Democrats Hit Tariff Policy In Front Page Commentary
The Marshall News criticizes the protective tariff as a tax on consumers that fuels monopolies and trusts. It argues the tariff harms competition, inflates prices, and self-justifies antitrust concerns while urging removal to invite outside competition and curb corporate power. It also discusses Roosevelt’s potential presidency and governance style in light of McKinley’s death.
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United States
Great
Steel Trust
Copper Trust
Coal Trust
Oil Trust
Sugar Trust
Salt Trust
McKinley Remembered in Washington Dignified Funeral Sermon
The article recalls a state funeral at the Capitol for President William McKinley with Rev. Dr. Naylor delivering prayer and hymns like Lead Kindly Light. It extols McKinley’s moral character, humble upbringing, and broad compassion for all people, honoring his life and spiritual influence.
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William McKinley
Canton
Capitol
Dr. Naylor
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Capitol Memorial Service for McKinley with Andrews Eulogy
In Washington the capitol hosts a somber memorial honoring William McKinley. Bishop Edwin G Andrews delivers a heartfelt eulogy while Mrs Thomas C Noyes sings Some Time We ll Understand and crowds join in Nearer My God to Thee. Mrs McKinley remains at the White House under careful watch as mourners reflect on the late president s legacy.
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Bishop Andrews
Edwin G. Andrews
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
William McKinley
Andrews
Christ
W. H. Chapman
M. E. Church
White House
Battle Creek youth bound over for larceny at store
Emery Moora, 16, of Battle Creek, is in county jail after being bound over to the circuit court for larceny from Miles Wreilly's till. He could not furnish bail. Also jailed are Frank Maurin, Fred Johnson, and B. G. Holevwb, arrested in Battle Creek for a 16 day hold for stealing a ride on the Grand Trunk.
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Emery Moora
Battle Creek
Miles Wreilly
Frank Maurin
Fred Johnson
B. G. Holevwb
Battle Greek
Michigan Infantry reunion and county fair events
Readable fragments show a reunion of the Nineteenth Michigan Infantry scheduled for late September. Also listed are Hillsdale county fair dates, a countywide Prevsaity Day, and notes on a state convention of the O F Ost 10. Masons Heuuvion of Isch Michigan with a federation gathering in Ann Arbor later in October.
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Gries Yesixse Sunnel
Nineteenth Michigan Infantry
Hillsdale
Masons Heuuvion
Isch Michigan
Ann Arborauuss
Federation of Women's
Clube
State Board fixes Calhoun County cash valuation
The State Board of Equalization set Calhoun County at 37,000,000 in cash value with a statewide total of 1,578,100,000. Five years earlier the state total stood at 1,105,100,000. County and regional valuations varied between board and commission figures, with 330,268,528 from the supervisors and 89,269,086 from the state tax commission.
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Calhoun County
Board of Supervisors
State Tax Commission
Ordinance Amends Marshall Electric Railway Grant
A Monday September 16 1901 common council meeting passed an ordinance amending Section XXVII of the earlier grant to Frederick N Rowley for an electric street railway in Marshall. It sets a 30 day start and six month completion, with voiding rights if not met, and allowances for injunctions riots or strikes delaying work.
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Frederick N.‘ Rowley
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Marshall
Frederick N. Rowley
Sa Ag
Prantea
Grant
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