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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1895
Page
8
Street quotes and commodity prices across grains, livestock, and produce with flourished detail from Chicago Grain and Produce and Milwaukee markets. Includes bond and currency rates, hog and cattle receipts, and local advertisements.
A compilation of scattered notices from Sept and Oct detailing disparate events. It mentions a leprosy case in New York, ship and hotel movements, a fatal kitchen clash in Chicago, political aims and protectorates, financial misconduct, gas prices, a wreck near Guayaquil, a probate inheritance, a Minneapolis fire, counterfeit activity, church appointments, and various local crimes and civil matters across multiple cities.
Treasury department’s September public debt statement reports total debt at 941,080,086 with cash in the treasury, marking a monthly increase of 1,831,687. The breakdown covers interest bearing debt, debt with ceased interest, and non interest bearing debt, alongside cash balances and various past-month comparisons. The report traces debt and cash levels from Oct 1 of prior years through Oct 1, 1845, noting net increases over several years and cumulative increases in interest bearing obligations.
County notes a Friday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Lada Lanwla with a literary program. Mrs Mark Goodwin has been seriously ill. John Graham Jr left for Lansing for work. Mrs Chis Godfrey showcases a century old bible and relics in a proposed Relic Corner at the country fair.
Leadville Cab September 27 explosion and collapse trap fifteen miners around the Belgian mine five miles from Leadville. Six men named Gray Hamill McGinnis Bogs Phillips and Kuhn are dead. four injured, Reynolds Baxter Walker Waters. Rescue efforts hindered by cave-in and location in Adelaide park.
Overlooked and garbled village items report bridge plans south of the town, residents buying property near Whuatathu Station, Mrs Henry Smith visiting family, Hall visiting Hilsdale, students at Staite Normal, new millberry project, A D Stark confined at home, Lettie Kunduli back from Battle Creek, post office building changes, Randell Produce buying apples for Eastern Market, Chas May expanding home, Dr Ye Remwaal returning from a northern health trip, and a typhoid related death with funeral held midweek.
In a village gathering Wednesday for the Butt Bates wedding many visitors attended. Mr. and Mrs Bates of Ramson, Mr. and Mrs D B Allen and daughter Janetta, Mr. and Mrs D D Wilder and Mrs Edith Preston of Albion, Mrs Ella Hooper of Grand Rapids, and others were present. Butter and eggs goods advertised by J Cox Sr at Washington Market, Marshall.
Clarendon Ost reports a parish gathering Sunday night for the Epworth League in Florrickaville led by Rev. Jackson Bpenk. Included notes mention Niva Osborn’s absence and minor local incidents. Consolidated blurbs note a fire destroying a smoke change at W. B. Lewrence’s residence last month and several marriages and illnesses in the area.
Marengo notes an engagement of Minna Welles as a teacher in a Detroit archeology district. She is described as scholarly and an excellent instructress. Additional fragment mentions piglets and a listing of farm produce and property on River Road in Marshall.
The Christian Endeavor session that was to be held last Sunday evening will now take place next Sunday evening. All members are urged to attend and all others are invited to participate.
A fragmented old notice invites all to a Neh pond social at Mrs. Allee Stephens home by the Dark Corners schoolhouse with a promise of a very delightful time. It notes children with croup and endorses a cough remedy from Greens Drug Store, mentioning fair vegetables and fruits at Washington Market Marshall and J.S. Cox, Sr. Prop. Also lists various local notices including teacher examinations and a $100 reward for arsonists in Lee Township.
Dr. Michael Singer reports letters from four governors praising Jews as orderly, industrious, and law abiding. Missouri Gov Stone, Ohio Gov McKinley, Indiana Gov Altgeld, and Kansas Gov Morrill defend Jews amid public scrutiny, noting loyal citizenship and charitable deeds. Also mentions Pure Cider vinegar and apple jelly and drying apples for sale.
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