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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1888

Page

1

McCarty acquittal spurs debate on law and public offices

The article argues the McCarty manslaughter verdict misapplies statute and condemns jury mercy. It urges voters to elect aldermen with public spirit, notes Albion plans a $30,000 bond for Gale Manufacturing property and discusses a forthcoming special election. It ends with a sheriff anecdote about superstition and a horse shoe tale.

McCarty Punty Berty Sewan Albion Gale Manufacturing Co Gale O. K Rekt Naaurent

Phillips Pounds Peter The Pugiliat Arrest

A late night disturbance at Mary Burpee’s Eagle Street home ends with Peter Hagen beaten and bleeding. John Phillips, a lodger, is arrested after a second assault, while Hagen later files charges of assault and battery. Phillips claims Hagen and two other felons had robbed him. prosecutors postpone the exam due to illness.

Mia Mary Burpee Drewetts Store Eagle Street Peter Hagen Smith Hagen Phillips Tagan Brownell Jas. Constock Justice Cunningham Liv Mra Magen Ingen Msit Melou Opera Burpee of Philips

Attempted Suicide By Shears At Battle Creek Residence

George Haddock a Battle Creek resident attempted to cut his throat with shears at his Maple Street home around 1 20 p m Wednesday. His wife and daughter stopped him, doctors treated two nonfatal neck wounds, and Haddock’s pain from neuralgia was noted as severe but not life threatening. The item blends a local incident with a council minutes page referencing dates and city matters.

Wuralatute Snathar Gre Adewulis, Co George Haddock Battle Creek Maple Street Lamoreaux Batbrick Haddock

St Patrick and the rise of Ireland’s cause across ages

The piece recounts St Patrick’s mission to Ireland after a papal blessing, his early converts including nobility, and the Druids’ opposition. It notes legends of Patrick’s miracles, the banishment of serpents, and miracles around his drum. It covers his Rome visit in 401, return to Ireland, church establishment, and final days at Saul with burial at Down.

Ireland Britain Herate Wicklow Atnell Patrick Bk Tatrick St. Patrick Makes Collan Hose Rome Pape Saballum Armagh Saul Down Ulster Columb Brigid Juno Cathedral of St. Patrick's Church of Laouard Land London

Saint Patrick Chair and Bell in Glen of Altadaven

A fragmentary note describes St Patrick and memorials in Ireland. It mentions the chair, a rudely fashioned rock in the Glen of Altadaven, said to be a cromlech or Druid monument linked to the old religion's suppression.

St. Bevin Cowse Ireland Patrick Glen Altadaven

Ireland's Patron Saint from Legend to History

A long, fragmentary account surveys St. Patrick's origins and life story. It cites competing birthplace claims across England, Scotland, Wales, France and Armoric Gaul, notes birth and death dates with wide variance, and recounts legendary early life including capture, slavery, and early piety before his mission in Ireland.

St. Patrick England Scotland Wales France Holy Armoric Gaul Don Coglan Holy Tours Niall Neoallach Ireland Nwnarch Niall Loire Patrick Calpburuius Concelsa Succath Mucho Huanan Dalaradin Cotteraig Milcho Bixs Buev Nur Patrick Hinself

Irish Saints and St Patrick’s Bell in Early Ireland

A fragmentary retelling traces St Patrick’s mission in Ireland, the emergence of Armagh bishops, and the spread of churches and schools. It notes St Kevin’s abbey at Glenbrough, local relics like St Kevin’s Eiteben and Eicran’s Cross, and the era of Danish and Norman wars before Ireland's two bright civilizations divided by centuries of darkness. The piece shifts to a poem about Irish identity and the Seventeenth and March anniversaries, ending with a brief, unclear reference to Marcus Aurelius on March 12.

Dungagnon Hearta Ike the St. Patrick's St. Bernard Ges Armash Ireland Armagh Europa Pioty A. Revin Shera St. Patrick

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