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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1886
Page
2
A fragmentary editorial note mix cites Chicago prints defending radical causes and predicting party shifts. It mentions Hines as a Republican congressman candidate, calls out Rhee and prohibition debates, and mocks Democratic reform rhetoric. The piece hints at Michigan Republicans arming for September battles amid cross-border extradition concerns.
An opinion piece analyzes Republican ticket prospects with leaders named Starr and Luce, critiques a political misstatement on a private car wine locker, and argues for honesty amid national partisan contrasts. It insists courage and self-reliance will shape the next generation amid economic and social shifts.
In a bygone era during campaigns, marksmen missed ballots but targeted people. A Democrat killed another Democrat at an election last week, reflecting a drastic decline in voter decorum and safety amid Alabama voting days.
Selection from multiple editorials covers political reform calls by Prem Awg and Mayor Grace, reactions to anarchist trials, perspectives on constitutional prohibition, and opinions on republican congressmen. The piece cites editorials from Chicago Inter Ocean, Pittsburg Chronicle, St. Louis Republican, Cleveland Leader, and others. Strong focus on party dynamics, reform, and currency policy without graphic detail.
A discussion on prohibition argues that local enforceable sentiment better controls liquor traffic than statewide laws. It notes that even strict laws fail where enforcement is weak and urges continued local options as the most effective path, citing societal impact and compliance concerns.
The Coldwater Courier reports Republicans across the county warm to J. Conover as a candidate for state senator from this district. They praise his integrity, principle, and fitness, asserting he would serve the district and party with selfless dedication if nominated and elected.
The American Humane Association advises ample fresh water for all animals and access to shade during hot weather. Dogs and cats need drinking water. fountains should be common. Provide shaded resting spots, remove harnesses from horses for rest, ensure stable ventilation, and groom animals daily.
Montreal Star reports the Dixon treatment for catarrh as highly successful with 90 percent cure rates among 2,000 treated in 9.4 months. The method targets living tissue parasites, is home-administered, and claims lasting cures, backed by four years of prior results.
An advertise style note touts the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand Central, with a European plan and rooms priced at one dollar and up, claiming luxury like an elevator and restaurant at low cost. It promotes convenient access via elevated railroad to all depots and asserts Hamliss can enjoy better living at the hotel than other city inns.
The detention of American editor Casus Cutting in Chihuahua after he published accusations in El Centrista inflames cross border tensions. Cutting refused bail, citing U S redress seeking, as Mexican authorities allege provocation by rival Medina. The dispute risks diplomatic friction and potential bloodshed relief.
The piece profiles Ross Raymond as one of the era's most successful swindlers now jailed in New York. It traces his American start as a reporter in 1872, rapid crime spree across the continent, and high‑profile exploits in cities like Virginia City, Denver, Chicago, and New York, noting aliases, travels to London and Egypt, and the media attention his case has attracted. The report recalls his circulation among hotel keepers and journalists, his alleged war‑style bravado, and his long, infamous odyssey through multiple countries before his current detention.
The candidate, a 14 year veteran Armier and lawyer, has long served in public life. He was elected to the state legislature in 18 but declined a second nomination. An active canvasser, he trails as a strong stump speaker with ties to Landon and Haynes. He lives on a farm once owned by John Sevier and expects his fate to turn Republican.
A brief ad invites readers to inspect a varied stock of ponds and special ties offered for sale. The note assures no obligation and welcomes all to visit to review the goods. It promises courteous service and a chance to find items of personal interest.
Farm wagons one and two horse springs seat springs neck yokes whiffletrees devils tre horse eveners harness goods light single harness ingpy whips binder and team whips whip crackers tips sockets relaur line holders buggies carriages tops lazy backs storm aprons wagon covers washers greeco anti rattle brushes cards harness pads dusters fly nets horse clothing and related items cataloged.
An advertisement lists Oliver's combination and various plows and repairs including Q iver, Bissel South Bend, Syracuse side hill, sulky attachments for plows, sully and wheel plows with 22s noted.
A list of riding wheel cultivators two horse walking wheel cultivators steel and wood frame plows hoes shovels spades grub hoes post hole diggers and related garden tools appears in the text. It mentions various farm implements such as wheel cultivators ball tongues wing shovels and hoes for field and garden work.
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