Evening Statesman Launches in Marshall
The Evening Statesman announces its first issue to Marshall and vicinity. It outlines aims for a concise news resume, local county state and general news, and invites readers to judge and subscribe. The paper pledges Republican alignment but hopes to avoid excess partisanship and mentions continuing the weekly Star-Haaan with plans to grow its 1,700 subscriber base.
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Marshall
Tom Evening Statesman
Statesman
Srat Haaan
Prohibition and political notes in Michigan era
A curio of 19th century debate covers Prohibition rhetoric, a Michigan House vote on a prohibitory amendment, party dynamics, and notable figures like Farwell and Logan. The text cites public sentiment, legislative steps, and contrasting views on liquor laws amid national political frictions.
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House of Representatives
Michigan
Senate passes Inter-State Commerce bill amid split votes
In Wasmoron on January 16 the conference report on the Inter-State Commerce bill was adopted 43 to 15 in the Senate. Senators debated pooling provisions and long haul effects while urging recommittal. House actions included amendments on Bay City and militia funding. Adjournment followed after the vote.
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Washington DC Scenes From Senate and White House
The report covers Senate activity with private bills and relief for wreck sufferers, Mrs Cleveland's luncheon abstaining from wine, postal bill appropriations totaling 55.69 million dollars, electric lighting tests at the Washington Monument, and questions on J C Matthews’s nomination for Register of Deeds. It also notes Ottawa defaulter wearings and a legal point on extradition.
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Tobacco workers strike at Lorillard factory in Jersey City
About 2,000 workers walked out at P. Lorillard’s tobacco plant over proposed wage cuts. Plug department workers faced 25 cent per 1,000 pound reduction and weekly wage cuts from nine dollars. Discharges and job- swaps sparked the walkout. by noon 4,400 employees were idle, with no disorder reported.
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Jersey City
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