Altered in the Point Office at Marshall
The Marshall News reports a second action in GEO. B. Willits’s affairs with changes noted at the local post office in Marshall.
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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
4
Senator Wellington accuses McKinley over Paris treaty pledge
Publication recalls Maryland senator's charge that President McKinley promised not to permanently acquire the Philippines and to grant self government, asserting the pledge led to vote for the Paris peace treaty. It denounces wartime actions as breach of constitutional rights and flag waivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Maryland
McKinley
Spain
Philippines
Congress
McKinlay
William McKinley
Roosevelt Tax Dodger Claims Spark City Tax Row
Hearst Chicago American accuses Theodore Roosevelt of avoiding taxes. Tax records show Roosevelt paid in Oyster Bay for twelve years but not in 1897, while New York officials say 1898 is the first year his name appears on the city tax list and that he paid none in 1897 or any prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Hearst
Chicago American
Theodore Roosevelt
Waldron
Nassau
Thomas L. Fellner
New York
Waldron Enya
Oyster Bay
New York City
Feitner
Roosevelt Tax Charge Sparks National Debate
A Washington tax assessor notes Theodore Roosevelt did not pay taxes during his tenure in the capital. The office states no dealings with Roosevelt and warns he must clear himself or risk the Republican Party withdrawing support and canceling engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
District of Columbia
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Colonel Roosevelt
McKinley Letter of Acceptance Critiqued by PressFigures
Chicago Chronicle questions McKinley’s acceptance letter stressing its focus on conquest over the gold standard. It accuses him of forcible annexation and covert syndicate motivations, noting omissions about Santiago and Dewey while praising his overall imperialistic posture. Senator Jones echoes the critique, calling the letter unremarkable and evasive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Qchicago Chronicle
Ienders
McKinney
Philippines
McKintey
McKistey
Senator Jones
Ehrink
McKinley Letter of Acceptance Criticized by Party Figures
Chairman J C Johnson labeled McKinley’s acceptance letter a weak document for focusing on defending administration duties in Cuba Porto Rico and the Philippines rather than on campaign issues. General J B Weaver called it vulnerable and predicted it would be shredded by three weeks of campaigning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Johnson
Executive Committee
McKinley
Guba
Porto Rico
Philippines
J. B. Weaver
Iowa
Imperialism Drives Gold Democrats Toward Bryan in 1900
The Detroit Evening News flags a shift as prominent Gold Democrats, once allied with McKinley, defect toward Bryan over imperialism. It notes ex-Cabinet members Wilson and Olney returning to Bryan and questions whether these so‑called broad‑minded patriots have degenerated or remained sincere in their beliefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
McKinley
Detroit Evening News
Independent
Postminster
Wilson
Olney
Cleveland
Tey
Imperialism and currency politics in the McKinley era
The piece critiques Republican tactics in Chicago and New York, accusing campaign leaders of suppressing and misrepresenting to defend McKinley administration policy. It traces financial policy from the 1890s depression, condemns silver coinage and a gold standard, and characterizes Republicans as opposing metallic currency while favoring bank issued money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Hanna
Cincinnati Enquirer
Republican National Campaign
Chicago
New York City
Republican Party
William McKinley
Harrison
Democratic Party
William Melkinlay
United States Bank
Greenback
Greenbuck
Bankers and politics swirl in a wild political rant
A dense political screed criticizes banking elasticity and gold standards, mocking Republicans, bankers, and leaders like McKinley, Roosevelt, and Hanna. It links wealth, war bonds, and taxation to corruption, imperial hypocrisy, and party manipulation, with jabs at Filipino affairs and Doer subjects.
Douglas Williams to speak in Homer at Firemen’s Hall
Democratic candidate for congress Stephen Williams of Battle Creek will address residents of Homer and vicinity at Firemen's Hall on Friday evening September 14 at 7:30. A Bryan Stevenson and Williams club will form after the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SD. Williams
Homer
Stephen Douglas Willliams
Battle Creek
Congress
Vicinity
Firemen’s Hall
Bryan, Stevenson
Willama Club
Local notices list moves and a sale at State Street house
Frank H. Miller has purchased and moved into 4231 North Marshall Avenue from John Van Arman. Earl Brownell takes a Marshall Field & Co. position in Chicago. Mrs. Brownell will join him there at month’s end. On Tuesday Sept 18 at 10 o’clock the house and lot at 707 West State Street, formerly Mrs. Martin, deceased, will be sold to the highest bidder. Fletcher’s People’s Clothing House promotes its stock with claims of best, largest, cheapest pant stock and fitting clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Miller
North
Marshall Avenue
John van Arman
I Jag
Earl Brownell
Marshall Field & Co
Chicago
Brownell
Windy City
Martin
State St
Nettie H. McCracken
Nettie H Barnes
Burlington
Calhoun County
Michigan
Clara Hewitt
Clara Smalley
Marshall
Calhoun
Iso
Court House
Ualhyan
Stirlington
Marshall, Mich
J. Pouren
Mts
Court and crime calendar highlight in Jackson County
The Jackson County circuit court calendar lists 17 criminal cases, touted by the Jackson Patriot as the largest in years, while September’s county calendar shows 22 cases. The notice also mentions Fletcher's People's Clothing House advertising fabrics, heat makes, and unusually low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson County
Jackson Patriot
Coming Events Listing for September in Michigan region
Battle Creek hosts running races Sept 10 15 Marshall hosts social democratic county convention Sept 15 Crystal sale 60 shorthorn cattle at Glenfoyle farm Sept 18 Three Rivers 35th annual reunion 19th Michigan infantry Sept 19 20 Marshall football against Kalama z0 va Sept 22 Lenawee County Fair Adrian Sept 24 28
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Battle Creek
Marshall
Social Democratic
Glenfoyle Farm
Chrystal
Three Rivers
19Th
Michigan Infantry
Adrian
Lenawee
Grand Rapids
Michigan
I. H. Butterfield
Albion
A. L. McCutcheon
Hillsdale
O. W. Terwilliger
Calhoun
W.H. Arthur
Charlotte
Eaton
Geo. A. Perry
2D Michigan Cavalry
Hastinga
Barry County Air
Bannex
Averebary
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Mr. McKinley
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Hanna
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Pekin
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Gen. Roberts
Harmony
Transvaal
Vletcher
Fetcher's People's
Clothing House
People’s Clothing House
Une
Fletcher
Clothier
Bradshaw
People's Clothing House
Fletcher's People’s Clothing House
Perrett & Sons
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