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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
8
For President, William McEl is supported along with Theodore Roosevelt on a congressional ticket. The Third District slate highlights Washington Gardner for Congress. The endorsement signals aligned campaign lines and party strategy.
Corn and potatoes from fields near Teekonsha and nearby in Burlington have faced trouble. Residents report similar issues in the region and urge collective action through a community vigil.
CERESCO letters recall a quiet wedding at Mrs. Spencer Sweet’s home where Miss Myrta Sweet wed Geo. Garmes of Bellevue with Rev. Mr. Klug officiating. The Geresto Farmers' club to meet Oct 10 at John Reese’s. WCTU to hold Oct 11 meeting with Mrs. Hing. Community updates cover travel, visits, fairs, and local greetings along with Dr. Fowler's Extract promotional line.
Local notes report a well attended Albion fair and visits by residents from Homer and nearby towns. Sidney Stafford, a former Homer resident, died in Hammond, Ind. The city council plans cement sidewalks on Main Street and will repurpose railroad rails as supports. A McKinley club formed in Republican HQ, listing young officers and a growing membership.
Fragmented OCR text mentions American Protective Tariff League in New York and references to speeches by President Martinley and Mr. Bryahy. It lists names like Grosvenor of Ohio and Dingley, with numbers and a request for an amount of $9.52 and 50 to 75.
The famed actress describes her perfect holiday as ending the day early with a quiet bed, daytime reading and dozing, and evening dining in a robe before returning to bed.
Annie B. Springer of Philadelphia expresses joy after Dr King’s Naw Discovery cured her long standing hacking cough. She claims all other remedies failed and the treatment brought significant life relief.
The Taj Mahal in Agra, India, is described as octagonal and built of white marble inlaid with precious stones. It employed 22,000 workers for twenty years, with a total cost of 46 million dollars despite free labor and gifts.
Sporting items for hunters and anglers advertised at Seaman's Co. Bait Was Suffocated. Frederick Slater's ball died in a strange accident when hay from a loft collapsed onto his ball. The ad promotes preprice-increase stock and free copies of the game law. The New Cot Pleases all the family. Lemon Orange SRO and Straw. Try & Tae Resort. Atchison Globe note about dark rooms and calls it a husband den.
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