24 Mar 1893
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1893
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR reveals a garbled geography lesson praising a region and its vendors. The text mentions teaching, reasons for beliefs, and a focus on properties of firms within a problematic question, but details are obscured and names appear misrendered.
A lengthy OCR reads like an 19th century property listing. It describes land parcels including 46 to 62 acres near Litetifield and Hillsdale, with exchanges proposed involving Michigan assets and various townships. It mentions fences, improved tracts, and multiple valuation notes, inviting trades for houses and other real estate across several states.
The article outlines upcoming spring election tension among parties and potential mayoral candidates. It notes Dobbins declining for private reasons, possible Republican and Democratic contenders, and a focus on city development, election logistics, and public events.
A crowded Friday evening event at St Marya Heth marked by a Way Celebration and St Patrick's Day observances in Marshall. Speakers included Detroit resident Charles Reilly and local figures. performances by The American Citizen group and residents from Wichita and nearby areas added to the program. Town figures praised the event as a festive gathering with music, speeches, and a concluding banquet, while discussions touched on local ties and community pride.
A virulent letter from Captain Grad ridicules women’s role in baseball and claims male dominance, while critics describe his masculine arrogance and warn against gender bias. Local notices include visits, medical notices, and a sale announcement for the Talmadge Fame scheduled for March 27, 1893.
Fragmentary OCR note announces a Republican convention in Marahati for the city’s event on March 27 at 10 am. It mentions labor and civic themes and ticketing details, with several unreadable words, but identifies the gathering as a party convention and local civic proceedings.
The obituary recounts Margene Beene of Wak, detailing Myra and marriage ties to Hon George Kagepmll. It notes long life, family roles, and her devotion to faith, with references to Judge Ingersoll, relatives in Michigan and New York, and the care of a child lost in infancy.
J W Loomis offers farms and city lots for sale or exchange across Marshall, Emmett, Burlington and nearby townships. Listings include 156 acre deer region farms, 40 acre near Burlington, 4 acre plots, 101 acre Ache, and multiple house and lot prospects with favorable terms. High variety of properties attract buyers seeking acreage, primaries, and exchange options.
A garbled court record recounts various 19th century cases with defendants and plaintiffs including John M. Hancocky, Hasan E. Cromin, and Charvtes Hosringstvas. Verdicts, settlements, and fines appear amid fragmented names, dates, and penalties, with references to juries, exceptions, and sentences for burgl ary and larceny. The piece reads as an OCR damaged snapshot of a local docket.
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