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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
9
A garbled account covers a university address by a president at the University of Minnesota auditorium. The speech mingles critique of student antics with calls for campus spirit, while attendees react noisily. the scene blends ceremonial rhetoric and campus energy.
In Shlonegon Michigan Mrs Stannard testifies she did not poison her husband and that he was cruel. Prosecutor O’Brien asked to admit statements about Rhue Hammes and the coffee containing strychnine. Dr Hanus described the evidence and coffee tipping to result in death after tasting.
Oct 26 notes recount Jason Thomas leaving home fifty years ago to seek work with his brother. The piece reflects on family ties and the enduring impact of early choices as the two brothers aged and memories deepen.
A Pennfield farmer, A J Potter, was arrested amid evidence of watering milk. Tests showed weight increases suggest possible dilution. lab readings indicated low solids content and fat. Authorities accuse adulteration and aim to determine if milk met legal standards.
The column records Tua revival meetings at North Albion with Rev. McNatt's remarks and local sentiments. It notes a neighborly visit by Wilson and family, a farmer delivering hogs to Buffalo, and the illness of Charles Sampuon of Rise Creek with typhoid fever, plus various family updates and housekeeping items from Rice Creek and surrounding area.
A damaged but legible note describes a fire at WR CHELD CAMP and a two day session of the WILC dimirlee convention. Morning proceedings included devotionals and officer reports, with afternoon treasurer remarks and closing services led by Rev. Brow and Rev. Geiger. Attendees included Mrs Agr eg Wiley and Mrs Abbey Plage, past department figures, plus new officers listed for the coming year.
Radiiline Mich Oct 26 H Judkins 34 telegraph operator was shot by his father I B Judkins during a hunting trip in northern woods The two had left days earlier and were in thick underwood when the younger man was struck by a shot The dead man leaves a widow Salnga A
A Batle Creek meeting of the proposed interurban directors discussed surveying a line to Coldwater via Athens and Union City. They plan grading next spring and aim for operation by next tall, with rights and timber tracts purchased for cars and freight.
The county records list marriages and probate actions including Edward J. Eckstein and June Cowlis, both residents of Albion, with estates and administrator appointments for Daniel Behrling and Henry Baylor. Notices include sale of real estate and confirmations. an accident near the Portage Canal is noted with injuries.
Boston dispatch reports Grand Jury in session to consider indictments over Ayla Linnell’s cyanide poisoning death. District Attorney Pelletier and Deputy Superintendent Wates indicate evidence will be presented to seek indictments as officials stress the case remains lively despite earlier confounding details.
Masked robbers held up the night operator at the Indian Harbor station on the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern line around 9:50 pm. They disabled telegraph and telephone lines and escaped with about $390 after detaining Bert Cuppingham as the switchboard went dead.
A distorted report notes the Supreme Court denial of an appeal in a case where a girl named GWich recovered damages for injuries from using a printing press. The decision emphasizes employer responsibility when hiring inexperienced children for dangerous work.
A report outlines new information about Misa Migs Avia Linnell, highlighting key actions, dates, and involved organizations. Officials and local groups weigh in on the case, with named entities emphasizing the individuals and institutions linked to the events.
Milwaukee inquiry reveals alleged plot to influence Wisconsin Legislature for Jenny Stephenson’s election. Detective T. Wool testified that Regan denied knowledge of terms while Regan admitted prior meetings. witnesses described an engineered storyline and a special train arrangement for Assembly member Wile O. days before the vote, with payments claimed but disputed.
In Los Angeles on October 26 and in the murder case of James B. Mura, witnesses describe a gas smell near the Times building moments before the explosion. Clark, a Times publisher official, notes he smelled gas in a block from the building the night of the blast, a potential defense witness is excused from jury duty.
Robert G. Fowler arrived in Yuma after a long flight with a reported altitude of 1,700 feet and 1,300 feet in the air. The message notes his eastward sighting and his mother’s expected arrival tomorrow. Also mentioned is the wreck of C. P. Rodgers’s guard plate during an attempted flight near the Rio Grande, with repairs anticipated the following day. A separate item references rubber men charged with interstate commerce violations in Akron, Ohio.
New York wins 4 to 3 over Philadelphia in ten innings as Giants pull ahead in the World Series. Crandall homered and drove in the decisive run, while Coombs, Marquard and Read pitched to stifle the Athletics on late hits and pressure. Over 37,000 fans witnessed the dramatic finish as New York seizes the moment in a tense clash.
Thomas Tippit, a leader of the Domicratto faction, testified about the organization of the Tippit section to the legislature during the Spot mer inquiry. He described Democratic opponents and faced questions about whether he paid men to vote for Senator Lovimes. The exchange raised tensions as adjournment neared and Attorney Marbig pressed for clarification.
Oct 26 Raosan City reports Hyde charged with polygping Cohanal Phorm 84 H. Bwape. Jury selection began as forty seven must be chosen to form a jury. Police indicate potential trouble during deliberations.
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