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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1853
Page
2
Central rail yard scene shows crowds and cargoes of wheat with farmers optimistic about prizes. Tuesday wholesale wheat sales noted, price and volumes implied a strong market activity amid favorable demand.
The article notes Chestvin Mann’s withdrawal from public life for a year with restored wealth and strength. It also mentions a serious accident in Detroit where Mr and Mrs Vernor were injured when their horse bolted after a carriage collision on Jefferson Avenue near the Buggy House. The piece reports the 16th Temperance Convention in New York with about 1000 attendees, electing Rav Thomas W Nigginson of Mass as president and listing prominent speakers and secretaries.
Rew v Booka and Tre Visrony aso Rupywenra of Anca tecnune edited by John Bullock relocate in New York Stringer Towns ent publishers. The volume surveys architecture across nations with a glossary, engravings, and low 75 cents price at Marshall Book Store. Also notices Mary Luwins SuingersTownse publishers praise The Artist's Wife and Western Literary Cabinet with comments on female readership and quality writing. several items mention sales and promotion by J. P. Hunt.
The writer recounts residents departing Chicago on an eastern trip and notes lively scenes as shops adjust amid strikes. He details charity efforts in New Orleans, laborers demanding higher wages, and a Tribune strike over apprentices. A trip on the Galena and Chicago Union Rail Line reveals Rockford’s river, bridges, and rapid growth, with Rockford’s surroundings, churches, and a grand railroad bridge highlighted.
Read like a 1840s newspaper item, this snippet lists periodicals and contributors. It mentions the Michigan Farmer under Johnstone & Isham with editors and horticultural notes, plus the Knickerbocker Magazine for September featuring sketches and travel pieces.
A jumble of court remarks, editorials, and rail accident dispatches narrates a past day’s proceedings. It records a jury verdict split on manslaughter, a judge charging the jury on law and fact, and notes on President Pierce and a New York paper dispute. It closes with a Michigan Central collision injuring several and killing a German emigrant near Ursina.
New Orleans reports 103 total deaths from yellow fever as of Sep 1 with daily fatalities around ten at Mobile. Cincinnati meanwhile notes a citizens meeting at Masonia Hall to impeach Judge Flynn. The vote supported impeachment unanimously and a committee was formed to present the matter to the legislature next winter.
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