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14 Nov 1877
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Marshall Statesman in Marshall, Michigan
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1877
Page
1
A Rough Family Interview With Mrs Graham and Kitty Greenough
An excerpt follows Mrs Graham as she arranges dress trimming for Kitty Greenough amid preparations for a social event. Kitty, an imaginative 16 year old, muses on a sick man named Tom and a mysterious Mrs Graham, while neighborhood women discuss work and unseen ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizris Brown
Kitty Greenough
Kitty
Anid
Emmling
Hwan Kitty
Graham
Hudson
Tom Elwnyes
Kittywan
Greenough
Mira
Os Hintoneset
Todeon Street
Abe
Sannot
Zam'Tom
Kiya
Abc
Tom
Tomasina
Tinko
Teame
Ittef
Teredf
Mamma
Papa
Grandpa
Grandma
John
Shoe
Pues
Sloan
Bridget
Bri
Luke
Miss Kitty
Mr. Greenough
Boston
Jay
Beach Street
Boyleton
State House
Hudson Street
Art Kitty
Treasury Condition and Population Forecast from 1870s
A long mixed-page excerpt covers a Treasury comparison with 1876 figures, population projections for 1880, and migration patterns. It includes tables and prose on debt, currency, and official estimates, plus anecdotes and editorials on politics and social topics.
Deepest Mines Recounted From 2,000 to 9,542 Feet
The article outlines record depths in mining history. It notes the Adelbert shaft at Pribram Bohemia reaching 3,280 feet in a silver lead mine, and mentions other deep sites including Sperenberg rock salt and Viviers Remus Belgian coal mine at 4,175 and 9,542 feet respectively. It references commemorations and a 1527 onward history, with a recent volume on mining antiquities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oly
Hanover
Adelbert
Prizibram
Bohewia
Sperenberg
Lorlin
Viviers Remus
Belgium
Hureka
Nev
Sitting Bull and Dominion Police Increase Planned
Sitting Bull remains defiant amid Indian tensions as the Dominion Government plans to seek funds to expand the police force from 300 to 400. The report notes high costs for the sphere, with warnings of further conflicts next season. Fort Walsh correspondence also mentions a safety device trial at Bremerhaven involving a 17 ounce anchor shot over long distance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion
Sitting Bull
Missouri
Miles
Terry
Segard
Maj. Walsh
Ahi Oback
Fort Walsh
Bremerhaven
Ships and shells across oceans and villages bombarded
Reports recount a cannonball scare on a New York steamboat in the Narrows and English village mint on bombardment with eight shell strikes damaging a barn roof. Norwegian statistics compare livestock counts per 1000 people across nations, detailing horses, cattle, sheep, goats, and swine in various regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fort
Hamilton
Minton
England
Pesca
Aljell
Royal Hare Artillery
United States
Russia
Denmark
Sweden
Austro
Hungary
Great Britain and Ireland
Norway
Germany
France
Great Britain
Spain
Belgium
Greece
Britain
Fragmented Carnival of Words and Oddities
A ragged OCR fragment recounts scattered vignettes from social life and letters. It mentions a Latin phrase misheard as a birthday line, a car ride misunderstanding with a conductor, and a baby-like tale about a whooping cough in twins. It includes remarks on a queen and royal discipline, with stray quotes from Cincinnati and Philadelphia contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asparagus
Baer
Dr. Hill
Bainbragh
Seton
Feab
Tom
Ata
Domestic troubles of Mr. Sumner revealed by Fish
Mr Fish recalls Sumner's frequent late visits and low spirits. He notes Sumner spoke of troubles in his life and hinted at personal distress, suggesting a hidden skeleton in the closet behind Sumner's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrissey
Buffalo
Bergen
Gail Morissey
Ladties
New York Sun
San Antonio
Lin
Brit
Sumber
Fish
Mr. Fish
Sumner
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Nate
Riciela Handel
Serena
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Patni Vigeowners
Gueas
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