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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1884
Page
2
The item notes a date 19 1894 and mentions Béirton this Tusue with a figure 1,704 copies. The readable content lists Faivar Bvesya and Dreempen in a historical newspaper fragment.
Fragmented remarks critique Grover Cleveland and Democratic figures, reference Republican mugwumps, and discuss Ohio liquor laws. Mentions banquets for Senator Gorman, Bayard's eulogy on independence, and Dr Reynolds's temperance speeches in Michigan. Concludes with leanings toward election-year strategies and reform efforts.
A pedicler’s stolen goods valued over $300 were taken from a hotel still in the owner’s charge. The court held the hotel keeper liable, noting the owner’s intoxication at the bar does not excuse losses and may increase liability. the appeal affirmed the verdict for the plaintiff.
The California Supreme Court rules that a father's act of allegiance to Great Britain foreigners his son born abroad from US citizenship, requiring naturalization. The long discussion touches on 19th century politics, New York electors, and references to Blaine and Cleveland era themes.
The text lists numerous state by state election results from 1826 to 1952, noting plurality margins for Clay, Jackson, Harrison, Polk, Taylor, McClellan, Hancock, and others. It highlights how several states shifted by small vote margins, with references to Delaware, New York, New Jersey, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Maine, and California amid contested campaigns and alleged fraud and political violence.
In Marshall by 1840 the Hyde family built a durable drug business that evolved into Hyde and Joy, later Hyde alone. The modern two story brick block at State Street houses a large stock of drugs, chemicals, wines, patent meds, and a vast wool and fur trade history. The store emphasizes precise compounding, pure tinctures, extensive truss selection, and an attractive holiday display featuring perfumes from Kastan Wright and other makers.
Herbert Thompson, in business since 1867, launches a new brick two story store at 02 State Street. The shop offers gold and silver watches, rings with pearls and gems, bracelets, diamonds in various forms, charms, and Rogers Bros. silverware. Thompson advertises repairs, low margins, and honorable dealings to assure value for holiday buyers.
From the Marshall business scene comes notice of an established stock at Hyde’s, featuring brushes combs and an array of grooming items, fine soaps, glycerines, lith paints, and dyes. The Detroit Paints are praised for surface coverage and durability, with lubricating oils and dry paints in ample supply. Hyde’s firm is noted for steady growth, respected by county citizens, and a landmark in Michigan’s early commerce.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a new store by Congeee, with mention of counters and commercial pursuits that have emerged in recent years. The readable parts suggest a local business notice or advertisement, but details are incomplete and uncertain.
The Conger store at No 92 State Street in Thompson's block has opened with a wide assortment. It features Christmas gift goods, silk and embroidery items, toys, jewelry, and two thirds the usual prices. Hardware stoves from Acorn line, a ten and five cent counters, and a broad range of household goods are advertised. Mr Conger, a Rome New York business man, is expected to bring steady patronage to Marshall.
An article touts the advancement in stoves and hardware by Qoe maker and others, highlighting a stock on display at John Whalen’s store in the Martin block No 40 Bussell street. Whalen, Marshall native, built a local reputation through enterprise and upright dealings after Fahey & Whalen era ended five years ago.
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