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Newspaper
Marshall News
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
6
On the Monument grounds during the jubilee fireworks, a treasury official nearly lost his watch to two well-dressed young men who boasted they could steal it. The official challenged them with a bet and chased them into the crowd as they vanished into darkness.
Selection of humorous diary style snippets from exams and legal settings. Early examples mock student misreadings and witty exchanges reporting on training colleges in Scotland and other light pieces. Contains jokes about teachers, maids, and courtroom fatigue with playful language and caricature.
An oral recollection recounts a night at General Miles and Lt. Scott camp during the Cuban campaign. A soldier keeps warm by a growing fire, wakes a sergeant, and accidentally scorches a box and uniforms. The general jokes about being burnt and the guard recalls strict discipline softened by humor amid cold.
The piece portraits Louis B. Reakirt as a famed art patron who gave away over 760000 in gifts and now faces bankruptcy and homelessness. A mix of financial theory and market speculation follows, warning readers to secure margins amid potential downturns while praising Reakirt’s meticulous business habits in past generosity. The article also surveys global language vocabularies and notes on a saint’s tomb, with scattered excerpts from various columns.
In Calhoun County at Marshall Probate Court in the estate of Mary Ogle, after petition by Harry Ogle for an administrator, it is ordered that the hearing be set for August. heirs and interested parties must appear to show cause why the petition should not be granted. A copy of the order will be published in a local newspaper. William A. Lane, Judge of Probate.
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