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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1897

Page

4

Subscription Rates Advertised by The Statesman

The Statesman offers one year and one year in advance rates with clerked notices and obituary pricing. It emphasizes prompt delivery, reader submissions with names, and a large Calhoun County circulation. Publication office is 235 State Street, Marshall Michigan, with contact phone. Obituaries priced per line and cards of thanks at fixed cents.

Atateeman Aon Statraman Calhoun County Statesman Lauit State Street

New York Republicans Endorse McKinley Policy and Prosperity

In a convention scene the Republican city body applauds President McKinley as a pro prosperity leader. They praise his administration as the force driving the nation from financial distress and urge continued business revival under the GOP.

City of New York William McKinley Ile

Unclear Text Prompt About Stage Trust and People

The fragmentary text discusses a stage trust and related figures, mentioning named individuals and locations in a garbled manner. It references a legal or formal process, with unclear stakes and several distorted phrases that hamper coherent interpretation.

Publication of New Literary Weekly in New York and London

Harper Brothers and The London Times will publish New Literary Weekly simultaneously in New York and London. H D Traill is named editor. The magazine will focus on literature and criticism, aiming to be impartial, authoritative, and a comprehensive source of literary intelligence. Book reviews will be the main feature.

New Literary Weekly Simultaneoiuesly York London Harper Brothers The London Times H. D. Traill Lbé Harpers Pesiens Europe

Review of recent books and U S prosperity noted

The Journal columnist proposes a three week review plan for important books after publication. An Observer from Readford Eng notes the United States entering prosperity with tariff relief and Yukon gold, predicting a strong Winter. A British sketch mocks Lord Salisbury's diplomacy and remarks Maglanel’s failure to demand an apology or end relations.

England Readford Eng United States Aniele Sam Yukon America Fingland Vringe Uisimared Win Hiamer Salisbary Maglanel

Paris Sailor’s Cargo Brings Three Million Pounds Home

From the Yakom region comes word of a steamer Paris sailing from Southampton with a report of over three million pounds in transit. Details are sparse but indicate substantial wealth movement to America amid ongoing trade and travel.

Pirie Gold County Amerie Paris Southampton Oblast

Fragments Describe Dungley Terilf Effects on Industries

Fragmentary OCR text discusses the so called Dungley terilf and its effects on general industries of the editoriate. It mentions ROT Giter and Miser Univess Duper Can TE Mearoe St. Chea, with unclear context and potential production and sales notes.

Dungley Editeyard

Mrs Mann Early Marshall Leader in Local Charity

Mrs Mann, wife of Julius Mann, a Marshall, New York philanthropist, guided the family and local business after his 1893 death. She led civic efforts, aided schools, and embodied practical benevolence, with six children in a life devoted to duty. Her death followed a brief illness on October 10, 1897, at Mansion Street residence. Funeral services were held at her home with Trinity clergymen in attendance.

Hateha Citi Wies Tatabridge Cheamnge Craig Bain New York New Uylanc Hamn Bridge Maurshall Michigan Muagu Col Sudrew Mann Mann Josephine Mansion Street J.B. Walton D. da Marshall Trinity

Home for discharged prisoners in Detroit described

A detailed day at the Detroit Home, a brick facility aiding former inmates with work rooms, living spaces, and daily services. The narrative notes meals, religious services, care from "Mother" D Arcambal, and plans to support several inmates, with visits from board members and community figures.

Detroit Darcambal Chen Orcher Somme Ays Gina Seartell Cariesthy Lovingehy Slater Tie Minster Warle Earth

Well Children Need Warming Food For Fall Months

Advice on protecting vulnerable children from cold by providing a fat-forming nourishing diet for two or three months in autumn. Emphasizes warming, strength-building foods to prevent chill and illness.

Scott's Emulsion Admits Limited Patient Benefit

Fragmentary OCR text mentions Scott's Emulsion and a claim about benefits for adults, implying marketing copy or dosage notes. The readable portion is sparse and lacks coherent details, but centers on the product name and a vague health claim.

Married Men Wanted by Hard, Cash & Co. Bossed Tone

A New York Weekly note observes advertising bias by Hard, Cash & Co. seeking clerks or sales staff preferring married men, implying male employees accustomed to being bossed. The remark labels this hiring practice as tyrannical and reflects early 20th century attitudes toward work and gender.

Hard, Cash & Co N.Y. Weekly

Loaded Shells and Savings at Our Headquarters

Cheaper shells and the best power in the market are offered at our headquarters for such goods. A mix of quirky quotes and jokes from Town Topics and other columns fills the page, with a note on Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup for colds and lung troubles amid light humor and small talk.

Ood Hardy Vre

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