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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1884

Page

1

Congressional Campaign Committee formed in 1884 GOP

A joint caucus of Republican Senators and Representatives last night elected a Congressional Campaign Committee led by Senator Edmunds with Representative Miller as Secretary. The panel includes members from California through Wisconsin, aiming to coordinate documents on pending subjects, congressionally and politically. The session also covered court seating disputes, post office finances, and agricultural reports, with routine committee business and budget items advancing.

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Trial opens in banker Meade murder case

Albert Van deear went on trial in Wayraca Circuit Court for the October murder of wealthy banker I. O. Meade. Dozens of witnesses attended as the jurors hear a highly anticipated case. Prosecutors rely on circumstantial evidence while observers expect a lengthy trial over the coming week. The city is crowded with people from nearby parts.

Wayraca Wis Albert Vandeear Meade Wil Parta

Indiana Republican Convention schedule fixed for June

The Republican State Central Committee set June 1 as the date for the state convention to nominate state officers. A State Convention will meet April 17 to nominat e four delegates at large to the National Convention in Chicago. District conventions are scheduled April 10 at Evansville Vincennes Jeffersonville Lawrenceburg Martinsville Newcastle Indianapolis Geigtn District not fixed yet employ Logansport Marion Auburn Plymouth.

Republican State Central Chicago Evansville Vincennes Jeffersonville Lawrenceburg Martnsville Newcastle Indianapolis

Strawberries Sold In Boxes At Five At Fifteen Cents

A Lower Broadway fruit dealer displayed strawberries in rows of five per blue and white boxed unit. A sign announced these boxes for 75c, while larger boxes containing seventeen larger berries bore a price of $3 each. The berries were described as very large and beautiful.

Broadway

Unclear Ocean Weather Report From New Brunswick

Fragmentary OCR notes report extreme cold near Andover and Joly in New Brunswick with temperatures described as 52 below zero and other garbled data. No clear event or entities beyond places and a date of July 17.

Wave da New

Inferno on the Bradford oil spur train wreck

A Wellsville to Bradford oil train fire erupted after an oil spill ignited by a passing freight near Bradford. Three killed and about thirty burned or seriously hurt as passengers leapt from flaming cars. a relief train and surgeons arrived amid scorched wreckage and frozen ground.

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Diamond Robbers Haul Riches From Maiden Lane Shop

New York burglars entered the Goldsmith & Co jewelry shop on Maiden Lane Tuesday night and opened two safes, taking diamonds and jewelry valued at 20000. They also broke into a safe of J. Bulera, a jewelry maker on the Bour above, stealing about 150 worth of gold rings. The burglars fled, abandoning tools and leaving a partially used safe.

New York Goldsmith & Co Maiden Lane J. Bulera Shaw

Will of Joseph Argo Leaves Derby Stock Trust

The will of Joseph Argo, late president of Birmingham National Bank, includes two codicils bequeathing thirty shares of Birmingham National Bank stock to Derby in gratitude for local kindness. The fund accumulates to $5,090,000 and will, over the years, be used to support local secular ethics and academies.

New Daven, Conn Joseph Argo Birmingham National Bank Derby

Will of Ralph Sellew Probate Tuesday in Wil. St

Ralph Sellew died suddenly at the Lindell Hotel and his will was probated. He leaves 80,000 to Saint Louis institutions, including 40,000 to Washington University’s manual training department, 19,040 to St Luke's Hospital, 10,000 to the Mission Free School, and 5,000 each to the Missouri Theatrical Society Episcoe Orphans Home Memories Home and German Protestant Orphans Home.

St. Lovie Ralph Sellew Lindell St. Louis Manual‘training Perwol Washington University St Luke's Hospital Mission Free School Missouri ‘Theatrical’ Society Episcope Orphans’ Home The Memories Home

Dedimonico's Fate Missed Caterer Found Frozen to Death

The missing caterer Charles Delmonico was found frozen in the sand near Orange New Jersey after wandering on Saturday night. Police Chief Creswell will receive a $500 reward. Delmonico’s estate is estimated at $1,000,000. Diverse acquaintances in New York mourn his loss and his famed restaurants close in respect. He was about fifty, Swiss-born, founder of the Delmonico houses and former Wall Street investor amid war era wealth. He employed hundreds across his establishments and faced mental distress after heavy losses.

