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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1893

Page

3

Kellogg's Columbian Oil Promises Quick Cures for Aches

An advertisement touts Kellogg's Columbian Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism kidney complaints and a range of pains. It claims rapid relief and even life saving benefits while urging readers to visit Greene's drug store for a trial circular and use Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Cough Remedies for related ailments.

Callat Uvde Eowlyrndeeds Lig James, Lambert New Brunswick Chamberlain Ania Greene Wearé Centervilla Ace Centerville South Dakota Greene's Mar Joly Bishop Portland Mills Tudiana Kellogg’s Columbian

Golden Specific claims cure for liquor habit text

An ad filled clipping promotes Dr Halnes Golden Specific as a harmless powder that can be added to beer coffee or tea without patient knowledge and guarantees a rapid cure for drinkers and alcoholics. It cites thousands of cases and offers 48 page details free from Olden Specific Co Cincinnati. Also mentions Cubeb Cough Cure promising one minute relief for hacking cough and prevention of consumption with testimonials.

Halnes Olden Epfcific CO Rage St Cincinnati Clgb Mar

Castoria Mentions Across Fractured Verse

Fragmentary lines invoke Castoria as remedy and cradle memory. The verse iterates child and baby images with scattered phrases implying care, sympathy, and affection, though distortions and misspellings obscure clear narrative or date.

French Cabinet Crisis Deepens After Resignation

Paris reels as minister of justice Dourgéoise resigns amid Panama disclosures. Bourgeois refuses to stay, Ribot seeks delay, Develle temporarily takes over. Police chief Somoury and commissioner Niccolo face dismissals. Public confidence collapses as Panama revelations surge.

Ifis Pice Panis Dourgéoise Panathe Mme, Cott M- Sainoury M. Bourgeoise M. Ribot M. Sainoury Mme. Cott Panama M. Bourgeois Assize Court Mr. Ribot Carnot M.develle M. Vourgesis ML. Somoury Mmne Cotta Penitentiary Department Niccolo Mme. Cotta Ribot Paris Casa Hoa Panema Vpasama

Milwaukee pioneer Edgha Starr dies at 86

Edgha Starr oldest member of the Milwaukee Pioneers association died Tuesday morning in his 87th year after arriving in Milwaukee in 1836. He helped found the Milwaukee Sentinel with Solomon Juneau and later the Commercial Herald. He served as postmaster under President Taylor, led the village board, was sergeant-at-arms of the Wisconsin assembly, and state agent at the New Orleans World’s Fair under Gov. Ludington.

Edgha Starr Plongos Jeu of Wisconsin MiLwaukee Marvel Ifisha Starr Milwaukee Pioneers Association Mr. Starr Solomon Juneau Milwaukee Sentinel Col. Starr Commercial Herald Taylor Starr Gov. Farwell Wisconsin Assembly Gov. Ludington New Orleans

Supply of corn and grain noted in local listing

A fragmented OCR item reports a supply listing for the B Teaterday area including 79.194 units, 000 bush els, corn, 4 mahels, seit, with uncertain meanings.

Michigan politicians eye federal offices in Washington talks

Washington rumors name Michgan figures favored for positions including assistant secretary of agriculture, pensions commissioner, and western district attorney. Names cited include ex-Congressman Wheeler, Dr. G. L. Andrews, John S. Lawrence, and several Michigan men contending for posts in pensions, customs, and foreign service, with ongoing lobbying as dates unfold.

Washseton March Peter B. White Marquette Tinlion Wintna Daniel Strang Auecesay Wheeler G. L. Andrews Lé Roy Pension Examining Board Reed City Tha Montreal John $. Lowrence Meskogon Charles Kimmerie Dally Me Michigan Hla Yoursuna Whecter Washington Thad J. Preston Tonia Wellington R. Burt Saginaw Henry F. McCormick Grand Rap Pees Treasury Curt Parker Cleveland William L. Bancroft Hot Springs Ark Port Huron Preaficdt Fred B. Dodge Lansing C. Dodge Moll Reryvica Grand Hapkds Andrew F. Schafer Andrew Fyta Edward O'Donnell Cat Iretor Chorles Wellman Thomas Strudgean

Michigan Legislature Weekly Doings and Sessions

Michigan lawmakers in Lansing and Ann Arbor reviewed bills and resolutions, debated tax and highway measures, and heard university and normal school reports. The week featured votes on education funding, railroad consolidation proposals, and committee activity with adjournment looming.

Ano Arbor House Aete Milwaukee & Northern Chicago Milwaukkee & St Paul Lansing Marek C Weiss Detroit Ulatricta Senate Annalou Michigan University Hall Atudente Angell Rich Senstora Hopkins McLaughlin Newkirk and Sullivan Ypsilanti Langine Lm Portance Theron F. Giddings Kalamazoo Horace W. Davis Sound Rapids Sistemab Commission

Montmorency County Ballot On Seat Change April 3

Local notices report a proposed move of the Montmorency county seat from Billman to Atlanta to be voted on April 3. The sweep of items notes deaths, honors, and local developments including Bay City figures, steel plans in Wyandotte, and civic efforts in Detroit and Muskegon.

Ann Arbor Road Strike Threat and Brotherhood Downturn

Toledo dispatch reports an injunction to curb lines from refusing to interchange traffic with the Ann Arbor road. Engravers on the Ann Arbor have boycotted for a week, running only mail trains. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers demanded members on connecting lines not haul Ann Arbor freight, prompting Chief Arthur to seek settlement through a local adjustment committee after secret talks with Ann Arbor officials.

Arthur Ann Arnon Toledo Abo Arbor Ingsmueh Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Ann Arbor Idw

Grand River Flood Ravages Michigan Towns and Bridges

March reports describe widespread flooding across the Grand Shiawassee Raisin and other rivers as ice and snow melt. Cities face washed bridges, submerged basements, and flooded factories and homes. towns like Kalamazoo and Saginaw report rising waters, with hundreds of buildings inundated and many livelihoods threatened.

Mary Sthfams Detroit Grand Shiawasse Raisin Clinton Dame Glyve KatuaMazoo Fieod Saginaw Owusao Olive Street Iin Gnanison Grand Hupis Wharf Faetory Michigan Barrel Works Stow & Davis Herkuy & Gay, Mason & Co

Veterans Meet at Benton Harbor encampment

The Michigan G A R encampment at Benton Harbor drew over 1,000 ex soldiers. The department lists 20,409 members with no delinquent posts. Officers elected: Department commander Col J H Kidd Ionia, vice commander Vol L M Ward Benton Harbor, junior vice commander E Anthony Negau nee. The Woman's Relief Corps named Mrs A Bliss Siginaw department president. Next meeting slated for Owasso.

G. A. Kat Benton Harbor Col Kidd Iowa Col J. H. Kidd Ionia Bemier Vol. L. M. Ward Nenton Harbor E.©. Anthony Negaunee Woman's Relief Corps A. Bliss Siginaw

Militia Rifles to Attend World’s Fair on Foot

The Innes rifles of the state militia plan to march to Chicago for the world’s fair. They will travel on foot with enthusiasm high though the starting time and route are not yet fixed.

Chicago Guano Rapids Innes Rifles

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