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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1895

Page

2

Brave Englishman Plans Sudan Rescue Mission

James J. Coyle, Pomona resident, recounts a decade of pursuit to free Dr. Neufeldt, captured with Gordon's forces at Khartum and held in bondage. He details years of travel from England to Egypt, California, and back to Cairo, gathering support and funds for an expedition up the Nile, despite cholera and British restrictions, aiming to rescue his friend and others from slavery in the Sudan.

Jamoa J. Je Parone Cal Cor Sudan Thers Nile Pomons Valley James J. Coyle Hala Egypt Coyle Africa England Corpa Royal Civil Engineers Alexandria Khartum Ho Hon Sahara Gordon John Neufeldt Neufeldt Dr. Netfeldt Dberbar Millon Khartun Mr. Coyle Nonfeldt Bidan Engineer Corps Berbur Gerber Metasymeh America California Los Angeles County Earp Sooney Enfeldt Claude P. Johnson Cairo Pomona

Robbin Purloins a Bill Recovered by Treasury Agent

A ten dollar bill vanished from Phil Turpin’s room near the Little Miami river and reappeared in a robin’s nest after a wind storm. Turpin later redeemed the mutilated note at the treasury. Separately Daniel Scutt en declines potato commission, preferring obscurity and seclusion over public office.

Robbin Waray Phil Turpin Miami Troea Neaktia Strea Bird Treasury Cincinnati Enquirer

Electric mail car promises 200 mile an hour New York to Chicago

A. P Crell of Michigan claims a steel electric mail car can travel from New York to Chicago in five hours, an elevated 18 foot high steel track, no live freight, limited pickup stations, and a road costing 10 000 dollars per mile. Ex Postmaster General Bissell approves, with New York capitalists backing the plan and Niagara Falls to provide power.

A. P Crell Michigan New York Chlesgo Bissell T To Said Niagara Falls New Orleans Times-Democras

Overcrowded Tenements Spark Family Row in Ludlow Street

The New York World reports Inspector remarks on east side housing comparing sardine-like crowding to Essex and Ludlow areas. A Kesex Market Court case revealed two families sharing a 12 by 10 foot room and fighting over taking boarders, highlighting dire urban living conditions.

New York City Sn Essex Ludlow Kesex Market Court Ludlow Street New York World

Invasion of China and Army Needed Says Editor

An impartial observer at the imperial height of judgment argues that the Salvation Army may travel to China but calls for a different army to handle the situation in the empire, signaling a cautious editorial stance on intervention.

China Rocky Mountain

Unclear text fragment on misunderstood statue fad

Fragmentary OCR text references a living statue fad and mentions Chicago Post style commentary. Contains garbled phrases about sweethearts and a nonsensical string of words with no clear event, names, dates, places, or factual details to summarize.

Chicago Post

Remonstrance On The Ban And Cleaveland’s Stature

A critical letter rails against restricting policy in the United States and defends Grover Cleveland as stable and moderate. It denounces imperialism, trusts, and plutocratic power, mocks annexation dreams, and contrasts American liberty with European monarchies while lauding liberal political restraint. The author, an Englishman abroad, asserts pride in British lineage and questions American aristocracy.

New York Sdn. Sm Grover. Cleveland Linoald Ivan Washington Europe Grandy Cart de Boya England Duchess of Montross London Goulde Tami

Cabinet talk and a frigid photo bill in Washington

A cabinet room gossip item notes talks on state cares politics crops and leisure while an unofficial photographer pressed for access. The man claimed copyright on his pictures and billed $1 for a copy, provoking sharp humor about official imagery. Nearby a hospital anecdote recalls a physician advising medicines and speeches for a sick husband.

Washinngton Hia Cleveland Council Chletivo Times-E Hurald

Miss Bigley to Wed English Lord Hepburn in L A

Miss Bigley formerly a hospital purse at Dubuguy ta is to wed English nobleman Lord Arthur Hepburn, reputed owner of estates in England and New Zealand. They are planned to marry soon in Los Angeles.

Miss Bigley Dubuguy Lord Arthur Hepburn England New Zealand Los Angeles Buffalo Express

Berlin plans sport exhibition to save German terms

A Berlin sport exhibition aims to provide German equivalents for all foreign sporting terms with prizes of 125, 50 and 25 dollars. The plan, part of a language preservation effort, faces criticism over potential new linguistic laws and compound formations.

Berlin New York Sun

Fish vanish from Lake Michigan area report note

A fragmented note describes widespread disappearance of fish in the Lake Michigan neighborhood of C As likely due to nightly factors. The text hints at chained precautions and suggests fish may be fleeing with angociates, though the exact cause remains unclear.

Lake Michigan

Russia Sends Nearly 19,000 Axles to BI

In the White Cross Realm the report notes a shipment of almost 19,000 axles to BI. The text appears garbled but indicates a transfer or trade involving logistics and regional entities. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.

White Cross Russia

Martian Canal Scene Allegedly Carved With God Name

A Washington scientist, Behioparelli, reports that Martian canal systems bear the Hebrew name Shaddai formed by artificial waterways. Lowell, Flammarion, and others are cited as supporting the possibility of an advanced Martian civilization. The observer notes a triangular light and argues the carvings prove intelligent signaling, though he remains agnostic.

Mars Washington Behioparelli Italy Flammarion France Lowell Elster Lowell Finn Mara Mary Doston Earth Jetter Alpher P Grevinys Howiever God Alstar Ahcen New York Herald

Dosu's Ointment Promises Quick Skin Relief

An advertisement claims Dosu's Ointment instantly relieves and permanently cures any itchy skin disease regardless of duration. It emphasizes immediate relief and lasting cure for sufferers.

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