Tuesday next March 20 at 10 AM to examine and approve the administrator's final account. A copy of the order will be published in Tut MarsvaLt News for three consecutive weeks.
Native announces retirement and aims to sell or exchange his general merchandise stock and rental buildings. He describes two star t s and a house wander with windmill, farm pond, and turn property in good repair. Interested parties should write or call S Phelps, Cv resen.
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