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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1901
Page
2
A poem lamenting a weaving crisis where tangled threads of death disease and suffering threaten a loom. The speaker pleads the Weaver to untangle the skein, restore color, and weave a perfect creation before the day ends, expressing anxieties about fate and healing. The piece appears in a Chicago Advance publication from May by Julian.
In 1899, Frances Brookin confronts a forged will and a guardian scheme as Dr Brodnar shields her from a scheming widow, while Raymond Holbin plots marriage to secure wealth. Frances exposes lies about Louise and confronts a perilous future at the Brookin estate and funeral.
A Cyclone wrecks a boarding house on a bluff killing all but one, a missionary schoolmistress who died protecting a baby she clung to. Her body bore severe injuries yet she held the child until death, cradling the infant in her arms as the storm tore through fences and shredded her attire. An accompanying anecdote recalls a wealthy New York merchant who built a million dollar empire yet wore only undershirt cuffs and a dingy collar, reflecting old Irish gentility.
The Army Adjutant General will marry Miss Edythe Patten of California in a private Washington ceremony. Corbin, age about the prime of life, is widowed with three grown children and plans a residence near the new French embassy site. President McKinley, a longtime friend, will attend the wedding.
New York department store owners report shoplifting surging with one large chain recording a $50,000 loss over the year from theft. Retail executives note escalating shrinkage as a serious problem for merchants across the city.
The 19-year-old Frederick Francis IV, grand duke of Mecklenburg, inherits the throne as his father’s death in 1807 ends a regency. Mecklenburg-Schwerin lies in northern Germany as one of the smaller principalities within the German empire, with the new monarch bearing numerous titles.
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