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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1892
Page
3
Readable fragments cover diverse topics including railway plans, property losses, elopements, farm sales, electrocution, school lands, weather, insurance, and local incidents. Names like James Del and Gab ad Wad appear amid scattered notes on crops, machinery, and community events. The text preserves a slice of a busy era with varied local references.
In North Lansing two orphans aged about four perished in a chilling accident. Karl Fries and Arthur Burtz died near a chest where Price children played. The box, eight feet long, trapped them as neighbors searched for hours.
During a Greenville Alabama parade a tirubent firing occurred near rival leaders and a nggha was shot, causing great excitement. Kauss Farmers' Alliance officers say they will form a force to oust the men responsible at Romesteld with flourenough taide them over their trcubits.
The market showed little movement, with sales modest and most activity centered on staple items and industry leaders. Prices for wheat and corn fluctuated, while live stock at Chicago and Dallas yards drew attention as traders weighed demand and supply signals.
A fragmentary ad outlines Lorenzo Course a Montgomery County Rev who joined artillery at the Civil War outbreak and rose from territorial legislator to associate justice. He served in the Nebraska Territory and later the Forty third and Forty fourth Congresses. He later held a Treasury post under Harrison.
A partisan pamphlet compares Civil War records of Republican and Democratic nominees, arguing the Republican line shows stronger wartime service and pensions alignment. It cites General Sickles at Gettysburg and critiques Cleveland, urging veterans to vote for protectionism and national development.
The article chronicles William S Linton a Republican leader born 1856 in St Charles and raised in Saginaw. It traces his rise from clerk in a general store to lumber business head in Farwell Alger and Bay County. He held two terms as county supervisor then served in the legislature and was elected mayor of consolidated Saginaw in 1882.
A medley of newspaper clippings criticizes white supremacy rhetoric and race politics, contrasting accusations of voter manipulation with calls for justice. Notes fear of negro population growth, disputes over party strategies, and critiques of tariff and free trade stances.
New York Press cites Tom Reed on Democrats in the race. The New York Revenue argues European barons back Grover Cleveland to grow their wealth, while American manufacturers must curb wages. It concludes to vote Harrison, keep Harrison in the White House, Cleveland at Bay.
The Milwaukee Sentinel comments on Mr Chyreland as a tea candidate who claims to represent the plain people while noting that many from other counties flock here for alleged calamity conditions. The piece questions how he can explain that appeal and exposes the paradox of underpaid and overtaxed citizens seeking change.
The catiphet alump of the congressional investigation of the Homestead riot shows Democrats gained no political capital. Investigators aimed at the McKinley tariff's effect on iron, but historians say it would prove the tariff’s benefits and thus wrapped it up like a hot potato.
Cleveland jomma}s report contend the Mc Kinley act raises living costs and burdens. Yet two papers publish a table comparing prices from 1891. New York Tribune notes the contrast and urges policy scrutiny.
A fragmentary report touches on re election rhetoric amid horse racing notes. Mentions General Turner, Grevg Bo Morris, Frankadear, and a champion yearling stallion, with betting figures and a death among horses. Notes West Coast breeders Seary and Williamson, the Thad Stevens runner, and a London car bone value claim reflecting broader horse industry costs and employment.
The World’s Fair feature lineup includes a snake collection promising 2000 varieties and a Jelly palace 16 by 20 feet, while King Slesander of Servis plans a visit next year. Reported plans mention a Kentucky Building exhibit and other pageant details, amid garbled notes on organizers and labor.
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