Independent journalism defense mars political foes
Fragmented formless text criticizes the press and political figures. Mentions Lansing publisher, money from taxpayers, and attacks on media independence amid alleged manipulation and biases.
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1877
Page
2
Fragmented formless text criticizes the press and political figures. Mentions Lansing publisher, money from taxpayers, and attacks on media independence amid alleged manipulation and biases.
A patent granted to Loring Pickering of the Evening Bulletin and Morning Call describes a method to telegraph an entire newspaper page in 15 to 30 minutes. The system uses a stereotope plate prepared to receive magnetic traces, with a cylinder and fingers recording each letter as it passes, producing a facsimile suitable for immediate printing. The text also reviews Utah politics, praising United States Attorney Sumner Howard and predicting possible convictions of Brigham Young and Mormon leaders.
The piece outlines the Softas power in Constantinople, their link to Ulema, and their role in ousting Sultans. It explains religious law as political law, education at moedrodschs, and their aim to defend the Turkish Empire. It contrasts their influence with legal and military controls.
A long column recalls cyclones lifting and depositing boys in fruit trees across Michigan Illinois and beyond. It argues for fair investigation by orchard owners and discusses broader topics from capital punishment in England to Grant’s receptions and Turkish unrest. It also notes hog diseases and climate therapy debates at Chicago.
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