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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1885

Page

2

Editorial Notes on Politics and History Across States

A compendium of political reflections cites Belva Lookwood, Don Dickinson, and Bill Maybury in Michigan as rising questions, mentions Illinois senator John A. Logan, critiques tax corporations in Michigan, and recalls Tennessee and Kentucky frontier scenes. It surveys forest policy, fourteenth amendment issues regarding Gen Lawton, and recalls Tilden era politics with scattered references to several states.

Don Dickinson Michigan Bill Maybury Kentucky Tennessee Enorville Edmund Kirke Harper's John Sevier Howard Pyle Sevier North Carolina Snapors Edmunds, Evarts Hoar Gen Lawston United States Andrew Johnson Lawton Tilden Sammy Tilden Republican Party Iaat Temperance League Dorchester Edward E. Hale Plumb J. Ellen Foster Massachusetts St. John Cleveland Blaine Third Party

Manual training trial for boys in Boston schools

A report details an experiment in which 200 boys from ten grammar schools in Boston receive two hours daily carpentry instruction since September. Selected aged fourteen from families allowing instruction, the program aims to integrate industrial training with standard schooling and suggests including girls. The article discusses broader temperance politics, suicide statistics, and various social issues of the era, reflecting concerns about education, public policy, and public welfare.

Dublio Boston Grammmer Grammer

Turbulent views on Russia England Ireland and freedom

A long analysis argues that Russia’s tyranny would threaten Jewish and Irish rights, while English victory could spur Irish home rule. It warns Ireland must avoid overreaching independence, likening it to a reckless boy on horseback. The piece notes Armenian and Caucasus unrest and shifts in European loyalties amid a looming conflict.

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What is a Promissory Note in Michigan Law

A Michigan Supreme Court decision in Usynge County National Bank of Agburn v Partly clarifies negotiability of complex promissory notes. The ruling rejects extrinsic terms that alter payment amount or maturity, affirming that notes must be a definite sum payable at a specified time to remain negotiable.

Supreme Court Lansing Michigan Usynge County National Bank of Agburn Coldwater Mich Alganase County of Branch State of Michigan Romine Mt. Birdsall & Co First National Bank Parsons George R. Purdy Kinathan George Supreme Court of Michigan Champlin Theopluion Storey

Our Lansing Letter from May 21 1885 Detroit annexation debate

Our Lansing Letter reports ongoing legislative vigor in Lansing with Detroit annexation as a focal issue especially Springwells. It notes senators banning certain deed wording, opposition to a school for the feeble minded, and a proposed soldiers bounty with varying cost estimates. It mentions potential tax roll impact and opposition to a land grant restoration measure, plus a note on a projected car coupling requirement.

Detroit Springwells Aix Congress

Michigan Legislature Debates Taxes and Appointments

The report covers legislative moves including university tax changes, railroad and taxation bills, and appointments to state boards. It notes the governor’s selections for military and diplomatic posts, plus debates on oleomargarine bans, swamp land use, and railway regulations amid party and policy contention.

Tainted blood and disease warnings in early warning prose

A fragmentary passage warns that corrupted blood taints the constitution and hidden poison becomes more virulent with time. It links pimple, skin disorders, and unnatural sensations to Nature's warnings about neglect and health decline.

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