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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1879

Page

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Unsettled Civil War Figure Bragg Officer Removed

A Confederate officer of high birth and military promise faced censure for a reckless outpost inspection with a fellow officer. The plan, executed with disguise and haste, failed to aid the South and led to dismissal from Bragg’s military family. The incident, tied to old school ties and suspected spying, ended in conjecture about motive and fate.

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The Tragic Execution Narrative and Aftermath

Spies seized Col. Baird amid a clash with Col. Watkins of the Sixth Kentucky Cavalry. Baird sent for inquiry, but the suspects fled, were captured, and later exchanged harsh words as they were escorted to Col. Baird for questioning. The piece shifts to the brutal hanging of conspirators Col. Orton and Lt. Peter for murder, detailing the rapid court-martial and the execution at dawn, with vivid descriptions of the scene, the gallows, and the interment.

Baird Watkins Kentucky Cavalry Col. Watkins Col. Baird Gol Watkins Hig ‘Tant Col. Walkine Col Dsind Arront W. G. Peter Peter Licus Xeter Havelock Rosecrans Seventy-Eighth Alexander Forrester Sargoo Kntucky Cavalry Moss Onty-Eighth Sinoia Infantry Newad Lila Preauers Santen Sither Inky Laurence Williams Georgetown D. G Bean Capt Williams Monterey Acci Guy Winfield Scott Gen. Led Rappahannock Brogi Lawrence W. Orton Cy. P.A C.A Provisional Army Confederate States of America Orton Anton Sapere Orion Gol. Watkins Second United States Cavalry Watkine Walter G. Peter Arary Col. Orton Europe Col Ool Thoraine Fronda Alston Cox Nilma Aleto Pald Stern Col. Alston Baing

A Detroit Lawyer's Counsel on Confidence and Brains

A Detroit Free Press item recalls a wise lawyer advising a young attorney that confidence may fade with time, but true brains matter. he jokes the young man should avoid a risky move like buying a pickax and long-handed shovel. The piece ends with a Fall River tragedy about a swallowed toy balloon killing a child.

Detroit Detroit Free Press

Chinese in Havana and the Mon Jinus Arrival

The article notes a large Chinese population in Havana formed by imported coolies under eight year contracts. After term completion, many moved to cities, forming districts with Monjinus. It describes wealth, hard work, and struggle for basic food, plus Chinese youths adopting Cuban urban life and fashion amid a cosmopolitan scene dominated by narrow streets, salons, and a lively theater culture.

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How Carthage Appears Today in a Foreign Letter

The article recalls a visit to Carthage, noting the paradox of approaching a vanished capital by rail. It describes Father Bresson at St Louis chapel, the ruined Temple of Iscalapius, the palace of Dido, Jupiter’s temple ruins, slingstones, Adrian’s aqueduct, Regulus’s last battle site, the Carthaginian circus, and the Punic elite quarter with the Vis Calestis, theater remains, harbor fort, and a Gothic arch reservoir over a Venetian canal.

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Marvels of Runners and a Train Law

The article surveys feats of endurance by Orientals and Persian couriers, noting Teheran to Ispahan runs and a chariot challenge that ends in tragedy. It cites Ohio Supreme Court rulings on railroad ejectees, holding the railroad must protect passengers and is not liable if the drunk passenger is injured after ejection.

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Marriages and elopements across scenes of love and fate

Dying wishes and wedding tales span cities from San Francisco to Denver. A San Francisco millionaire seeks to witness his daughter’s marriage at his bedside. another dies urging his daughter to break her engagement. In Detroit a Count pursues wealth after marrying the bride’s money. A Pittsburgh sleeping-car section leads to Harrisburg nuptials with a cleric aboard. A rustic Washington meeting ends in a rushed ceremony aided by an oyster seller. Miss Locke wed a supposed wealthy Christian in Denver only to learn he is a horse thief and part ways. Miss Ruggan’s Texas wedding ends with tragedy after a lover’s note.

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The Ways of Trade in a Dinner Family Row

Young importer Hyson returns home to a quarrel over Lanterns bought from Veneer on Washington Street. Mrs Hyson defends a small purchase of lanterns at 31 each while Hyson laments shipping 4000 lanterns in the Mandarin, noting only 100 sold for 15 dollars. Commercial Bulletin.

Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture Jabez Fisher Fitchburg Paris Nicana Hyson Harry Boston Commercial Bulletin

Fragmented historical scraps from a 19th century page

The text compiles jumbled excerpts about misheard words, a dropped high feather reference, jokes, and verses. It includes anecdotes about a conductor and his wife, charity irony, a Minot School flogging, and Thoreau era humor. It reflects a chaotic collage of advertisements, poems, and stray dialogues.

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