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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1864
Page
3
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The Soldiers Aid Society reports five regular meetings through June 27 with full attendance. Funds totaling 66.55 were raised and allocated for diet items, towels, cloth, and sewing materials. numerous members pledged quarterly donations and several individuals contributed goods and cash to support relief efforts.
Rev H Hall will speak on his Civil War experiences for the U S Christian Commission. A nearby city heard Rev Prof J C Estanroux describe soldier suffering and the Commission’s work. Gate receipts and gatherings aid Sanitary and Christian causes amid war, with local fund efforts and hospital supplies noted.
The letter confirms Abraham Lincoln accepting the Baltimore nomination for the U S presidency. It commends the convention platform, notes support for the Western Hemisphere policy and Mexican relations, and expresses gratitude to the committee. Lincoln pledges to uphold administration measures as long as facts support them and honors soldiers and the nation’s debt to their sacrifices.
Ja Marakeft June 6, of copeu Sr NEWTON, aged AB yepre. ptioa, ORALS bet Suneay fomping, guiy Si, after a brief Wak pain' hal illneds ARY FANE DICKEY, wife. TT Col Cuamea Town aged 38 years. The circumstances of the death were peculiar, but shared with family. She was admired for wisdom and faithfulness, cherished by children and friends who mourn her loss.
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