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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1900
Page
5
Community items detail visits and illnesses across Homer Battle Creek and Jackson areas with social events at churches. Reports mention travel relatives, planned meetings, a ten day sale of iron beds, funeral of Alexander Budd, and upcoming communion services.
In Lee Center M Dederick lost two horoes last week. LAS will serve dinner at the school house election day including chicken pie. Misses Mabel Gott and Frances Matti son of Bellevue were guests of Aggis Thomas Saturday and Sunday. Mrs M Dederick and Joe Willson were guests of Battle Creel Saturday. Mrs Hoag leaves for Montpelier Ohio Tuesday. Lenora Hicks of Gregory visiting relatives here. Isiah Horn of Chicago visiting at Wellyn Thomas'. Democrats of this town raised a pole at Lee Center Thursday Nov 1 with Judge Kelley as speaker. Miss Aggie Thomas and Lenora Hicks visited Dr and Mrs Shurtleff Thursday afternoon.
CERESCO Mrs John Dorrance from Indian River visits her father E Lester of Fredonia and brother N J Leater. A horse belonging to Mr Drake slipped from a bridge but was saved with minor injuries. Mr and Mrs Shipman of Nashville stayed with Mr and Mrs W Hutchinson. Josiah Stackhouse of Mendon, son-in-law of J W Bellis, helped Bell remove machinery from the old mill. The Republicans held a large meeting addressed by Mr Wedemeyer of Ann Arbor. The 15 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Heaglan on the Peter Lake farm is sick with typhoid fever. Mrs Louisa Barnea of Newton, longtime village resident, visited Mr and Mrs Snide. EH Keapp added sixteen feet to his horse barn.
A Thursday democratic meeting featured JC Bar tholf of Wisconsin. A school district canvass shows 48 democrats 29 republicans 2 prohibitionists and 1 doubtful. Dr Gubbins found a silver watch Tuesday and the owner can claim it. Various local notices include farm club events, hunting restrictions, and social visits.
The passage argues that Europe holds its own primary interests distant from the United States. It contends that Americans should not tie themselves to European politics or domestic conflicts and should maintain a detached, different course. It also warns against large military establishments seen as threats to Republican Liberty.
Lew Walkinhood and family spent Sunday in Battle Creek. Mrs Emerson Cortright returned from Maron visit. Bert Carter born Oct 29 to Mr and Mrs Snyder. Bert injured a cow with a thrown stone. the cow had to be killed. Dance planned at A J Cort rights' Friday. Novelty social at D O Allens well attended.
London reports the Marquis of Tansdowne's appointment to the foreign secretaryship shocking the public and provoking mixed praise and condemnation. The Globe calls the move out of touch with voters and party wishes, while the Westminster Gazette relishes the avoidance of Chamberlain. Public confidence rests on Lord Salisbury guiding policy.
Paris civil tribunal appoints George J. Gould as trustee for Countess Castellane amid a four year outlay of 15,000,000 francs and debts reaching 24,400,000 francs. Details of expenditures include charities, mortgages, and loans. creditors’ seizures discussed. Anna Gould and Count Paul Castellane married in 1895.
Miners at Hud son colliery in Wilkesbarre refuse extra topping causing a Wednesday strike. Across Shamokin and nearby towns, Corbin and Excelsior collieries plan to resume after wage concessions. Will care operations restart with 700 workers at Susquehanna’s Willam Penn, and Milnesville estate mine to resume Friday. Calvin Pardee & Co and strikers reach amicable agreement. discharged workers to return today.
Excerpted lines from the Declaration of Independence caution against overconfidence in leaders. It asserts that confidence can breed despotism and urges that power must be constrained by the Constitution to protect rights. The passage affirms equality, inherent rights, and government by consent.
In Jacksonville Florida shocks began at 11 13 a m and recurred every 15 minutes until 12 30 pm with a seventh quake at 4 04 pm the day ending with a final jolt that rattled windows. No damage reported. In New York Mrs Sarah Anthony Burtis dies at Rochester aged 89 10th year a suffrage pioneer born in Saratoga in 1810.
Franklin argues that justice applies between nations as between citizens and that plunder by highwaymen or unjust wars are the same moral failure. He asserts that war and force are not worth protecting trade, and that true gains come from reasonable prices and accessible goods, not conflict.
New York and Chicago price quotes reveal wheat firm with gains on futures, corn higher with steady spot, oats firm yet mixed, rye soft. butter and eggs steady. live cattle steady to higher on local demand. hogs weaker. sheep steady. Multiple grain, dairy, and livestock prices cited across markets with regional variations and futures activity.
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