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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1889

Page

7

Heroines of Tonren: Two Sisters Stir Rebellion in Tonkin

Outside Hanoi in Tonkin China a famed temple honors Chin Se and Chin Enl two sisters who led a volunteer army against Chinese rulers around year 16. They defended Tonkin then fell in battle as Chinese forces advanced their memory preserved with life size statues carvings and ever burning lamps. The temple hosts imperial era weapons paintings and depictions of their horses elephants and audiences. Children aboard boats roam freely at docks while families continue river life and maritime labor.

Hanoi Tonkin China Yang Womet Don Joan Arc Ule Chin Se Ciin Enl Horsman Lonkin Tekin Kong Li Pring Finkie Dutskirta Leit Esra Vain Endenger Aeopes Sus Two Sisters

Child Life on the Canal Play Yard on Decks

A New York correspondent describes canal boats along the city waterfront where young children roam safely on deck. The Betty Ann at Coenties Slip featured a fenced playground area on the upper deck to keep toddlers within bounds, illustrating daily life aboard floating homes and the ingenuity used to supervise play on water.

New York Sayal Betty Ann Whitehall Coentiea Bhp Ao

Dying Old South Negroes Fade From Plantation Life

A Florida correspondent laments the fading of old fashioned Southern Negro life as plantations change and family servants pass away. He recalls plantation songs, old masters, and the distinct culture tied to the era, noting how the next generation replaces them and the nostalgic memories may never return.

Florida Ole Massa

Virginia Breakfast Delays Tarleton's Raid in 1781

Thrilling yet humorous account from the era describes how a Virginia plantation cook served a rustic breakfast of fried chicken and eggs to British General Tarleton and his staff, delaying a 1781 raid. The meal helped warn Governor Jefferson and the Virginia Legislature, allowing escape from Charlottesville before Tarleton’s troops arrived.

Walker Virginia Tichmond Charlottesville Tarleton Joseph Walker Hatious Thormag Doferson Monticelli Gure Jefferson Tarjeton Republis

Mysterious Note From Asylum Inmate Sparks Investigation

A note found on a Bird’s Miston Inn garden bird reveals the writer, an inmate of a private asylum, pleaded for swift death and blamed a rude attendant for her suffering. The finder traced the author to a private institution and her relatives were located. she was reportedly restored after inquiry.

Miston Inn Bertina Cacary Dunatic S.v

Free Music and Autographs Advent in 1889 Calendar

A fragment describes a Gu6 annual St. Jacobs Oil Calendar for 1889 3 offering autographs of prominent men and a large illustrated collection. It touts “Free Music” and showcases remedies for pain with St Jacobs Oil. Publishers A Vourn er Co Baltimore promote mailing details for free distribution.

St. Jacobs A. Vourner Co Baltimos Inva Draggiers Sealers

Forty two years a man on arrival of steamship

A passenger on the steamer from St Grana was found to be a woman posing as a man. Despite medical examiners declaring her a woman, authorities at St Heller refused land. She had lived as Louis Hermann Lovia Hortman, traveling worldwide for forty two years in male garb, with funds and a history of work as a conser. Police seized items from her lodgings as the case unfolds.

Ereamer St. Grana Shoe St. Briene St. Heller Louis Hermann Ter Onking Abo Wna Louis Nermant Tobosh Onsen Sho Ohla Lovia Hortman Inez Jorasy Dunster Veit

Fragmentary 1839 note with scattered names and terms

Fragmented text from a 1839 document contains scattered names and phrases. The legible parts reference Van Wear Guio and various personal names, with unclear context and multiple misspellings. No coherent event details emerge beyond a dated archival label.

Society reporter invited to kitchen not back stairs

A lady instructs her footman to entertain a society reporter properly when he calls. The note emphasizes hospitality and access to the kitchen, not the back door, while the party aims to expose details of the event for the press. The item also mentions Hoxtotter’s Stomach Bitters and a juvenile Congress page anecdote for contrast.

William Hovss Boston Courier

Cape Codder Echoes of a New England Life

A reminiscence from New England Magazine reflects a Cape Codder’s deep ties to home. The piece threads memory with place, detailing coast, harbor mornings, harvests, and the pull of distant worlds on a boy growing to man amid familiar shores.

Cape Ma= nilin Orlontia North Pole Amato Australian Fifth Avenue Minnesota Aston Wall New Englund Magazine

It Satisfied iWin and The Grocer Dispute

A Detroit Free Press item recounts a man in Anoletin voico claiming he ordered groceries Monday and the grocer complains they have not arrived by Thursday. The grocer demands forty dollars unpaid before further orders, while the man offers excuses about horses, a wagon, or cork to justify payment.

iWin Detroit Free Presa

Entitled on the Best and a Humorous Ledger

An item notes Ayrup of Figs advertised as the best family remedy, offered in We and $1 bottles by leading druggists, amid a cartoonish scene in which a hungry tramp asks for bread and is jokingly offered yeast by a kind but impractical humorist’s wife.

Monky Burt Innis Bariapariila Hood Alidragagista Menor Quincey

Deafness Cured Only by Conventional Remedies

Fragmented account discusses deafness, claims of cures, and a medical device with references to tubes and inflamed ear parts. Mentions potential remedies, a device name, and a historical note about a soldier wounded in battle and a zodiac figure.

Cure and tonics featured in eccentric ad jumble

An assorted patent medicine and herbal tonics ad copy touts Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs and Hibbard’s Rheumatic and Liver Pills. It also mentions a frost girdling an Auburn California tree, a Japan artist, and a supposed miracle soup. The fragmentary text blends product pitches with unrelated notes and local color.

Hibbard Japan Lrson Paige Dralte'g Magazin

Monon Route Offers Florida Travel and Historic Sights

SRIF NG Night Out to Florida outlines travel times from Chisago to Task Aonville and routes through Indianapolis Cincinnati and Louisville. It highlights Monon route Pullman transfers and everyday trains from Chicago to the South with James Barker as a contact and 15 Dearborn Street Chicago address for travel planning. It also notes a London syndicate forming mining ventures in Honduras with government privileges and rich mineral deposits including gold silver lead and copper along with gems and asbestos.

SRIF Florida Chisago Task Aonville Althe Indianapols Cinennati Ratcoors Pailman Chiengzo Jackgonglild Thomasville New Orleans Chattanooga Jacksonville Ting Aconuns Ihe Monon Chicago Thadlulf Conat Monon Jamon Barker Dearborn Chicaga Wranthy English Syndicats London Honduras Foverimentina Kotuschilda

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