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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1897
Page
4
A fragmented advertorial mix from Marshall Michigan circa 1807 outlines subscription rates for The Statesman, notices and obituaries, and mail deadlines. It includes county election tickets with names such as ARLES D and WILLIAM J. COU CHARLES D. LAWTON, plus a dramatic remark about the Sultan and Armenians.
Democratic papers worry over a probable surplus, but the public will tolerate a surplus with less concern than past deficits from the current administration, reflecting broader political attitudes rather than immediate fiscal panic.
A fragmented report notes discord among great powers as Qiat Baylin withdraws from a Greece port blockade plan and Salisbury is alleged to have hidden motives, heightening tensions. The piece mentions Greve as the only eastern country moving with ceremonial grace, stirring crowds globally.
The text argues publishers must answer to their own conscience as the ultimate tribunal. It declares conscience the final judge guiding truth and integrity, beyond public editorials or external pressures, shaping the conduct of all who wield the press.
A magazine titled Modern Medicine asserts oysters are vile scavengers risking disease. The piece mocks dietary value for humans while lampooning editors and urging readers to reject oysters as months pass.
The piece rails at opponents and praises the Republican tariff plan as broader for the nation, despite flaws. It mocks Wilson critics and defends Dingley style measures, arguing the policy strengthens industry and revenue over Democratic alternatives.
A fragmented listing details numerous property transfers and parcels across Battle Creek and nearby towns including LeRoy Albion and Newton. Items mention buyers and sellers such as Mary F Huxford, Juliette P Follette, James W Perry, Edward Piper Sr, Archibald RK Henry, Geneva Spires, and Homer F Eyre, with various acreages and prices. several notes reference lots on Sec 5, Sec 15, Sec 26 and 27, plus locations in Homer, Newton, and Battle Creek. A fragment about bean seed suppliers advertises agricultural goods and farm services.
A public endorsement from local leaders of Calhoun County praises A G Randall for five years of school progress. It highlights unified curricula, Arbor Day tree planting, large teachers reading circle, and high per capita efficiency while noting extra efforts beyond duties and significant travel savings. The group urges Randall’s re election for two years, presenting a cross party appeal.
Deputies and officers pursued burglars after a store break in near Hattie Creek. A lone intruder fled, while Rathbun and an assistant alerted security, guarding the scene until authorities arrived at daybreak. The miscreant escaped with the loot, leaving behind broken glass.
A Washington report outlines Dingley tariff bill claims about duty rates versus McKinley, with Dingley rebutting mischaracterizations. It notes battles over patent lotteries, Senate actions on appropriations, and Republican gains in the Senate chairmanships amid Democratic disagreements on vacancies.
A Marengo letter laments lax oversight over misconduct and vandalism by authorities after a man named Phelps was accused of beating an opponent. It urges investigation and protection for peaceful neighborhoods, noting county workers and officials have been asked to respond.
Obituary fragment notes Sarah G. Sarahee Beil born March 4 1804 in Stil Water Saratoga County New York and died in Marsh mh, with limited readable details from the aged clipping.
New Pro-Bri carpets are introduced with 1 yard wide options. The firm announces it is sole agent. Details on availability and pricing are limited in the fragment.
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