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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1893
Page
3
An ad proclaims a miraculous tonic with claims of royal cure from kidney, liver, and digestive ailments. It touts Kellogg's and other tonics, promising relief from numerous ailments and featuring testimonials and a guarantee. The text names Guldes Co and a Cincinnati address for purchase.
An OCR damaged page promotes Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and Wheeler's Heart and Nerve Cure with testimonials from Dr. Davis of Cass County Iowa and other local sellers. It touts cures for bowel disorders kidney issues and headaches, urging readers to buy Greene's and Jivue stores and noting rapid travel health claims.
The Anti Trust convention reported resolutions urging stronger enforcement of federal and state laws against trusts and combinations. It calls for bonding corporate property, limits on overcapitalization, and robust interstate cooperation to suppress monopolies, with committees to pursue joint enforcement and international reciprocity aims.
A steamship Corsica collided with an unknown schooner about three miles off Thunder Bay Island in fog at daybreak. The schooner sank with all hands lost. the Corsica sustained heavy damage but searched for survivors. Nearby, an uptimen yacht was towed but its identity remains uncertain. In Grand Rapids, tennis officials announced a Michigan State Lawn Tennis Association and a state championship tourney to be held in August with clinics and silver caps as prizes. In Detroit, two girls drowned after falling into the Rouge River near Dearborn while attempting a rescue.
Athletes from Ann Arbor take honors at the Intercollegiate Athletic Association northwest meet held at the Wan derrers grounds. Michigan scored 58 to Wisconsin 30 and Northwestern 12. Minnesota struggled. Events won by Michigan include 100 yards dash, 220 yard dash, 440 yards, 120 yard hurdles, 220 yard hurdles, two mile bicycle race, running high jump, long jump, and running broad jump. Lansing reports a separate note on feeble minded schools project and canal rail plans with costs and locations.
Interesting telegrams from Michigan report cherry crops promising, Memorial Day observances, accidents in Albion and Salisbury mine, halted work at Agate Warriol mine, health convention planned at Hillsdale, investigation into Sullivan lynching at Corunna, Kalamazoo board trustees election, St Joseph pioneers meet mid June, ore trains from Ishpeming and Negaunee, horticultural society June meeting in Shelby, Miss Alice Sargrat dies, Dr Choate early Three Rivers physician, Sherwood reappoints Sanderlin as deputy, Detroit barber case tests new law, Jackson building population update, Van Tine family reunion at Goodrich, Gov Keynote address at Van Buren County gathering, aging deaths reflect long-standing county lists.
The 1899 Legislature approved a wide range of appropriation bills totaling 3 720 000 dollars. Major items include support for the Michigan Soldiers' Home, University of Michigan Homer Library, various state asylums, schools, industrial homes, and veterans facilities. Several named institutions received specific funds, with totals varying by program and facility.
A freight train struck a street car in Chicago killing Miss Leos Eldred of Unis city, a Benton Harbor society figure. Charles M. Palmer of Vlurt street died from apoplexy while trimming a shade tree, aged 50, leaving a wife and son. C S Gregory of Dexter, a senior member of Gregory and Son, died suddenly of apoplexy. Fred C Graves set a cycling mark in Belle Isle time. Bay City and Saginaw baseball players face warrants for city ordinance violations amid a Sunday game dispute.
Lansing June 7 report from the state banking commissioner shows deposits in Michigan banks exceed December totals by over one million dollars. The May 4 summary lists seven banks with deposits totaling 7 4 4 25194 and cast on hand at 4 755 000. total resources reach 54 270 554.
The common council receives a petition to clear the old Quaker cemetery on North Fremont Street and convert it into a large recreation park. Work to secure a clear title will begin soon. a monument will be moved to Oak Hill cemetery to honor the dead.
Col Rogers leads 440 cadets from Orchard Lake Military Academy to Camp Liavis at Midway Plaisance. Daily dress parades at 5 pm in various locations. diplomas to be awarded by Gen Miles with President Padimey speaking. Exhibition drill draws 20,000 spectators. cadets showcase veteran-like precision.
Delos J. Blodgett of this city married Miss Daisy Peck in Gravechurch New York on Saturday. They will travel for a year before settling here. Blodgett, a noted lumberman and philanthropist, recently divided a five to six million estate into three shares giving one to his son John W. Blodgett and another to his daughter Mrs Edward Lowe, keeping the remainder for himself.
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