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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
6
The Baltimore American quotes a fragmentary lament about public poverty and pride. It ridicules pockets and balance sheets with irony, noting no dollars line the ledger while tears and gleaming jewels mark a stark contrast. The excerpt mocks leaders and citizens alike, pondering wealth and virtue.
A scene unfolds as Francesa meets President and learns of a hero’s map that saved a key maneuver. Raymond Holbin reappears in uniform and quarreling over duty, while a messenger delivers a sealed note marked with the name Louise, hinting at parole and passage through lines.
In Virginia during secession young men rushed to front ranks. Reymond Holbin emerged early among first to seek commissions. He was named captain of infantry in state troops as graduates from West Point drew demand. When troops shifted to the Confederacy he pursued a colonelcy, backed by his prior service and Brookin influence.
A fragmentary scene shows Louise confronting Holbin about her missing daughter while he pleads ruin and a chance to flee with her. He offers money and a return to an old life, urging her to join him across the ocean, as she remains somber and unresolved. The tension centers on trust, motive, and the looming divide.
A fragmented dialogue reveals Louise planning to force a path through Richmond to gain control of her child and leverage a dangerous information exchange. Holbin weighs danger against promise of delivery and payment, while Louise recalibrates her suspicions and resolves to act.
A garbled passage depicts a tense exchange between a woman and a man, with lines about handedness and recognition. The text hints at fear and partial composure as the scene pauses, leaving characters in a momentary, unsettled state.
A London professor and his assistant Shuttleworth recount a quirky tale of banns in Devonshire, where a yokel asks if he must reappear to marry a sister after choosing another. Uncle Gray jokes about size tales as moral lessons unfold amid witty exchanges and a Western newspaper quip aboutColorado ballots.
A scrambled extract citing population debates from 16 to 30 million plus 12 to 18 million, mentions of Hallinat Paint and Jesuits, Royal commissions, and experts. It includes quotes from Edward Hiss about kidney remedies, Swartwout references, and Father Taylor’s gubernatorial prayer in Boston.
An early advert promises a refund on a 0 cent bottle of Greene's Syrup of Tar if it fails to cure coughs or colds, and a 25 cent bottle offered to prove satisfaction with a money-back guarantee. Signed by FB. G. Seaman & Co. and Syaatwour & Swartwour.
News notes report bubonic plague outbreak in Cape Town and a strict quarantine in New Orleans. Ships must equip hatches with metal funnels to deter rats, while transporters push provisioning for migrations to South Africa. Also mentions Foley Kidney Cure and DaWitt's Little Early Risers as medical notices. Bennett property transactions include sale of Namouna yacht to Venezuela for $100,000 and trial of Lysistrata.
Relief claims from H Histon of 205 State St Marshall Michigan tout a remedy named Relievad Fetenuad for bladder and kidney issues. Advert suggests rapid water relief and urges readers to try the product for swift results.
Mrs. John King Van Rensselaer gave the New York Historical Society a marble slab once marking the Weehawken site of Alexander Hamilton’s duel with Aaron Burr. Removed around 1815 to curb dueling, it was lost for years and reappeared near 1850 in a New York saloon. the West Shore railway later passed the site.
An advertisement warns against cheap mixed paints selling for 81 40 or 1060 per gallon claiming adulterated oil. It promotes Hamm ar Paint Co claims they bottle their own oil, analyze every gallon, and guarantee both paint and oil for five years at 81 35 per gallon, sold only at eee mitt.
A Japanese custom ties a newborn to a planted tree that remains until marriage, when the tree is felled and wood made into furniture. Young People’s Weekly notes this is seen as the house’s finest ornament. Also mentions testimonials for Foley's Kidney Cure from Allen Halverson and J A Spero. Swartwouth Swartwout.
A Columbus man feigned illness to obtain medical benefits by a physician who prescribed medicines he later discarded. The ruse drew attention from the doctor and officials as investigators pursued the dubious scheme.
The document details a large parcel in Marshall Calhoun County Michigan including a mill building and equipment and the sale of the property under a mortgage by Frederick B. Newulis as administrator with will annexed of Bozwell Nulois. The sale is set for the front door of the court house Marshall Calhoun County Michigan. The mortgage and notices reference Roswell S. Nichola and Frederick Nichola administrators and a prior ownership chain.
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