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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1894
Page
4
The Statesman reports on William W. Parnes death, long Senate tenures, and a Detroit News quip. It covers Democratic faction fights, calls for a July Grand Rapids Republican convention, and Ellis defense in fraud cases. It notes Michigan governors, one-term movements, and debates over official term limits and salaries amid a turbulent political climate.
An editorial argues that $800 per year is too little to attract able lawyers and keep them in Lansing. It contends state salaries across departments are stingy, leading to neglect of duties as officials pursue other work while "signing" documents remotely. It calls for higher pay to ensure devoted service and responsible governance.
True Liven Saver of Junction City Ill and Mr Eggera of San Francisco report Dr King New Discovery cured dreadful colds approaching consumption. W Drake drug store sells trial bottles. Also advertised Electric Bitters Liver and kidney tonic and other tonics claim cures for malaria headaches and skin issues.
Aristocratic circles protest a sudden rule capping official presentations at 200 per drawing room this month. Lord Carrington is accused of party interests, but the queen's orders set the limit. Families prepared for town houses and dresses may face long delays awaiting the next season.
The Coburg wedding draws intense royal and political attention across Europe as the czarowitz and Princess Alix of Hesse enter a crucial alliance among England Germany and Russia amid Bulgarian tensions. Reports note the absence of Prince Ferdinand signaling ongoing disputes with Bulgaria while observations from the White House tour highlight the Red Room and other parlor interiors.
A Chicago city scene recalls the beloved World’s Fair exhibit, the Summer Girl, seen on State Street in a white gown with lilies of the throat and roses at her throat. Crowds marvel as she strolls, shops, and smiles, signaling spring’s renewal and gladness she remains on earth.
Archibald Forbes, a leading writer, predicts the next major European war will not occur before 1896. He notes France and Russia field over 1.69 million troops, Russia short on modern arms, while Germany Austria and Italy muster about 1.2 million well equipped. Forbes suggests new weapons to be issued by Britain could trigger the conflict.
Bt Colne reports on the canonization trend in Rome with Jong of Arc cited and introduces a parallel canonization of a Mr. Callina by another church, while raising a question about Episcopalians in South.
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