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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
4
The piece cites North American Review excerpts arguing for peaceful Cuban self governance under an American policy shift. It contrasts supposed Cuban docility with American policy and notes calls for evacuation, reform, and avoiding entanglement. It references Sen. Depew and other political currents and includes a local note on the era’s public discourse.
The French re trial of Alfred Dreyfus in Rennes commands worldwide interest as observers weigh civil versus military authority. French cabinet factions push for justice, led by Premier Loubet, while the war minister balances republican support and military loyalties amid a tense political climate.
A vivid sketch of royal stables at Buckingham Palace describing the queen's horses and royal guards. Training for crowds includes banners trumpets and drums while the state carriage remains a prized, costly relic rarely used due to headaches.
A scattered essay reviews Kipling like a commentary on empire and colonial reach. It cites Dorchester on land gained since 1600, notes that 42 percent of earth and 83 percent of its population live under colonies or protectorates, and compares colonial extents across Britain France Portugal the Netherlands and Germany. It wanders to anecdotes about coincidences and lost books, missing rings, and odd travel notes on Porto Rico hotels and American expat life, ending with a miscellany of travel curiosities.
A garbled report on watch exports mentions unclear references and suspected irregularities. The text references parties, entities, and locations in a fragmentary way, implying trade activity with possible questions about compliance and quality.
The document lists county wide statistics on teacher certificates examinations and school conditions. It covers numbers of applicants for various certificates including first second third and special certificates normal school attendance institutes days meetings staffing and district coverage. It also records equipment like dictionaries maps globes and heating ventilation status and curriculum notes.
James Haigh born November 23 1819 in Sleithwaite Yorkshire England was eldest of thirteen children. He came to America in 1839 landing in New York and worked from Michigan to Battle Creek and Marshall as a weaver and factory worker. He married Isabella Crowther May 19 1837 and lived fifty plus years, his wife dying in 1893. A lifelong Democrat and devout church member he died July 45 at his Collins home leaving four children and several siblings. His remains rest in Asia cemetery with funeral led by Rev J J Cooper.
Real Estate and Loan Office of J. Nichols offers farms across Michigan, houses and lots in villages, and civic properties for sale or exchange. Also long term loans at fixed interest. Cash buyers urged to contact Nichols at his office in Marshall or by mail.
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