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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
4
The piece notes pressure from European powers on China to curb the Boxer movement and attacks on missionaries. It argues the Boxers target foreigners, while condemning violence against missionaries and urging China to act to preserve order without foreign invasion. It reflects early 20th century anti Boxers sentiment and calls for restraint.
A long analysis notes the czar's reforms in Russia weakening the nihilist threat and abolishing exile to Siberia, while critics question sincerity of a universal peace push. It contrasts republican sympathy for populist ticket moves with Democratic expectations and factional tensions ahead of national conventions.
The piece discusses fierce partisan rhetoric with Republicans depicted as opponents and Democrats portrayed as sympathetic victims. It cites Dr. A Sims warning that American plans on China may backfire, arguing Chinese workers with modern methods could outcompete American labor due to low costs and vast population.
A heated Kansas City editorial defends local self government against the Metro politan Street Railway injunction. The piece rails at federal intervention, praises the Constitution, and cites aid calls as threats to liberty while urging support for Republican republics and a protectorate dialogue with the United States.
The article criticizes imperialism and trusts, denouncing England's aggression and U S policy abroad. It laments Cuban postal thefts, professoring corruption among officers, and questions Cuba and the Philippines status while urging republican vigilance and reform. It references New York ice shortages and civic outrage against the cotabloc trust and weighs constitutional limits on governance.
Judge Smith heard motions in circuit court Wednesday and adjourned until Monday. Cases discussed include Hamilton Bank Note, Printing and Engraving Co. versus Columbus Marshall & Northeastern Parkway with bond for costs and attorney fee. Justice H A Tillotson versus Board of Supervisors petition for bond. People versus A O Hyde regarding exhibits. village case continuance. Charles Hunter pleads guilty to liquor violation. Monday call includes Anna Loraing alias Hila Keith Ernest Keith Henry Palmer Jason Bayer A J White.
Good work is noted at the fire department under Chief Flynn with Driver Whalen proving a first class man for Hemstreet’s long held position. Driver Miller remains steady and the hook and ladder team improves through several practice runs, hauling 22 tanks of water yesterday as evidence of a productive day.
National league standings show Philadelphia leading, with Boston and Cincinnati also high. games results include Cincinnati 4 1 4 and Philadelphia 4 14 5 with a note on darkness ending a doubleheader. Other leagues report Pittsburgh 7 4 2, Brooklyn 2 2, Detroit 3, Chicago 4 8, and Buffalo 6 1 1. Interstate league results list Columbus 2 3 8, and Toledo 16 5.
United They Stand from Clarence districts join to present the eighth grade promotion program at North Brick schoolhouse Duck Lake on May 14 at 7:10 pm with music Delsarte recitations declamations and solos including Where Jack Knives Grow by Alwyn Willson and The Blacksmiths Song.
Contested jail diet in rural county has prisoners threatening protests over daily rations. Sheriff Williams weighs options as health officials consider providing special meals while authorities debate status of the inmates and legality of meal allowances.
A pension rise to Gustavus Tupper, Battle Creek high school class of 63 girls and 30 boys, visits by multiple local residents, theater and stock company shows, planing mill orders, and local society notes. The Michigan Central excursion to Kalamazoo at noon for 65 cents round trip, plus estate and real estate mentions, school resignations, and various community updates including the Lillian Lyons Stock Co and the Pope entertainment at the opera house.
The Fre donia Farmers Club program committee met with Mr and Mrs Winfield Pullman Saturday evening and arranged the program for the next meeting at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Conlis Thursday afternoon May 31 Ice cream and cake will be served by the society Everyone cordially invited Song by Society Prayer a few minutes talk by Rex Getchel Select reading Mrs Eyre Song Viola Goodrich Recitation Anna Kidney Select Reading Mrs Budlong Music Corkqund Blue Recitation Hazel Eyre Recitation Donald Francisco Question box conducted by Bir Udlong Suly Mrs Jay Curlis
The Gineinauri Northern plans an excursion to Toledo Sunday to celebrate the Casino opening at Lake Brig. Fares are one dollar from this city and the boat departs at 7 42. A large list of attractions has been engaged at the Casino, half its victory affairs. EB Hughes' new black car cost 2200.
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