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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1895

Page

6

The Rose Endures A Sailors Revolt On A Staunch Ship

In a grim forecastle aboard the Rose, ten men endure rotten stores and near mutiny. Black Sam leads a demand for repair and fair rations, threatening to abandon the ship if Jones the captain does not seek port. The crew’s protest ends unresolved, with the conflict to be continued.

Scauan Strang Black Sam Peter Bick Sam Mr. Chips Br. Chips Black Sum Rose Liverpool England Atum Mr. Johnson Sam London Capt Jones Black Nate Chips Captain Jones Great Britain

Cromwell's Head Revelations Stir England's Crown Debate

A sensational report claims Cromwell's head was found in England in a mislaid box, bearing wart and facial features matching Oliver Cromwell. Royalists debate the display of his relic as Parliament weighs poll and policy, amid calls for statues and royal disfavor.

England Oliver Cromwall Ike Cromwell Cromwell Westminster Hall Charles I

Lodging Io and Ropehouse at Loyoe and Spruce Streets

Secretary Saunders of the election commission calls ropehouse a lodging saloon at Loyoe and Spruce kept by Peterson. Lodgers pay 3 cents for a chair and sleep with heads on a rope, awakened by a rung starter or a banging board. late attempts to rouse by rope, with adding rope supports. Chicago Tribune reports University of Wisconsin women at Lawrence decide navy blue uniforms, gym bloomers, and street skirts, a first for western colleges.

Io & Ropehouse St. Louis Saunders Election Commission Ealla 9 Loyoe Spruce Street Peterson Chicago Lawrence University Appletus Wis Boui Ike Bhobs Lawroned Ublfurm

Three Strange and Remarkable Men as Dames and Musketeers

Three odd figures are described as strong in athletics cooking and art, each excelling in one field but not others, as per a Rochester Post Express fragment. The Washington Star notes a civic mood of anticipation and tax scrutiny in the welcoming city. The Breakers promote Digestive Cordial, claiming it relieves stomach troubles and digestive distress. An investigation is mentioned but not detailed.

Morocco Ghaven Aggie Acre Peter Thia Dames Dumas Rochester Post-Express Narpenm Americana Dilian Ralph China Japan Richard Harding Davis Caribbean Sea Rufus F. Zograum Frederick Bemington Poultnoy Bigelow Kiel Canal W. Whitnes Essestulir Strong W. DL. Howells S. R. Crockett Harper & Bruthera Harper's Periodicals Harper's Magazine Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazar Harper's Round Table Canada Memco Harper & Heathe P.G Harper's Hazar Gods i Martaining BAZAR Paris Berlin New York Farhions Katharine DeForest Harper & Brothers Harper's Ine Harper's

Featherth Monster Proposed in West Virginia Discovery

Bling Midkiff of Hanlin Lincoln county urged the State Historical and Antiquarian Society to send a taxidermist to Hamlin to verify a supposed feathered monster bird. The bird, 7 feet 4 inches long, was shot near Vannnters creek by W W Adkins and Biddin from Tunlin, who killed it with five rifle bullets after a failed capture attempt. The creature measures 4 feet across the bill area, with a 19 inch neck and 13 inch body width, dark brown plumage with light blue on the wings and breast. The event was reported by the Baltimore American.

Bling Midkiff Hanlin Lincoln County Charleston W.a State Historical and Antiquarian Society Hamlin West Virginia Bidki W. W. Adkins Tunlin Vannntters Creek Adkins

A Woman as Almoner and Pile Cure Advertisements

The text describes W W Sinward forwarding funds for Christian Herald relief via Dr Grace N Khibell of Bangor Maine as missionary distributor with ties to Armenian homes. It also promotes Irving Illinois resident Fred Miller’s kidney issues and relief from Biertele Bitters, plus Pyramid Pile Cure offered by Pyramid Co Albion Michigan as a safe non surgical remedy.

W. W. Sinward Eastern Tarkay Christian Herald of New Yourkia Grace N. Khibell Van Bangor Woman's Board of Missions Maine Woman's Board Kimball Fred Miller Irving, Til Dirsbaela Drug Store Wharton Pyramid Co Albion Mich

Epilepsy 20 Years Firmly Improves With Remedy

Letter from Milwaukee describes a 20 year epileptic sufferer once a lumber product maker who could not find relief after trying many physicians and a hundred remedies. After using Dr Miles Hesterative his health improved and he credits the treatment with substantial recovery. Dr Miles remedies sold with a guarantee or money back.

L. W. Gallaber Bir Gallober Milwaukee Fou Chas Gallacher Revd St Miles Haru Dr. Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Wonderful Kidney Pills Claim Cure for Kidney Swellings

A Jackson Citizen excerpt tells of a man’s kidney swelling, loss of mobility, and gradual recovery after five boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. The testimonial credits dramatic improvement to the product, noting complete swelling disappearance and renewed health. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foaster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N Y, agents for the US. Remember the name Doan's.

Jackson Citizen A. EB. Wing N. Inoxon Street Jackson Mich Helen Keener Michigan State Prison Inyang Donna Dean Foater-Milburn Co Buffalo

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