22 Mar 1876
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1876
Page
1
A long excerpt from a 19th century newspaper page surveys spring fashion trends, noting calico dresses returning to street wear with faux foulard styling. It details prints, colors, fabrics, trims, sleeves, skirts, and accessories, emphasizing practical yet stylish outfits for warmer weather and the new season.
Josephus Sooy former treasurer of New Jersey was arraigned in Trenton for embezzlement. Court heard the sentence amid shock. Sooy, 68, was sentenced to three years in state prison with costs. The proceeding drew remarks about influence and temptation. Quakers offered differing views on silent meeting and restraint.
Fragmented 19th century analysis argues the Democratic Party gained the House in 1874, citing veterans of the rebellion and Southern influence. It portrays the Democratic majority as centralized in party committees, notes Southern leverage, and references unrest in Mississippi and Louisiana aimed at reshaping state governments while warning of rebel-inspired power if Democrats prevail.
Fragmentary text discusses coffee varieties such as Mocha and Java, ground coffee differences, and inconsistent spellings. It mentions Rio coffee and terms like ground, brown color, and finer grind, with no clear narrative or cohesive facts.
The document notes 371,642 total newspapers with 14 Tingling 12 Erland mentioned and 1,642 papers established. It states 434 are issued daily with a course of publication and a total around 657, 9.
In Indian Creek township Monroe county a married couple the Dicks faced a rigid disagreement over the disposition of property after the mother’s death. Mrs Dicks objected strongly to the proposed settlement. The dispute reflects longstanding tensions within the family and questions of the will’s terms. The case appears in fragmented lines of a historical OCR page.
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