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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1893

Page

12

ReBublican ticket and state issues in Marsilall

A Marsilall docket discusses Republican candidates for judge and Regents, government salaries, and education policy. It notes Corwin Morse’s consul appointment options and argues for honest officers, while detailing Behring Sea arbitration ownership, warden appointments, and the need to adapt high school curriculums to practical modern education. It comments on salary amendments and criticizes Latimer’s prison escape, labeling Warden Davis’ tenure controversial.

Judge Smith praised as safe choice for Calhoun county voters

The circuit court’s March term left Judge Clement Smith with strong, broad support as a clean, able and trustworthy candidate. Voters are urged to back his election, while Randall and Culver are reviewed for county school commissionership, highlighting expenses and achievements under prior administrations.

Clement Smith Circuit Court Hare Sinecause Vudge Smith Ada Calhoun County Randall Culver Mr. Culvert Arthur G. Randall

City Parties Nominate Mayors in Arbelter Ball Caucuses

The Republican city convention at Arbelter Ball nominated F W Dickey for mayor but he declined. J J Coleman was then nominated. Democrats nominated John E Foley for mayor and Geo H Greene presided at D Cunningham’s office. Ward caucuses followed naming supervisors aldermen and constables across First to Fourth wards. A later note mentions a substitution in the second ward race and a walk away for Clarendon.

Arbelter Ball F. W. Dickey Dray Mar- Shall Smiley Ty-Say- Mer Mr. Dickey Css. Hamilton L. C. Miller Dickey J. J. Coleman Nee Hammond J. Coleman Luiehis Smith Treaaurir Zerih J. Blakeslee Andrew Ruddock S. H. Edgerton W. 8. Smith Loth D. Cunningham Ofice Geo Greene J. M. Mosen John E. Foley Richard A. Lockton Troxaurer John Kally David Cunningam Norman G. Brown Geo. B. Canney C. T. Grant Judson Sandy John Hindenach A. Gardanier T. G. Wright N. H. Hollon James Beckwith Andrew Howell Joy Yohn Wiseman Shanahan Thuird James J. Fahey Charles M. Noneman Cudstable John L. Bean George Lipper Richard Lockton J. F. Gaua Jamnes R. Ferguson Lewis Perrin Wanges Orrin Pond Henry Krotzer Frank Brinkerhoff J.C. Keuchie G. A. Hoeltzel Bock With

Local Nominations Drawed for Tuesday Ballot in Fredonia

Republicans meet to nominate a full ticket including Supervisor Franklin G. Travis and Clerk J Eugene Allen. Democrats and People’s ticket list state candidates like Supervisor William D. Stone Treasurer Lennard L. Weeks and Justice of the Peace John E Stage Sr. Fredonia and Marshall Township shows a crowded slate with multiple incumbents and new nominees across offices.

Homer Super- SR Allen Tread A. FE Robins Sofi Justice of Peace Chas D. Bari. Com C. Klinebrook John F. Hattung Board of Review, Inc Gridley Tones I Findley Inasc Fred E. Simmons Frank A. Sterling Spencer J. Sweet Marcus D. Martin William D. Stone Theodore N. Bull Lennard L. Weeks John RE Stage Thomas W. Huggett Emma D. Stage James A Pong Forsta Blew Evan Fe Soot Victolas Vogt, Jr Stephen Langri Re Abram Hasbrouck F K Eredonia Canaidaten Fredonia Republicans Norman Ellix Henry Hough Trequurer Frank Rach Democrata Jonny W. Jager

Teachers Institute Sessions Open with Strong Attendance

The Calhoun county State Teachers Institute opened with 51 teachers in the high school hall, 42 of them women, while officials form the audience included Spt. S. BL, Laird of Dowagine, W. C. Tull of Albion, and Commissioner A. G. Randall. The program set morning and afternoon sessions with addresses from Rev. Rankin and other leaders, and the institute later split into two divisions for regular work. Attendance rose to 104 on Tuesday and 125 on Wednesday with notable lectures by Rev. Gethell and Supt. Pattengill on topics including the moral element in education and Nancy Hanks.

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Immigrant Opinion Stirred By School Study Debate

An audience debated immigration limits as Mr Pattengill urged restriction for ten years to give schools time to educate the foreign-born. The institute's closing day drew 14389 attendees, praised as the county’s most successful. Prof H Gurney delivered the final talk debunking modern trends in public schools. Dr King’s New Discovery touted for coughs and chest infections, with local merchants offering guarantees and free samples.

Yandy Jobn Pattengill Uet

Hucklon Arriva Salve sale for skin cures and piles

An old advertisement claims Hucklon Arriva Salve cures bruises sores skin eruptions and piles with guaranteed warming action or money back priced at 23 cents per box. Sold by PF G Semnan & Co Torjangds. It touts Pyramid Pile Cura as a remedy and notes any druggist can supply it.

Hucklon PF. G. Semnan & Co Torjangds

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