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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1901

Page

4

Political Opinions and Global Prospects in a 1901 Digest

A scathing freight of opinions on Turkish action in Gendlog, gold demonetization, and U.S. Senate maneuvers. It critiques Senate delays on the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, praises closure moves, and notes shifts aligning Populists with Democrats. The column weighs imperial policy, currency debate, and Teddy Roosevelt’s early courtship of Congress amid international intrigue.

Senate Sevator Morgan House Mr. Hay

Fragmented excerpts mix war talk and satire in late imperial column

The passage presents a collage of wartime bravado and political jests, mentioning a stray attack line about the Kaiser, the House of Commons, and Boer War jibes. It cites weather and groundhog ideas, notes opposition to anti Jewish play in St Louis, and references Senator Morgan and De Wet in a mood of sharp, satirical commentary.

Market prices and beehive nursing bees explained

Wheat rose from 75 to 80 cents per unit provoking buyer caution while fencing goods show a stagnant price line despite other cost increases. The note cites a 10 percent jump for American Fenon on Feb 2 yet maintains the current fence price since Jan 1 1901. Nursing bees in each hive coordinate ventilation by wing fanning near the entrance.

W. EB. Bosley

American Woven Fence Meat Durable at Boaley's Hardware

A local hardware retailer touts the American Woven Fence as practically everlasting with special heavily galvanized steel wire. Sold in 100 pound bundles for 60 cents more per hundred than common galvanized wire, the fence claims to beat bare wire costs by one third and be installable by two workers in a day.

Boaley’s Hardware MW. R. Johnson Bamete W. BR. Johnson Q Acres Lt. Willara Warter Brett Citizens Electric Light Works Kalatiazoo Yale Z. B. Mohler Hmmett Township C. E. Thomas Chas. C. Green Battle Creek

Bucklin's Arnica Salve Promoted In Morgantown Ad

An advertisement from Morgantown Tennessee touts Bucklin's Arnica Salve as a guaranteed cure for eczema and related skin conditions. It claims a case of scald head improved after use and notes the product is available for two bits at H J Hyde's store.

O. D. Isbill Morgantown Tenn Buat Bucklin H. J. Hyde

City Markets Michigan Central Stock Yards Detroit

Market report from Michigan Central Stock Yards Detroit notes a quiet week with moderate demand. Priced quotes show stockers and feeders active, calves strong, and various classes of cattle and hogs trading at steady to firm levels.

Michigan Central Stock Yards Detroit

Cauliflower Culture and Market Outlook in Old Text

A discussion on growing high quality cauliflower for market, noting price, seed selection, and practices. Advice covers seed timing from March to June, soil and manure, irrigation, transplanting, and wintering conditions. Author H. B. Voorhees cites the Harry Snowball variety as a standard and emphasizes careful husbandry for reliable heads.

Hong Vick H. B. Voorhees

Marys in History and Song Across Time and Faith

An Eckford Woman's Club talk explores Mary from biblical figures to Mary Tudor, Mary Stuart, and modern names like Mary Washington and Mary Anderson. The essay links Mary as mother, sister, and muse, notes famous Marian artworks including Raphael's Madonna and Titian, and surveys women named Mary who shaped history and art.

The Statesman Waas Eckford E. L. Owens Ben Jonson Mary Virgin Jesus Lazarus Martha Mary Magdalene Mary Tudor Henry the Eighth England Powel Queen Mary Bloody Mary Bess Mary Stuart Mary Washington Mary Todd Lincoln Mary Lyon Mount Holyoke Seminary South Hadley Masa Mary Ann Evan George Eliot Robert Elemere Lord Correggio Jth Royal Gallery Dresden Titian Academy of ‘Vine Arts Venice Murillo Louvre Paris Corception Morisi Madonne and Stans Holbein Martin Sehongeuer Meister Wilhelm Vouet Bouguerese Botticelli Madonne Jobo Guido Peni

Mary and Easter Hymns Stir Hearts Across Ages

The article reflects on Marian devotion in sacred music from Dante to modern hymnody, noting Easter’s rekindling of Marian reverence. It quotes lines about Mary and the Savior’s tomb, and mentions Mayp Eleanor Bristo of February 19, 1201, and a scene in Vienna’s Reichrath as a sign of ongoing reverence.

Sampson Mary Heaven Eleanor Bristo

American Woven Fence Ad at Bosley’s Hardware

An advertisement extols the American woven fence built from No 9 No 11 and No 12 wire, claiming it avoids small No 16 wire and is repairable by a child in minutes. It contrasts with fences of smaller wire, promises low cost, and invites readers to inspect at Bosley’s Hardware.

Amicalens Bosley's Hardware

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