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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1889
Page
4
The fragment lists authors and a dated line, indicating a historical publication entry. It preserves a single terse record with focus on the bibliographic header and the January 11 1880 date.
The Statean Kar invites existing subscribers to recruit new members. A free paper is offered for a family with a current stake or for four new subscribers, plus cash incentives. The note urges readers to spread the word and expand county correspondence, claiming the paper is a top weekly in the area.
A Republican state convention will be held at the Detroit rink on Thursday February 21 1889 at noon to nominate a supreme court justice in place of Thomas Bherwond and two Regents of the State University in place of Charlea 8 Draper and Agalin lair and to conduct other business. Delegates are apportioned by vote totals with at least one delegate per organized society. county secretaries must forward delegate certifications to the state central committee. Caihoun county will receive two delegates.
Editorial notes the New York Sun review of Democratic disarray in Congress and the shift in power after elections. It highlights Morrison and Mills tariff debates, Cleveland supporters, and a push for Judge Frank A. Hooker of Charlotte for Michigan Supreme Court, praising his integrity, experience, and independence from corporate influence. The piece also covers legislative committee appointments, constitutional salary proposals, and broader partisan debates across the era.
The New York Sun and Express praises the American newspaper for its intelligence and polish. It commends its cleanliness fairness tolerance and strong stance on government issues. The paper is hailed as an American authority in editorial and literary matters and a robust advocate for temperance reform. The notice promotes sample copies and introduces Littel s Living Age volume 16 opening with the January issue.
The report recounts Megesse a Hungarian native born Ik who fought under Kogsuth during the 1840 uprising and endured capture in Milan Italy He escaped Italian pursuit with a daring desertion plan and evaded guards through walls hedges and fields before crossing into Switzerland Then via France he enlisted in the French army fought in Africa and later served in the American Civil War Finally he became a government pensioner and sought to see his alive father while evading guards in exile
Readers hail the weekly as indispensable for its breadth in literature, art, biography, philosophy, and religion. Critics call it a treasury of current thought with unrivaled poetry and biographical content, highlighting its editing quality and public value.
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