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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
1
The jury deliberated until midnight Tuesday before returning a not guilty verdict. A split vote showed eight for conviction and four for acquittal, but one foreman’s argument influenced the group. The Crave x Blood v. Lomson & Crowley suit for material pay continues.
Levi Perrin, once a Marshalist, is said to have died in a cyclone near Galveston Texas. A telegram late Tuesday from his Chicago based nephew conveyed the rumor that his brother Layt Perrin was among the victims.
A sketchy OCR notice describes Brondo Joins fair exhibit by Brondo partners, including Joan Whitah and Todlans and cowboys, secured by fair management at a great expense to please patrons. The passage notes spraying and preparatory work around stalls and rides as part of the exhibit setup.
A damaged report notes Deputy Bhorit Céleman linked to a larceny case involving Charlee Nene. The incident spanned five days across Axihniegty, covering about 1100 miles of travel. Nene previously operated from Sper Hardware Co. and fled before a warrant could be served.
The fragment outlines a plan to design a system for carrying off surface water with 3,000 units of main drainage and 4,000 feet of lateral lines. The village will raise the issue at next spring’s election. The Calhagn Medical association held its quarterly meeting at Home Tuesday afternoon with a large attendance.
A garbled OCR fragment notes council discussions and clauses in a proposed statute or ordinance. The readable bits reference debates over implications and potential actions by the city, with uncertain terms and phrasing.
In scattered notices the community records visitors and departures. Mr and Mrs John Basyth returned from Cr ole week with their daughter Dire EH Ryder. Mrs Murrill came back from her eastern milling work. Lovell family from Daorel and Miss Daorel left for Iowa to visit relatives before returning south.
Fragmentary OCR text promises agricultural content with horticulture live stock dairying goat herds and farm animal disease treatment reports from market centers. Mentions home country library and housing, with a date or deadline unclear.
A proprietor announces return to business at People’s Cloth Jog House in Wagner block Marah. He thanks patrons for past support from Paitin county and invites continued patronage with up to date clothing and very low prices.
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