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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1893
Page
8
The text shows a jumble of promotional lines and civic talk mentioning White & Co, a bank, and various store items. It reads like a cluttered period piece with references to finances, a penalty topic, and a sale including bonnets and dress goods.
A fragmented newspaper patch mentions Kaiser Wilhelm II painting watercolors and crafting naval subjects, Trumped by notes on Lady Tryon declining a royal pension after the Victoria disaster. It also lists local notices, ads, and miscellaneous items including remedies, livestock for sale, and various short notices, all presented in a cluttered slice of the era.
A compact timeline tracing major French and European milestones across the late 17th to 18th centuries. Includes wars and coalitions, Marlborough and Eugene victories, death of Louis XIV, seven years war beginnings, conquest and loss events, revolutions, and Bonaparte campaigns in Italy and Egypt.
A compact chronology listing events from 1600 to 1680s including tramways and wooden rails, union of crowns under James I, Jamestown founding, Shakspeare’s death, borders of colonies, the ship money dispute, Civil War beginnings, Cromwell’s protectorate, Jamaica and New Brunswick settlements, the Royal Society, great plague impacts, Royal Navy ports in Africa, Titus Oates’ popish plot, habeas corpus, and later succession events like William and Mary and the Battle of the Boyne.
A fragmentary antique piece recounts quirks of figures such as Sheridan Suwarow Beethoven Turner and others. It notes Suwarow’s love of unset diamonds, David’s painting mishaps, Turner’s Saturday disguises and concealed travels, Baca’s organ playing delaying a sermon, and Beethovens noisy bathing and lodging changes. The rambling text also mentions a giant Hampton Court vine said to span 2,300 feet and a Razzi pointer array of animals with a raven that cries Come in MSS WHO.
Mrs P formerly Tibbie Williams receives sympathy after bereavement. Mohart family moves to Maint Street. Cogswell visit stays in Racine Wisconsin. French, Watkins in Chicago. Morley family to farm north town. Mrs Kuykandall visits venerable Mrs Hduitinda. Ralph June in Florida visits cousin Mrs Strickland. W B Randall in Athena on business. Jonas Hall recovering from recent op. Passenger train bound for Chicago passes Air Line. Lonina Bennett ill. Jake Bremen and family visit A H Underwood. World’s fair attendees from Newton include Gleason family and others returning from Grand Rapids.
Reports from the area note injuries from a horse incident near Dr. La Lewis residence, local clergy and lodge activities, community moves including Godfrey renting his farm for a year and relocating to Benton Harbor, and a busy schedule of visits, meetings, and social events with many named residents and churches involved. The text also mentions theft concerns, courtly greetings, and ongoing illness, with scattered notes on travel to Chicago and world’s fair plans.
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