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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1902
Page
7
Barbara, a hired girl in Marble Square church, accepts minister Ralph Morton’s proposal. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Vane toast their union as the town ponders Marble Square’s social stain. Barbara finds sacred meaning in service and lovers plan a home that tests church tradition.
A sprawling dispatch notes Russo–Manchuria withdrawal hints, a fatal powder mill blast near Keokuk, corn reserves concerns, and German demands on pays. It covers naval inquiries at Guayaquil, pension disputes for Gen Fitzjohn Porter, St Paul freight crew strikes, and machinists’ labor tensions at Allis-Chalmers. Additional items mention Prince Henry’s US visit, British ship launches, Cuban sugar concessions debates, and broader political tensions shaping 190? news.
Grand Rapids police arrest William Klomp of Lowell as investigators probe the death of Ada Klomp. Officials say he may have sent or known of poisoned powder sent through the mail or that someone used substitute headache powders to harm him. Klomp, about 35, proclaims innocence and explains the powder envelope came from the Lowell post office as an advertising sample. Harriet Shafield is sought. Klomp denies affair and any plan to remove his wife.
Washington wires report Spanish treaties deferred until the young king’s accession on May 17 and a stronger cabinet is expected. Delay in negotiations is hoped to be brief as Spain’s regency expires and a new government takes shape. Attorney General Douglas appeals to Congress in the Northern Securities case seeking amendments.
The Porte receives the second note on the Ellen Stone capture confirming ransom delivery and asserts Turkish frontier vigilance was not relaxed. In Washington, Representative Burleson introduces a House resolution seeking State Department info on British passport requests for Hiram W. Thomas and wife aiding relief efforts. Cincinnati prepares for the May Musical Festival under Theodore Thomas with notable American performers and an international program.
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