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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1890
Page
7
Maj William McKinley announces candidacy for the Fifty second Congress in a new Ohio district created by Democratic gery mander. Elected from the Eighteenth Ohio with a 4000 vote margin he remains undaunted by a presumed Democratic edge in the new district, saying his tariff bill prestige will aid his bid.
The New York Tribune argues the manly path is to frame laws ensuring honest votes and counts in Northern States and to make them universal. If enforcement in the South fails or needs federal interposition, that is blamed on Congress, not Southern voters, until Southern states advance in civilization and enforce laws.
1% Jytleo Bolure Soutime. If the South has money to spare for building a Gréent monument, ug perme of her papers are asserting, she would do much better to expend it in bringing to justice some of her citizens who malt ballot-boxes and ossessinate Federal officials.
A quoted fragment from Arkansaw Traveler features a Black man complaining that a man he knew became too sociable. The critic recalls a prior incident when the man allegedly cut him with a razor, creating tension over perceived friendliness.
Fragmented note describes a breakfast request at Blinkville with odd dialogue and unclear participants. Mentions a sleeping person and a drowsy traveler, reference to seven dollars, possible objects and a vague sequence of events. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or names.
An account from Pine River recounts a cache of pemmican set under river ice by Cline and companions for a return journey. Dogs allegedly attempted to reach the frozen supply, leading the party to patrol and secure the cache before dawn in harsh, subzero conditions.
An 19th century advertisement touts Beasham's Pills as a safe herbal remedy for various ailments. It asserts correct dosing prevents harm, promotes stomach cleansing, blood purification, and muscular energy. Thomas Basuham of St Helens and B F Allen Co of New York market at 25 cents a box with mail order to customers.
A clipped reminiscence quotes a humorist who foresees national fame, praising humor as life’s saver and creator of healthful smiles. It contrasts praise with sharp critique of sensational papers and the hollow humor market. The author laments the superficial press and notes his own precarious position on a newspaper.
A medicinal compound touted as a preventive against fever and stomach disorders for travelers, mariners, and immigrants in malarial zones. claims include protection from extreme climates and long voyages. Chinese steamboat cook faced exclusion under the Chinese Exclusion Act after failing immigration compliance. bond of $200 posted pending decision.
A jumble of word origins traces varied terms to older roots from Latin French Icelandic and Roman terms. It links valet to varlet as vassal descendants, explains villain from laboyer on a villa, and connects queen to wife or mother while noting shifts in usage across languages and eras.
A soldier notes that true greatness lies in noble reaction to defeat. He describes rising above adversity and maintaining an unmoved front against reverse and abuse, framing life as a prolonged struggle rather than mere luck or surface appearance.
The Teachers National Association plans an excursion to the annual meeting in St Paul from July 4 to July 11. Special low fares and through cars will be offered from various routes, with return passage after July 11 to September 90. For details, contact a ticket agent or John Sebastian, General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Also mentions Alfred Scott and Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil, European reach, and various European travels.
A report describes Martin Vi Tnok of Fast Winn Ma being attacked at Madagascar Lake on the 22nd of a month by a dynamite explosion near a rock shore. His body surfaced after about twenty five days in the water following the incident.
A new through line of vestibuled Pullman sleeping cars launches Saturday June 15 1890 linking Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul with Helena Spokane Beattie Portland and Tacoma. Westbound departures from Union Station at 6 30 p m with rapid connections to Piney through dining car service and through tickets via the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Northern Pacific Railway. Special Pullman cars for the Yellowstone work add direct through service to the World’s Wonderland and Northwest. Tickets and schedules available at Chicago office 207 Clark street and Union Station.
The report notes results from weighing 203 newborns to determine brain weight. The male brain weighed 1 pound 9 ounces and the female 11.6 ounces, with brain weight to body weight ratio about 1 to 8. This estimate reflects early scientific measurements on infant brain mass.
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