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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1897
Page
4
Public notices and rates from The Statesman Marshall Michigan dated August 26 1897 outline subscription terms obituary rates and advertising guidance. The item includes editorial notices urging timely submissions and reporting lost issues along with a vignette on Mary Lease and a political scene without salary details.
The passage discusses fabric production from wool blends and the effects of finishing touches on texture and feel. It mentions wind, fire, shortness of warp, and tenderness as factors shaping the appearance of the cloth and its perceived beauty.
Reports discuss Merad Pine and a controversial letter that mentions Hay and the Declaration of Independence Magna Charta in the context of a new burn peal. Observers note terse, decisive sentences conveying opinion and the fusion trend, with Sherman’s quip and a discussion of the Herman letter.
Nevada senator Stewart, once a fusion party pillar, rejects old issues and urges unity with forces of prosperity. He predicts lower silver prices and higher wheat, emphasizing new issues and progress while audience questions prosperity in the West.
The Chronicle discusses sugar price movements after the Dingley tariff, noting a cent rise per pound of sugar, and contrasts it with Detroit quotations. It questions the Chronicle’s accuracy while citing early July Detroit News ads showing Mitchell offering granulated sugar at four dollars per hundred pounds.
The Florida orange crop shows strong recovery after the freeze, with trees regrown from roots thriving and largely pest free. Estimates trace the yield from five million boxes two years ago to a rising production outlook and a vast future harvest as the industry regains vigor.
The article argues miners strike amid crushed coal industry, noting times when strikes were unwise. It contrasts tin plate protection with free trade, cites Indiana tin plate shipments to Italy and England, and references U S tin plate imports dropping from 680 million pounds in 1878 to about 20 million pounds last fiscal year. It also mentions Pacific ports and Sandwich Islands connections, amid a broader federal proceedings and political figures guiding the era.
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The notice outlines hunting seasons for different game including deer, ferrets, woodcock, quail, and waterfowl with dates from September to December and January. It prohibits robbing nests, lists protected bird species, and states that possessing certain animal bodies beyond the season is illegal unless for science or home use. Permits may be issued for scientific purposes. enforcement rests with game wardens, prosecuting attorneys, sheriffs, and police.
Washington denounces attempts to oust Secretary Sherman via misrepresentation of his words and mind. The piece defends his mental strength, condemns Democratic press attacks, and notes Roosevelt’s support for Bowles at the Brooklyn navy yard. It also mentions political chatter on silver, candidacy rumors, and surrounding commentary.
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