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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1899

Page

4

Mavis Case in Calhoun County Trial Sparks Debate

A convoluted Calhoun County murder case grips readers as jurors remain incredulous at missing proof of a corpse and a verdict of acquittal for Mavis. The Palm front images the controversy while Pingree faces party discipline and Senate power shifts in Michigan politics.

Board of Strategy Houives Mavis Hulbert Calhoun County Commonwealth Michigan Pingree Pingres Chicago Times-Herald Detroit Lansing The Wolverines Burrows Senate

Philippines and US sovereignty pledge debated in press

A writer criticizes the idea of arid warships allowing Philippine governance of the media and calls the offer buncombe. The piece notes the Philippines shifting from Spain to the United States by treaty, with the US to assume responsibility for protecting citizens' interests there and a duty to learn more about the islands before any sovereignty decision.

Medea Carnegie Philippines Spain United States

Death and Dingley Funeral Reflections on Tariff Duty

The piece notes partiality in death for Morrill and Dingley, recounts Dingley’s tariff expertise and influence in Republican circles, and describes the funeral in the House chamber. It discusses a congressional committee taking remains to Muscatine and references Dewey Otis guidance on Philippines policy amid Aguinaldo and Germany.

New England Congress Senator Morrill Representative Dingley Dingley House of Representatives Morrill Senate Washington Musno

Fever-Proof People Fight Malaria’s Grip Worldwide

A medical mystery notes that while malaria kills millions in hot regions, a small group of white individuals show immunity or fever-proof resilience from birth. Some acquire immunity like vaccination, while others remain entirely unaffected by the disease and its fevers. No reason is known for this paradox.

Italy Australia America Ilis Tattia Dug

Build A Practical Low Cost Folding Screen From Simple Materials

A home screen project shows how to determine panel size and frame, assemble a three panel screen with pine skeleton, burlap face, and decorative edges. It explains fabric choices such as denim, creton and tapestries, plus hinge joints and optional wardrobe use for bedrooms.

Women of tact and travel notes in a patchwork era

A historical fragment discusses a brave, tactful woman bearing burdens quietly and guiding gestures of kindness. It covers ideals of tact, a corner sofa project, tea lore from distant regions, and a glimpse of Siamese marriage customs under royal care.

Folatoi’s Wife Manages Tolster’s Publishing Affairs

The widow Talatoi oversees practical publishing tasks for Tolster, handling correspondence and proofs. She has issued two editions of his works, a compact form and a cheaper public edition, while the deluxe edition remains unavailable with portraits of the author.

Folatoi Maneger- Tolster Bla

Turkish Proverb Lore and Coyote Tales From Plains Wit

A collage of rustic Turkish peasant proverbs on piety hardship and wit contrasts with a western Kansas coyote anecdote about cunning and risk elite humor from travelers and sailors. The notes tumble through humor about donkeys weddings and ingratitude and finish with remarks on flesh food vegetarian math and African burial customs.

Remarkable Matrimonial Record in Kentucky History

Mrs. Mary Horn of Prestonbury Kentucky at 22 has had five husbands since age 18. Her maiden name was Jones and her first marriage occurred at 18. her husbands died or were divorced, with multiple remarriages and a recent fourth union ending by mutual consent. Census of world railways shows Europe and America lead growth with Africa fastest proportional gain.

Mary Horn Thomas Horn Preatonbury Jones Europe Asia Africa America Australia

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