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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1883
Page
5
Schuyler promotes stock including brushes toilet articles and perfumery with rare inducements in this line. Visit Dr Schuyler's old reliable Drug Store to fill prescriptions with pure drugs and competent clerks.
Coroner's inquest in Byron M. Sibley's death resumed with witness testimony and notes alleging a veiled woman seen on the street. A handwritten note from an unknown sender urged officers to stop searching, while a jury found Sibley died from a pistol shot and declared it murder unknown who fired. A $500 reward was posted by Sheriff Loyal Kedoga, with detectives anticipated to come to Marshall to pursue leads amid public sympathy for the family.
A Seattle correspondent writes from Portland, December 1, 1883, describing rain, wooden covered sidewalks, mossy roofs, and an atmosphere of moisture. He notes a large Chinese population, street life, tea houses, and temples, with vivid impressions of Second Street, commerce, and unfamiliar customs observed in the city.
A Michigan act requires all physicians residing in the county to register with the county clerk. Qualifications include five years continuous practice in the state or a diploma from an authorized medical college. Students may practice under supervision. Registered physicians may bill for medical services. false advertising as authorized carries a misdemeanor with fines. The list of compliant physicians includes Edward L. Parmeter, Milton Caborn, F. E. Palmer, and others across Ceresco, Detroit, Eaton, and nearby towns.
A reader describes evenings with a chaotic Chinese theatre, opium scent in the temple, busy docks, and ships from around the world. Mt Hood appears as a striking moment, while Portland’s bright prospects and high property values hint at an immigration boom and unsettled business climate before continuing to Seattle.
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