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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1889

Page

3

Pension Commissioner defends service bill and cuts pensions

In Chicago a pension official denounces a published interview as a malicious lie while defending a policy to trim monthly pensions to 4. A. L. Tanner cites opposition from G. A. R. posts and insists on a pension for every veteran, promising lawful action and detailing steps to purge excess payments.

Tanner Chicago Amy Ehars Congress Treas Pichera Pension Galt Allard G. A. K. Pension Committee G. A. R. Posts New York General Block Geeneral Black Ito Lamar Ofica Black Waeri Rocynon Consolidated G. A. T. Poste Pensigna Harison Aly, Goon Ny Harrison Law Pension Department Soma Howe

Patriotic Words by President Warrison at Woodstock Celebration

President Warrison delivers a Fourth of July address in Woodstock Connecticut praising unity and national resolve. He thanks attendees, emphasizes internal dangers to the republic, and lauds veterans and civic virtue while noting political planning by the Democratic National Committee to contest four Northwest states.

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Newport Summer Queen and the Gilded City’s Allure

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE describes Newport in the late 19th century as a polished resort masking hidden wealth and libertine temptations. It follows visitors mixing with luxury, polo, and seaside amusements while noting sharp class divides and the refined manners expected of “the swells” amid Vanderbilts’ mansions and exclusive retreats.

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Sunday School Lesson on Keeping the Ark of the Lord

The reader is reminded that guarding the holy ark requires a prepared people and reverent worship. Ancient Israel's fate shows God’s righteousness is approached with caution, and nations reflect their devotion through spiritual readiness. The piece connects Israel’s Mizpah gathering to early American religious reverence and urges personal repentance and steadfast faith.

Sam Byron Bethshemosh Holy Tafh Kirjath-Jéavim Iirjatndonvim Mieazur Ameria Tarael Milo Broadus Israel Jarel America Tulsa Jerael Guary Washington Revolus Flon Jonathan Doucher Moncure D Conway Mttle Mizpeh Tistory Centurion United States Ebenezer Samuel Eleaezer

Conundrum Fragments From An Old Riddle Page

A string of fragmented era jokes asks about biblical money, the dove and ark, aging hair versus mustache, a puzzle about a train at 12 50, and a horse sense verse. The rough copy references a man called honorable beating his wife and a van with a broken gait.

St. Paul

Bridges Swept Away In Johnstown Flood Tragedy

Johnstown New York sundered by heavy rains flooding streams and washing away bridges. Ten thousand dollars in mill and property damage reported with multiple drownings and many residents rescued by night search along the Mohawk river.

Johnstown Shriver Ferry Street Aft McDonald Northup Felica Justice Anderson Johnstown, Onda Gloversville PDA Nern Oey Albert Cokely Evans’ Mills Treadwell A.m Charles Frear Evans’ Mill Chief Corbett Peter Evang Purdy-Case Nellis Vosburg Schriver's Mill Mohawk River Main Blecker Blecker Street Maine Street Fonda, Johnstown Alany Armel Groversville

Fatal wreck on Mexican Central Railway near Chihuahua

A train plunged from an embankment five miles from Chihuahua after heavy mountain rains undermined a sand abutment. Two passengers were killed instantly and about nineteen injured, eight of them Americans, with Randolph, Wells, Fargo & Co. express messenger fatally hurt. The accident followed a washout of the track amid rainfall of twenty five miles per hour.

Chihuahua Randolph, Wells, Fargo & Co

Burke Extradition Ordered for Martin Burke in Gronin Murder

Judge Bain in Winnipeg issues order for the extradition of Martin Burke alias Frank Williams. Burke is linked to the murder of Dr. Gronin and, unless an appeal is filed, will be sent to Chicago once papers arrive from Ottawa.

Newport Bain Winnipeg Martin Burke Slias Frank Williams Dr. Gronin Chicago Ottsya

Swiss government denies Germany's right to regulate Swiss residency

The London Standard's Geneva correspondent reports the Swiss government denying Germany's right to control permission for Germans to reside in Switzerland. The Burdesrath anticipates Germany will denounce the German Swiss treaty of 1678 upon receipt of the note.

London Standard Geneva Switzerland Burdesrath Germany

Conditional offer for Axtell declines and counter bid

An offer of 0,000 for the trotter Axtell made by Mr. McKinney was declined. If Axtell lowers his record of 3 15, Mr. Boosner will bid 100,000 for him.

Axtell Trotter Axtell McKinney Axetell Boosner

Gave His Life for Another at Long Branch

William Hoory Kirk of Long Branch New Jersey lost his life while trying to feed a stranger who had ventured out. He suffered cramps and drowned in the attempt, a selfless act remembered in the community.

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Sonstex Washburn Quits Milling

Milling firm Washburn Martin Milling Company of Min i dissolves as Senator W D Weghburn withdraws from business. The dissolution is set for September 7 next, with the Wesbonto Crosby company capitalized by John Crosby taking over and forming the new partnership.

Sonstex Washburn W. D. Weghburn Washburn-Martin Milling Company Mini Wesbonto-Crosby Ba John Crosby

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