Public affairs communications delayed in Albion notice
The Marshall Statesman explains a postponement to publish certain communications. A correspondent WW. L. Crann from Towness is referenced along with a State Met of Visitors of Albion Commercial College, already set in type but awaiting broader printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oviniiond
Homan Cenaif
Mafbe
Ptttoh
Hughes
Communications, &c
WW. L. Crann
Tounesses
Albion Commercial College
City Council Proceedings and Mayor Hughes Farewell Address
Proceedings record the March 14 1892 session with warrants approved for multiple officials and services including election clerks, registration and canvassing, and other city expenses. The mayor delivers a lengthy farewell addressing finances, fire and sewer infrastructure, police licensing, and future city improvements, urging strict economy and continued public works while praising council support. A subsequent March 15 1862 session notes resignation of City Attorney J. D. Woolley and council resolutions praising his service. The Mayor’s closing remarks emphasize prudent budgeting, cemetery beautification, and readiness for upcoming reforms while invoking wartime leadership metaphors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coonell
Hughes
Humphrey
Johno
Spalding
Tilovaon
Donnediot
Baker
Ald
Dizon
Finance Committee
Gen. Johnson
G. J. White
Robinson
Benefich
Bostock
Lawrance
Eloction & Canvass
City Atorney
al Tehn Venn
John Kells
Weatera
Thomas [Ignen
Board of Registration & Counaas
WN . Banphrey
Acond
B. E. Dixon
EB. Wantance
J. D. Woolley
C. H W. Beach
B. A
A. Woodruff
Counsil
D. D. Moghea
Marin
N. HL. Domphrey
Alda Reker
Rene- Alet
Ingervall
Tillowan
Johnson
Inet
Ald. Johnson
Woolley
Monswer
Bri
Crane
Paris
Board of Health
Estenstoll Tour
Rebels Retreat as Curtis Army Probes Sugar Creek
A private letter from Gen Curtis's army reports Rebels still behind the Federal lines with another battle expected. In Sugar Creek actions the 4th Division bore the brunt, 180 of 500 in the 4th Iowa killed or wounded, Duilye's brigade fields wounded, and officers among the injured. Generals Dude and Lieut. Crittenen wounded or killed. Lieut. Tacisot killed. Rebels retreated after dawn as Union batteries and gunboats pressed, with Gen Pope directing heavy river guns and land forces under McCann, Stuart, and Guatt.
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Se. Lous
Duilye
Dude
Burton Not Borman
Crittenen
Tacisot
Dastigat
Arkangas
Our Rose
Fitl
Holling
McCann
Stuart
Guatt
Pope
Great Victories Announced In Arkansas Amid War Efforts
St Louis dispatch reports another Union victory in Arkansas with Halleck announcing success from the Planters balcony. The Ladies Aid Society fund drive continues, requesting medical supplies, garments, and cash to support hospitals and soldiers. A parish-like appeal urges charitable donations to sustain wartime relief and sanitary efforts.
Pea Rod Battle Report From March 1802 Skirmish
The report describes a skirmish on Little Sugar Creek near the stream, claiming 13 artillery pieces captured including one by Sigel at Wilson's Creek. Rebel losses cited as 1,100 killed and 2,500 to 3,000 wounded, with 1,800 prisoners taken and troops pushing toward New Madrid. General Pope’s evacuation and movements toward Commerce are noted amid disputed victory claims.
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Spuxcricto
Bella
Little Sugar Creek
Sigel
Wilson's Creek
van Dorn
Price
Boston
Frost
Camp Jackson
Pope
New Madrid
Commerce
Duie
Missiesippi
Bird’s Point
Carlestown
Pope's Ofeiola
Aid Society Appeals for War Relief and New Building Plans
The article reports on wartime relief efforts by the Soldiers' Aid Society amid many wounded and in need of aid. It outlines a proposed visiting committee of ladies to solicit donations, mentions a charity fair as a fundraising method, and notes relief needs and a new building called the Old Story known as the Oh Stave ry with a 4 sense capacity. It also covers local theater plans and several business changes in Marshall including store openings and relocations.
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Ald. Johnson
Aid
Johnson
D. D. Hughes
Bay
Ald Baker
Exre Lusk
Buuhe Gilbert
Les Ward
Aig
Falgreph Hollap
Fox Mconwen
Iyce
Welle
Ween
Ealy
Ditteau
Sireler
Anita le Cue
Almyat
Ty Han
Tva
Gov. Rewhun
Box
Seni
Sunita
Chleiga
Olivet College
FPME
W.C. Ree oIoy
Olivet
Calhoun
F. Wate
Martin D. Strong
Froburg
Alvin
Miner
Marssinil
Betsey L. Miner
Thassay
Marchall Stateatoan
Cireuit
Callan
Marshall
Calhoa
Deserilavea
Suid Derrig
Namber
Lows
Michigan
Bidney Thomar
Pleas
Cormmnicuuner
Calhoun County
Bans, Satie
State of Michigan
County of
Cullwun
Eigit
Preset
Martin D. Steang
Prubare
A? Jahia
Hamlee
Trengurers
Cepartsr Iit
Socla
la Alwys
Teaac Brrus
Hieald
Beera
J.C. Munnite
Miliboory & Fance
Herndon
Pashor
Beendon Hall
Praver
Stationory
H. Lawnkace
Tirner's
BM. Cearge Uns
W. Ware
New Goody
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Marshall Statesman
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Cicer
Diane
Waa
Alle
Beker
John
Shwarniga
Preston Mitchell
City of
Army of the Potomac
Geo. B. McOcerran
Akansas
Afuriota
Béthy
Arkansas
Oveice Saperagy Cosarsasioy
Thicaga
Leas
Bux
Moni Gue
Wwe
Wertern
Coldwater
Uclluvuy
Tootesville
Marmeau
Riga
Peer Bissled
Hany
Minis
Bytter
Pt Davon
Patud
Miian
Feist
Monn
A. Therixan
Len
Eckford
Tn Rokfort
Doptheria
Walige
Tingham
Nand Emilf
Wilder
Edward BE. Daly
Saluna Dacy
Orman Goucher
Mairhall
Calbous
Tawtig
Martin D
Strong
Uwlye
Martin I
Sidnry Walker
Bektord
Sail
Anselm
Patitionet
Calhotin
Prinica
Beweing
Chancery
Culhoun
Chsner
Jumen W. Powell
Baof
Crittenton
Joseph L. Lard
Joseph Mables Marths Mables
Semuel A. Tyler
Emory O. Crivveni
Emory C. Gridenitan
J. C
Emory C. Criveniva
Emory O. Cristenson
Infartler
Coowed
Mayetar
Quawarte
Assur
Mone
Marshall Dramatic Association
Ong Nat Iilok
Avery
Merndon Mall
Therard
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