Naty Orange N- de Charles Delitionico N. d Creswell New York Charles Delmonico Francois Swiverland Tie Wall Street Delmovicos Samuel J.tilden Delmonica Hanover Square Charles Delmonica Madison

National Labor League Plans Chicago Nomination Convention

The independe nt labor league convened in Pimnavenenta on Jan 14 to set a plan for national labor representation at a Chicago convention. Officers elected include S. d. Crooks as president and G. K. Cottrell as secretary. A committee of 25 will organize the July 30 1884 convention to adopt a platform and nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates.

Chicago Pimnavenenta W. A. Causey D. Crooks Brooklyn United States

Swindling Ring Sentenced in Federal Courts

The Fund W swindlers Plemming and Loring, accused of a Hand W notoriety scam, were sentenced by Judge Jan Blodgett in a U S District Court to one year in jail and 3400 fines each. They appealed to Judge Primmend in the U S Circuit Court who granted supersedeas and kept them in 11,000 bail. Judge Drummond will review for a possible new trial.

Cuncauo Dan Plemming

Sunset Cox to Write a Political History Book

New York reports that Sunset Cox will begin a political history book to be published by a Norwich Connecticut house. He has contracted to finish by July and will be paid about 75000 dollars. The work covers the nation from Buchanan’s administration and will contrast with Mr Binie’s forthcoming history of the same period.

New York S. Cox Norwich Conn Buchanan Biniie

Public Library Gift Dedicated in Bay City

The new Public Library presented to West Bay City by Henry W. Sage of Ithaca New York was dedicated Wednesday afternoon. Prof Moses Coit Tyler of Cornell University delivered the dedicatory speech Sir Saxe presented the gift and Mayor Fister gave the acceptance. The building is valued at about 30000 with eight stellar funds comprising the splendid gift.

Bay City Mich West Bay City Henry W. Sage Ithaca N. Y Moses Coit Tyler Cornell University Wade Saxe Fister

The Whale Fisheries Decline Hits Atlantic Whaling Ports

The last year has seen discouraging results for whale fisheries with fewer vessels sailing from Atlantic ports and perhaps a small rise in those leaving San Francisco. The trend shows a steady decline in Atlantic whaling activity.

Mags Atlantic San Fraucisco

Massive Tidal Waves Alarm Towns in January Seiche

Immense tides arising from volcanic movements terrified Montivedeo on January 17. A large dark cloud preceded the waves and a woman laborer was killed by the flood. Local residents report heavy damage as authorities investigate the bizarre encounter.

Buresos Ayrus Montivedeo Builier

Death of a Philanthropic Woman in Matpen Nass

Mrs Valuria Stone died Tuesday from injuries believed caused by a fall four weeks earlier. In recent years she donated over $400,000 to colleges and schools for girls, supporting education and female advancement.

Matpen Nass Jam Valuria Stone

Tragic Garden Meeting Ends in Dual Deaths

At a public garden rendezvous in Feanve two youths from prominent families were followed by the girl's father who fired a revolver. The girl shielded her companion and was fatally shot. The man leaped from a rampart and died, and the father, overwhelmed by grief, reportedly went insane. The incident sparked widespread shock across London society and prompted calls for calm in the foreign relations blur.

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Payne Elected Without Opposition in Senate Vote

In a January 16 session the House elected United States Senator Payne without opposition. Payne received 22 votes with 8 blank ballots. Governor Foster and Commuss C. noted in the tally. The result follows yesterday’s voting pattern as the chamber concluded the contentious selection.

Payne Commuss United States Foster Senate Bleak

Fragmentary 19th century notes on industry and crime

A patchwork of short items reports on varied topics. Canada plans a 7200 new tires drive. orange groves in Mobile Alabama suffer 1 000 000 in losses. a Pittsburgh to New Orleans rail and other transport moves are noted. A dynamite accident in Lebanon Pennsylvania kills a worker. Vanderbilt becomes Pittsburgh & Lake Erie president. Cornell University and various legal and labor items are touched.

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