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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1898

Page

2

Christmas quarrel ends after twenty years of silence

A New Jersey couple, Mr and Mrs John Stewart of Matawan, who stopped speaking twenty years ago over church quarrels, planned a party to celebrate their reconciliation on Christmas Day. Neighbors wonder which spouse first yielded. Mrs Stewart continued church attendance while he stayed home.

Fosband Terenty New York John Stewart Matawan Stewart Mrs. Stewart Ian

Fire hit Iron Mountain home killing four children

At West B street residence of A. Richter an incubator lamp exploded during the night fire. Two children ages nine and eleven died, two younger siblings aged four and six are fatally burned. Richter and wife escaped by jumping from a second floor window, he cut by glass. Seven escaped in all, five uninjured.

Iron Mountain A. Richter B Street Richter Chhildren

Michigan asks to raise quota through township apportionment

Lansing May 27 Governor Pingree says Michigan will enact to raise the remaining quota of 2,400 under the call made Wednesday. Recruitment centers will rendezvous at the present camp as plans shift to allocate troops by township and ward based on eligible men. Controversy grows over apportionment as costly transportation and disruption to cities are cited. officials weigh accepting offered companies while awaiting a final plan. Also reported is the death of Joseph Duckles of Kalamazoo, a celery industry pioneer born in England who helped shape modern celery farming. he leaves a wife and seven children.

Lansing Pingree Michigan Eton Asataby Matou Ustand Luke June le Guy Doneeer Joseph Duckles Kalamazoo Joseph Duckley England Gera Irish Gay. Pingree William Shakespeare Michigan Volunteer Shakespeare Ani Mishbigan Michigan Department

Michigan Democrats Schedule Grand Rapids Convention June 22 1898

Detroit May 28 The democrates of Michigan will meet in state convention in Grand Rapids on Wednesday June 22 1898 at 12 oclock noon to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer auditor general attorney general commissioner of state land office superintendent of public instruction board of education and to transact other business. Delegates allocated by county based on votes. each county at least two delegates. Grand Rapids May 24 Union Silver party also to convene June 22 1895 to nominate state officers and conduct business inviting anti gold standard electors to participate in delegates primaries. Grand Rapids May 4 People’s party Michigan to meet June 22 for state offices. counties receive delegates on 1896 basis. at least one delegate per county. Lansing May 28 Rebuilding state convention set for August 24. Ney and F E Britten of Albion resigns as pastor to chair party.

Detroit Democrate of Michigan Grand Rapids State Land Office Aince Union Silver Party People's Party of Grand Rapide Lansing Ney F. E. Britten The Baptist Church At Albion

Decoration Day Observed Amid Absence of Young Militants

Decoration Day was held as usual with veterans escorted by fewer young militamen. Floral plates on the spklers' monument in Campus Maris honored Maine welles dese of the rebelion. Maybury and others spoke at the Auditorium where patriotic songs by school children were sung. Woman's Relief corps groups arranged grave decorations, aided by school children.

Campus Maris Maine Wells Maybury Auditorum Woman's Ellet Corps

Memorial Day Exercises With Regiments at Island Lake

Memorial day observances at Island Lake featured the Thirty-fourth regiment marching to the parade ground with a dirge as the flag waved at half-mast. Col. Peterman and Gov. Pingree gave brief addresses at the governor’s headquarters. Col. Irich of the Thirty-fifth addressed volunteers. Separately, Ann Arbor hosted the Peninsular Oratorical League contest with six high schools and honors for Wells Utley and Mailtox App Arbor.

Island Lake Thirty-fourth Regiment Bothem Peterman Pod Gov. Pingree Col. Irich Thirty-fifth Volunteera Ann Arbor Bay City Detroit Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Saginaw Wells Utley Trait Mailtox App

Lyoria to ban bicycles with bells in village reform

A Kingston era amid scattered items reports a plan in Lyoria to enforce electric fighting and an ordinance in Ponting Common council requiring every bicycle to have a bell and lantern. An Oxford minister petitions to close all village businesses on Sundays as Eliza Hitchell is convicted of manslaughter for killing her baby. The state police chiefs convention sits Mt. Clemens June 28 29.

Lyoria Ponting Oxford Nave Eliza Hitchell Grand Rapids Mt. Clemens Ita Detroit & Romeo Herman Stoffler Vicksburg Chilkoot Trail Alaska Wheeler Ship Yards West Noy City Michigan Coldwater Wolverine Bridgman St. Joseph Bay City Robert Beutel Poe Company Philippine Islands Northville Wayne County Calumet & Hvely Up Stobinson Thomas Hunting Michigao Fernie Seminary Kalama Share & Mighig Hina

Tobacco Use Linked to Slow Vision Decline, Doctor Reports

Dr Francis Dowling presented findings at the Mississippi Valley Medical Association showing habitual tobacco use, by chewing or smoking, correlates with progressive vision impairment. In a study of 150 factory workers, over half exhibited persistent pupil contraction and other signs of eye damage, with slow onset delaying awareness.

Francis Dowling Mississippi Valley Medical

A Wonderful Statement From ailing Patient

A bedridden patient recalls a dreadfully ill spell while doctors claimed cure but failed to help and the narrator finally gave up in despair.

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