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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1900
Page
6
A Chicago New York comparison shows New York’s rich men become public figures through mansions endless entertaining and European connections, while Chicago’s self made wealth leans on visible industry. Chicago heirs train for business while New York heirs live social calendars, with notable cases like Honore Palmer and the Pullman heirs illustrating contrasting paths and outcomes.
Porto Rico faces halted business and near starvation as women march from Naranjito to beg Gov Gen Davis for relief. Merchants plan an open air meeting to petition Congress on tariff, while some funds and police pay remain unsettled. Admiral Dewey sails south for a monthlong trip, and fires devastate stages in Quebec and Cincinnati.
The article describes southern millet varieties including Bengal and German millet, their heights, heads, and yields. It traces origins with Crozier, Flint, and France as sources, noting Tennessee seed likely from France in the 1860s and German millet as a variable yet valuable forage. It also includes a probate court notice from Calhoun County Michigan, Marshall, listing estate matters and hearing dates.
The article advises plowing sod ground in winter at first opportunity to thaw and freeze, turning the top sod, plowing deep, and using a disc harrow and smoothing harrow to create proper tilth. It stresses thorough soil preparation before planting, especially for corn, and notes rotation and seedbed care.
Kansas may celebrate a semi centennial exposition in 1901. Rumors of government trouble in China denied. Delagon bay arbitration decision expected within a month. Charmakers union pays $10 000 weekly to 2200 New York strikers. Bankers sign notes under new currency law. American locomotive designs proposed for German railways. Prince of Wales to be reinstalled as grand master of English masons. Trade with Cuba Porto Rico Philippines and Ilwalla increases. G A R encampment in Chicago may draw 1 000 000 visitors. Austria Hungary and Russia alleged to covet Albania. Capt Addison King and wife of Chicago died within a day of each other. German commercial specialists protest exclusion of American meat. Britain eyes naval buildup amid possible war with France. National Industrial Commission subcommittee to meet in Chicago this week on ingua trial conditions. Beret FF W Golden of Kentucky militia rumored to be Goebbels plot informer. National Grange urges Congress to empower ICC, oppose oleomargarine reform, and defeat subsidy bill.
In Calhoun County Michigan Probate Court in Marshall on February 17 1900 Judge William A Lane presided over Charles W Broats petition seeking an administrator for the estate This order sets March 20 at 1 PM for hearing The petitioner must notify interested parties by publishing in Marshall News three weeks prior to the hearing and a copy of this order is to be provided by Register Louise Antokrroker.
Topeka editorials urge religious Sunday paper strategy with a uniquely spiritual Capital issue. The plan envisions weekly religious editions, readers given different content each issue, and no Sunday distribution without editor approval.
In Calhoun County Michigan the Probate Court in Marshall fixed April 20 for hearing a petition by Ernest O Hughes to admit a will into probate. The order requires notice to heirs and interested parties and a published copy in a local paper.
In Calhoun County Michigan the probate court directed on March third that a hearing be held April next at ten o clock for the petition by James B Greenough seeking appointment of Bula ERC to manage the estate of the deceased. The order requires notice to heirs and interested parties and publication in The News for three consecutive weeks. Judge William A Lane presiding.
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