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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1892
Page
3
The piece argues farmers should resist tariff changes to gain full benefits, citing 1888 farm values, cotton dominance, and global trade. It references the London Times and American figures, weighing protectionist policy against growth in industry and agriculture.
A dense historical sermon excerpt discusses Pentecost, evangelism, and the spread of Christianity. It references Hindus, Israel, and biblical prophecies, urging confidence in God’s plan, bold preaching, and perseverance amid opposition. The text emphasizes faith in Christ, scriptural authority, and divine support for missionaries and believers today.
Fragmentary text references a man and a world view in slow belief with scattered phrases about sin and heart. The readable content is incomplete and lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable organizations to summarize reliably.
A coroner's jury links the East Jordan mill disaster to low water, listing six dead and several critically injured. Reports from Pontiac, Port Huron, and Wenstdeld outline fatalities, injuries, and a crash involving a west-bound train. Ontario resident St. Mitehall dies in the wreck while Pratt, a wealthy stock broker, dies days later amid conflicting theories. A German farmer Kopke suffers severe injuries in a separate accident near Dundee. The Beet Sugar industry and farm prospects in Michigan show potential growth with projected yields and factory plans. Prof. Kodsie notes readiness for factories and favorable profitability. Abraham Cooley, a Richmond farmer, murders his wife and dies by suicide. a letter and will reveal motives and family plans. Governor orders removal of Saginaw Police Court judge John Barry amid misconduct allegations.
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