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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1901
Page
7
Gen Harrison former president Benjamin Harrison died at 4 45 PM Wednesday at his Indianapolis residence after a week long bout with grip. The report notes prior illness and lists Obituary context and timing from the World News roundup.
The article notes administration plans to prepare a treaty abrogating or modifying the Clayton-Bulwer Convention before Congress reconvenes. It mentions Andrew Carnegie's marble wall project and retirement from active business, plus a New York probate filing for W. M. Brains's 24,000 word will. It covers varied items from bank shortages in Niles to a New Haven attorney defending young women at a Yale ball.
Madame Bavers travels six years for health finds relief in Hot Springs through Dodd's Kidney Pills. She claims diabetes diagnosed by doctors and asserts pills cured her, enabling return to duties. She praises the pills and urges fellow sufferers to buy locally or via Dodd's Medicine Co Buffalo.
A Paris correspondent reports Prince Jaime, son of Don Carlos, as a pre tender in a Spanish threat plot and connects him to a grand prize of 200,000 roubles in the Russian state lottery.
Ex President Benjamin Harrison dies at 4 40 pm with wife and family at bedside after a long battle with illness. Flags lower citywide and state offices grant funeral honors. He leaves a fortune estimated between 250000 and 500000, a career marked by Civil War service, Senate tenure, and White House leadership.
Hazelton March 15. In an executive session the United Mine Workers adopted resolutions calling each local to appoint a trio to audit monthly miner checks and contracts for the 10 percent raise and to petition Governor Stone to release twelve Oneida rioters convicted last autumn.
In Mass March 13 Ralph Bateman 22 killed his sweetheart Elia FP White 20 at her home then killed himself. Jealousy given as the motive. Bateman fired a shot ending his life after the fatal shooting.
Alarming claims warn that spring brings higher deaths among the weak and sick, urging a quack remedy Dr Greene's Nervura blood and nerve to strengthen the nervous system. Testimonials from apparent users praise rapid health boosts and urge readers to consult their local dealer or specialist.
The New York Tribune notes ominous famine across six large Russian provinces including Kherson Tversk Tomsk and adjacent southwestern and Siberian regions. It cites areas as large as New York state with populations around 11 to 12 million, suffering complete crop failures and widespread semi destitution.
In Pekin on March 15, a foreign ministers meeting continued talks on indemnities. Li Hung Chang's health was reported to be improving yet again. Field Marshal Count Von Waldersee departed this morning for Tianjin.
A plan is described to create a 2 percent combination of Scottish breweries backed by a capital of five million pounds. The aim and potential implications are discussed, though some details remain in doubt.
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