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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
12
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An article cites James O'Neil of ObimagG arguing against urban tramp populations. It links tramps to overcrowded tenements and high rents, claiming harm to education and industry. It lists harsh remedies from imprisonment to exile and castration, reflecting pervasive anti tramp sentiment and policy proposals.
A Hong Kong judge grants a divorce to a faithful wife after she left her husband following clashes over revolvers and propriety in a Nevada setting. The article mocks social norms, recounting how theatergoers and patrons influence court perceptions as dignity is weighed against personal choices.
An obscured editorial fragment from the Des Moines News mocks populist rhetoric and hints at political manipulation. The text is garbled, but implies critique of public opinion and media bias without clear events or names.
The article reports a murder case with the defendant admitted to court for November 14, detailing the examiner’s proceedings and remand to jail. It also covers numerous local land sales, including the T. B. Bradley farm and Vaughan Brothers properties, with prices ranging around 11 to 14 thousand dollars. A separate note mentions a missing man presumed an accident after a hunting trip, and a kidnapping incident involving Lyda Stam and her eloping suitor, plus a police custody action.
The U and I Bridge stub meets this afternoon with Mrs. Chan and Bentley. F A Prangelato hosts a dipter for Mr. and Mrs. Ww, Pullman and Waves Rapy. A new five hundred dieb group plans a meeting tomorrow evening with Abs E Mosen ize. L Johnston hosts a Twenty four ladies picnic Friday evening at her home on State Street. George Church hosts a dish dinner for Misses Margaret Stuart, Martis Gauys, and Virginie Stuart who attended last summer. Harry Steverl hosts a dancing party Tuesday at Arbester with music by A Leyda. Price 3s 6d. Mr. and Mrs. C B Parrar of Ardendale host the South Bedford Library club at their home for a Michigan night event with radio, radiations and music.
A district convention summary notes Miss Elizabeth Tuller of Cornfed and Mr. Jats Havlin of Barnsville celebrated at a home wedding. Rever Hartley presided as guests gathered for the ceremony and reception. A large gathering reported dancing, fish party fortunes, and future plans for the newly married couple, with several attendees listed from Battle Creek and Detroit.
Relatives of Mire Le Roy Ravwell attended her funeral in Marshall on Thursday. Mrs Henry Walkingben visited her daughter Kiltis Walkinshaw in Bettie Creek last week. Mise Cis Letterichts visited friends and relatives in Battle Creek. Mazel Wagner assisted Mrs Joy Storr of Marshall with her jewelry work. Hawkkies is very ill and Writz Hawsing of Battle Creek tends him. John Way visiting John Kingoo Bikbart Tak. Mrs Charlan Coolgy called on Henry Bangelt. Edward testified and Tessie Hug-
A Nebraska man, William Jennings Bryan, publicly announced at the Hotel LaSalle he would not seek the presidency. He criticized current political figures and warned against predatory interests, saying the country must be fought over inch by inch to guard campauim gains and warned no other session of Congress would secure the campaign.
Detectives in Jackson Michigan pursue affidavits to obtain a body order for John Quinn. Mrs Quinn, accused of killing her husband Jobe M Quinn, faces questions as coroner Dr J V Gemey and officials are summoned to testify about evidence suggesting McDonald’s involvement.
The Brooklyn and Manhattan street cleaning strike shows signs of fading as drivers, supported by police and magistrates, resist disorder and endanger further action. Officials report steady progress with fewer acts of rowdy behavior, while strike leaders threaten a broader citywide stoppage that now appears unlikely to materialize.
In a murky report dated Nov 15 from iemns Benny Blankie, noted Quo Vadis author, is reported shot while engaged in pheasant shooting near Lemberg. The incident description is garbled with unclear details about participants, location, and outcome.
A noisy motorcycle contest lights up Wak and Gilts tonight with riders from nearby clubs. Officials promise lively displays, safety briefings, and prizes for top performers as residents gather for the event.
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A late cyclone barely damaged Newton township beyond a few homes and orchards. Wind toppled a windmill and uprooted trees near Chas and Mat, while a nearby orchard was stripped. Roads were impeded by snow as crews began repairs. residents and visitors helped clear debris. Local names include Albert, Chas, Mat, Bira, Guilford, Porter, Bibra, Dabcock, Leroy, and Talmadge, with mention of a dance orchestra and a community gathering planned at a local hall.
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