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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1898

Page

2

Michigan Troops Sail and March Toward Florida

May 23 The Thirtysecond Michigan volunteer Infantry under Col William T McQuerin left camp at ten through the grounds to Pampa Florida. The regiment, 2025 men, faced arms supplied later and received a sendoff at Gov Pingrees HQ. The governor praised officers and men, warned against liquor, and urged caution with food and drink. The last company joined to fill Michigan quota. May 24 Tampa crews report the regiment marching to Fulinetto Beach sans arms. the unit wears new uniforms and complete camp gear. The Thirtysecond came through Inland Lake, amid continuous ovations in Tennessee Georgia and Florida. First battalion from Detroit second from Grand Rapids. Units from Kalamazoo Coldwater Battle Creek Grand Haven. Michigan camp lies near Hillsboro Bay. Michigan WCTU convention opens in Saginaw May 25.

Taland Lako Thirty- Second Michigan Volunteer Infantry Willtiam T. McQuerin Gov. Pingree Soltier Michigan McKinley Lake Sa Col. Boynton Washington Co Peterman Tampa Fla Cary Fulinetto Beach Wolverines Thirty-second Inland Lake Tennessee Georgia Florida Detroit Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Coldwater Battle Creek Grand Haven Michigan Regiment Ohio Hillsboro Bay

Secretary of State Gardier Report On Building and Loan Wealth

Gardier releases the second annual report for the fiscal year ending July 4, 190? detailing 78 associations with total receipts of 7,006,251.09 and stock in force dropping from 33,297,569.60 to 409,162.50. Shares issued rose to 102,315 while matured notes and withdrawals shifted. Total mortgages and loans reached 11,221,246.01, with cash on hand at 260,539.76. Disbursements and stock withdrawals surged, member numbers fell to 40,254, and expense ratios varied from .08 to 23.70 percent of receipts.

Tanaihg Gardier State Départment Wapits The Joan Fund

Michigan forest reform push gathers leaders for a state commission

Lansing May 21 Michigan men from academia agriculture and state offices meet to advance creating a state forestry commission by next legislature. A committee led by University professor Spaulding Garfield and Land Commissioner French will draft the bill and prepare a report for a June meeting while seeking party endorsements for forest preservation.

Lansing Michigan Forestry Commission Regenta Cook Lawton Spaulding State University Butterfield State Agricultural College W. J. Beal CG. W. Garfield State Board of Agriculture Forestry Tay Oleapthine French Mutterfield

Work of the Storm Across Michigan Attacks Towns

A heavy wind and hailstorm struck southern Michigan with damage from Battle Creek to Kalamazoo. Brown & Upton Thresher shops were ruined, buildings overturned, roofs blown off, and electric lights out. Storms near Moorland caused a near 19000 dollar loss after a lightning strike injured livestock.

Detroit Michigan Battle Creek Brown & Upton Thresher Company Kalamazoo Leroy Ackerman

Pipe Smoking Dangers and Preferred Materials

A London Telegraph summary argues smoking pipes risks vary by material. It warns soft cool smoking from acid distillates. warns ebonite stems spoil flavor and throat symptoms occur. Recommends wood or real amber stems and warns against amber substitutes and nicotine absorbers.

London Telegraph

Kellogg’s Columbian Oil Promised For Bronchial Ailments

For all inflammations of the bronchial tubes or bad colds Kellogg's Columbian Oil is a splendid remedy. A few drops should be taken clear on danger every three or four hours, and bathe the throat and chest two or three times a day. It speeds the irritations ticklings and itching and creates a healthy action a complete cure is readily affected may

Niesmarck’s Son-in-law Marry Count’s Daughter in 1892

The article notes Niesmarck’s in law Count Rantazuu, son-in-law of Prince Bismarck, married the only daughter of a significant family. He resigned as German minister Jao Holland in 1892 over the government’s stance toward his father-in-law. The bride is described as intelligent, well read, witty, and striking, with a strong resemblance to the prince. The match followed a prior deep romance with a Polish nobleman who died before the wedding proposal. The union has produced several children.

Niesmarck Count Rantazuu Bismarck Jao Holland Ai BC

Model for Schoolhouses Aimed at Rural Schools

Lansing May 23 Superintendent of Public Instruction Hammond seeks a new country schoolhouse model. The design is well lighted and ventilated and can be built for 800 to 1500 dollars, financed by an organization.

Lansing Superintendent of Public Instruction Hammond

Hot luncheons in public schools face deficits

The Boston Transcript notes three years of lunch programs in Hoston public schools with annual deficits around 300 dollars. New foods are tried to improve acceptance among pupils, but the program remains experimental yet praised as worthy of imitation elsewhere.

Boston Transcript Hoston

The Outlet of Drains

The passage discusses drainage outlets and their required height. It emphasizes that outlets must be low enough to permit passage of drainage from upper tributaries while remaining high enough to avoid backflow or damming at the receiving water.

Walter Parmers

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