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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1891
Page
2
The article recalls the Grant memorial and public tributes, noting a ceremony in Helena County with officials and engineers involved. It details a deadly accident near Rowtling Green, with casualties named, and mentions political happenings, conventions, and post office policy actions affecting carriers.
A chaotic scene unfolds during a Decoration Day exercise as a mob clashes with guards, with multiple stabbings reported and civilians fleeing. Witnesses recount a violent attack in Willesville, a melee that escalated as armed residents formed a line and attempted to aid those injured.
A damaged report describes Govress's police parade with crowds on Broad Way and a sequence of accidents and injuries. It notes inspector Thomas Byrees and multiple fatalities including a woman who leaped from a Lincoln Park sanitarium window and others crushed or injured in the rush.
The Newfoundland assembly met at St Johns to consider a local arbitration bill tied to fisheries and the French shore dispute. Delegates faced opposition, the bill passed through readings, and a conflict erupted over naval and colonial powers, with ministers and aides aligning with or against the measure amid protests and strain in party lines.
Telegraphed instructions reach the Behring Sea commander as U S revenue men fear Canadian poachers will strike within two weeks. Diplomatic wrangling with Britain hinders a quick close of Behring Sea sealing, while American authorities await a possible late intervention.
Fragmented report details James McHenry and allies amid a London deposition, revolt attempts, and political upheaval. Mentions McHenry, Lisburne, and the Newark- era figures, with references to royal household, finances, and the Warwicks era power plays.
In a New York courtroom the jury found Pasqueece Robertelio not guilty after a dramatic verdict. The defendant, accused of killing her lover who allegedly abused her and failed to keep a marriage promise, was cleared as the crowd reacted with shouts and signs in the courtroom.
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