PublicatioN Office Item Reflects 1889 Forum Plans
Fragments describe the October 25 1889 Marshall Michigan publication with editorial notes on the upcoming November Forum. Key figures mentioned include J B Angel L Godkin Archdeacon Farriston Thomas G Shearman and Adjt Gen Kelton. Also notes appointments, tax and political observations, and a mockup of diverse topics from Tolstoy to municipal gas control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Angel
Michigan University
Behring Sea
I L. Godkin
Civil Service
Archdeacon Farrston
Thos. G. Shearman
Fon
Francis W. Shearman
United States
Troi Boyesen
Columbia College
Maurice Thompson
Darwin
Adjt
Kelton
U.S. Army
Bronson €. Kealer
St. Louis
Publication plans in Chicago promise lively society section
The article describes a new Chicago publication by Brezee and Mrs Edwin Corbin focusing on society, amusements, sports, music, drama, and gossip. It notes Harper's Magazine pieces on The Mexican Army and The Republic of Colombia, plus a discussion of Israelite and Indian mortuary customs in Popular Science Monthly. It mentions Watertown paper mill producing a six by seven and three quarter mile sheet, labor strife impacts, and political commentary on Virginia Democrats and Connecticut Prohibitionists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gras Avery Ae
Ite
Chicago
Brezee
Edwin Corbin
Seema
Harper's Magazine
Thomas A. Sanvier
México
Republic of Colombia
United States
Ricardo Recerta
Colombia
Garrick Mallery
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Local government notes on Claims Ways and Means
Friday’s session sees Claims committee recommend $392.6 for 27 claims, tabled for a day. Ways and Means favors hiring County Surveyor to map Battle Creek and Albion plots. Reports on drains and indigent insane cases laid on table or filed. prisoner labor petition referred. sheriff jail physician noted. Marshall Water Works contracted to furnish jail and courthouse water at $125 yearly with a leaking pump repair identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Battle Creek
Albion
Wilk
Marengo Dais
Thompson
County Auditing Board
Probate
J. M. Hughes
Hughes
Bill
Chas
Burkhart
Third Ward
Haven
Aldrich
Hubbard
Aonday
Marshall’ Water Works
Tabi
Ionia Co
Court House
Tryde
Senderson
Myr. Highbard
Athens
County Board Proceedings Describe County Officials Actions and Elections
The county board debated a resolution on aid for the poor with physician selection rights, adopted 19 to 11. Meetings covered salaries for the court office staff, jail care, and repairs to courthouse roofs and jail hallways. Hyde elected supervisor of the poor. Morrison named janitor of the Court House. clerk of Probate Court salary set. various reports on taxes, drains, and fines discussed and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghaihman
A. Q. Hyde
A. Morrison
Hongo
Board of Prisoners
Alvah D. Eldred
Court House
James W. Wood
Shanahan Clothier and Gent's Furnisher in Marshall
The Detroit Trade Journal describes Mr. Shanahan at 82 W State St Marshall as a premier clothier tailor and gent's furnishers. It highlights ready made clothing for all ages, an extensive tailor department, vast worsted stocks, silk trimmings, and an unmatched overcoat and cap selection. The business, established 1877, is praised for straightforward dealings and broad patronage locally and from distant states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uranka
Kearney
Prince Albert
Marshall
State Street
Shanahan
Kansas
Nebraska
Dakota
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State St
Mich
Harrison
Green Tt. Baum
Mingis
Tanner
Stat
Plefac
Congress
Sinc
House
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Agnd
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
Dean Howells
Tolstai
Mr. Howells
Tolstoi
Virginia Bieren Harrison
Lippincott's
New York State
Lawyer Beggs
Cronin
Newhaven
Conn
Popy
Watertown
N. Y
Tappenmacke
Virginia
Connecticut Prohibitioniste
Boant
Mth
Superintendent of Poor
A. O S Tyde
A. O. Hyde
Ogee
Fletcher J
R. Cammin
Black
Gantintts
Veedeee Piante
Sheriff Prentice
A. Wasim
Elogo
W. Gleaveland. Zindradoct
Cronin’s Big Store
T. Shanahan
The
Detroit Trade Journal
the Statesman
Calhoun Co
I, Shanahan
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