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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1901
Page
7
Rev. Frank A. Gregory, son of the dean of St. Pauls, oldest missionary in Madagascar, receives the Legion of Honor for aiding natives and French soldiers. He has labored in Madagascar for twenty six years reflecting cordial Franco British mission relations.
A historical look at sugaring time across New England states and nearby regions. The piece traces maple sap collection, traditional tools, shifting to modern evaporators, and notes the cultural merriment of the season amid evolving production practices and the high purity of true maple syrup.
Michael J. Dowling, twice wounded and partially crippled, rises from a Minnesota farm boy to wartime correspondent and newspaper founder. He becomes assistant clerk, leads a state paper, and wins the legislature nomination for speaker, hailed as a young man of ambition and ability.
A short article recounts Millard's view on American soldiers across conflicts from the South American revolutions to the Spanish American, Philippine, Boer, Chinese wars. It contrasts discipline and drill, notes European officers' interest in the American image, and cites a China conference where Sumner and Linievitch discuss passes for a pontoon bridge, highlighting reading English.
Retiring head of Dorlingion Hose charts a rise from clerkship to paymaster and then to president of a large independent railway system. Charles Ky. Mer details the unlikely career path and the firm’s storied status in the industry.
A collage of short items mentions Dean's Ointment for itching hemorrhoids with a customer testimonial from J C Beckhold of Ionia Michigan, pricing 60 cents, and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole agents. Also notes Belmont region news about prize fighters buying property in Bensonhurst and comments on Japanese soldiers uniforms with shoulder strap numerals as European numbers.
Fragmentary schedule notes list various train numbers and routes including Majara and Detroit Night Express. Mentions stations such as Pacifica Express and East Ke, with stops by signal only and trains running one minute slower than local time. Names Janto, Sooke, Ruggles, Gifford appear as officials or agents.
The Weekly Inter Ocean claims to be the country’s brightest family newspaper, featuring all the news and high-grade current literature.
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