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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1891
Page
4
A San Francisco style political note urges Michigan Republicans to vote in April for Judge Montgomery for the Supreme Court, while a Florida correspondent reports three quail hunters in Beresford encountering a five foot ten inch rattlesnake with twelve rattles, leading to a cautious retreat.
John Moriarty, known for work at Samuel Hodgins' lumber camps at Black Brook, visited the city Monday attracting attention. Standing about six feet four inches in stocking feet, 25 years old, he wears No 19 moccasins and is famed for his strength tests among lumbermen. He heads to Brownville to cut wood under a new contract, his ax swinging likely to rank with Maine’s top choppers.
A Swedish illustrated paper drew Russian officials’ ire when a paragraph provoked objection. The response ordered all numbers to be called in and the authorities demanded the papers be surrendered, according to the Loufion News.
The obituary recalls Albert Arnold Clark born January 15 1861 in Eckford and son of Geo P Clark. A noted lecturer and health official, he battled typhoid fever and brain inflammation in 1900s. He died March 2 in Aiken South Carolina and was mourned in Lansing and Calhoun County for his brilliant intellect, public service, and enduring literary legacy. Funeral rites were held in Lansing and interment followed at Lyon Lake, honoring a life of scholarship and civic contribution.
In Prebste Court March 5 probate actions for Oliver P. Kelly Tolman W. Hail Stephen Langridge Gee Lincoln Hannah G. Easterly Maud Burton Elizabeth M. Bwift Geo A Rial Thomas Faulkner Frank H. Smith Delevan Shoenanker Orpha E. Sawyer and others. Also real estate transactions and licenses to sell within March including Battle Creek properties and named heirs and administrators with bonds noted.
Listings detail numerous Mar transactions in Albion, Marshall, Convis and Battle Creek, noting deeds and parcel descriptions, buyers and sellers including Powell, Carver, Miller, Kappis, Francisco, Warrick, Veeder, Hubbard, Meachem, Welch, Fish, and others. Values range from 200 to 8,000 dollars with parcels in Sec. 2 Emmett to Frisbie additions.
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