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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1878

Page

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Mysterious Murder at Court House Reveals Suspect

The scene centers on Judge Blakely found murdered in his office with a dagger and poker blows. A torn writing on a legal document names Jason Bowers as the killer, though he is in custody after being tracked in town. The crowd, janitor, and surgeons fill the court house as details unfold.

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Court House Murder Trial Ends in Not Guilty Verdict

A chaotic trial at the old Court House recounts a fatal night with Jason Bowers accused of murder. Testimony included a janitor’s locked doors and a bloodstained shirt as crucial proof, but alibi witnesses and cross-examination led to a surprising not guilty verdict after deliberation.

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Boy and shark attack on Last river rescue tale unfolds

A boat trip ends in a dramatic shark encounter near the breakwater, Gates aged 15 bitten and rescued by Cole, who uses a heavy stone to fend off the shark. Gates suffers severe back and side lacerations. hospital care is provided but recovery seems unlikely. Cole is praised as a hero for saving his friend amid the shark’s return in rough waters.

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The Home Doctor Advice From Old Journal Lines

A late 19th century column offers home remedies for toothache nosebleeds and eye weakness. It discusses rest when sick and avoiding unsafe washes, plus a heroic rescue at a Columbia asylum and a public note on a January tale of casualty debts.

Constitutional dispute over debt, loyalty and Fourteenth Amendment

Fragmented article discusses Democratic positions on wartime debts and loyalty claims, citing sections of the Fourteenth Amendment. It notes debates over paying obligations to loyalists and rebel claims, the volume of such claims, and differing stances of figures like Voor and Morton. Emphasis on national unity and standards.

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Southern Democrats vow aggressive tactics in county races

The Charleston era clipping reports Democratic calls for aggressive action to counter Republican gains in South Carolina. It quotes a Charleston paper urging Democrats to fight in every county, expose radical meetings, and pursue arrests and court actions to reclaim power, warning that colored voters must be mobilized and won over.

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Eighteen Munich cemetery corpses on view in floral beds

A Munich cemetery displayed eighteen corpses for three days under a ritual tied to burial. A bell linked to the hands of each body warned guards of resuscitation, with seven infants and eleven adults arranged in beds among bouquets. After three days, undertakers prepared the coffins and families gathered for the funeral.

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