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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1893
Page
8
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the First Nations Bay of Mar-Mich will be held at the banking boups on Tuesday, January 9, 1894, at ten o'clock a.m. CB Gopzam, Osshbier.
The trial of Conductor Scott ended with a Not Guilty verdict after a crowded courtroom, with jurors taking five ballots to decide. Testimony featured Krake Teat and Baggageman Cargill supporting Scott, while Prosecution and Defense painted contrasting pictures of the wreck and duties of the crew.
Mrs Elizabeth Facey aged seventy died at her residence after Christmas. widow of Dr R A Facey prominent in Marshall, 42 years resident. Miss Lizzie Facey to reside with Evang family on West Green Street. Caleb Handicott aged 81, longtime local pioneer, died at home. funeral at Madison Street residence with interment at Rice Creek. George Sterling died aged 78, longtime Calhoun County resident. funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m.
Obituary notes Elizabeth Lowe died December 19 1793 in Marshall Michigan after three weeks with pneumonia Elizabeth Warnick born August 15 1820 in Chatteris England oldest of 11 married 1843 to William Groomes came to America 1850 lived in Canada then California before moving to Marshall with sister Mrs Wro Pare later married John Lowe of England in 1885 living on Lindes Street until illness ended her life The funeral was held Thursday at the Episcopal Church and burial at Oakridge cemetery Also jurors from a Scott cage trial express thanks to Judge Smith and officers and a separate note from Orrin Doud thanking the court staff The Vienna Neue Freie Presse quotes about Russia’s aims in the Dardanelles and English fleet concerns A Home Remedy for grip Illness suggests hot foot baths mustard hot water and quinine pills
A Waynesburg Republican reports a young lady in Washington County received a horse from her sweetheart's parents to quit him. She refused then kept the horse. Later the parents liked the young man and gave her another horse to reinstate him. She now has two horses and a strong team to start with.
J. W. Loomis advertises two acres of land offered for sale or exchange. Describes one of Marshall’s finest residences with prompt, reliable local business and justice in Marshall. No further details provided.
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