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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1893
Page
8
The piece outlines social activities and meetings in the town, including a women's temperance group event, a barnyard fair, and plans for a September gathering with speeches, supper, and entertainment. It mentions Mayor Veer, Mrs. Cortiss, and local figures, plus updates on school attendance and a few political items.
A violent cyclone struck the city on Wednesday night, tearing down Drapers Opera House and wrecking homes, shops, and the Bell Telephone building. Among the injured and dead are Dr. J. (unidentified) and Mrs. Martha Warner, with memorial services held at ML E. Church. The storm disrupted streets, caused extensive property damage estimated in the thousands, and left city residents in shock as rescuers aided survivors.
Fragmentary OCR describes rail routes and depots with scattered place names and officials. The text mentions Mississippi and Mobile connections, stations in St. Louis and Broadway, with sporadic references to paths and schedules. Details are obscured by garbled characters, yielding a partial, inconclusive record.
Fragmented text appears from a legal style document referencing a trial, a payment of money per case, and a claim about Hall's Catarrh Cure. Names such as J. Cugger and Elmwood appear in disjointed form with garbled attribution. The passage includes claims of medical product efficacy and sworn statements dated December, with public notices and examiner references.
Fragmented notice describes a probate hearing set for the estate of an individual named in a court record. It references a judge, a Saturday date, and a public notice at the probate office. The language is garbled but centers on advancing the hearing and notifying interested parties.
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