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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1890
Page
4
A fragmented editorial section promotes the American Protective Taste League publication. It urges readers to subscribe to counter Free-Trade claims and offers a trial copy from a New York publisher. The notice touts protectionist authority and a special rate for a yearly subscription.
Michigan Patrons of Industry members debate alliance with Democrats amid farm wage and tax reform debates. Col. DeLand of Jackson warns against aiding open-seekers, noting GOP gains in state senate and house races while Democrats push local fusions. Tribune predicts Democratic caucus control if Patrons yield to party lines.
A fragment from a historical text urges gratitude amid economic struggle. It contrasts American workers with English markets and laments high prices, noting many live by their labor while consumer privilege remains elusive.
A fragment from The New York Preys outlines a tariff critique series with object lessons on wages, protection, and craft. It cites 1680 to 1841 England and 1850 wool data, noting increased U S wood products, wool supply and declining cloth prices due to protection.
The December Century features prose on Harper’s Waakty and West Dayes with Remington observations. It previews The Story of my House by George H. Ellwanger and notes numerous articles, reviews, and frontispiece by Geo. W. Maynard. Also highlights Christmas content, voices from Parker and Hart, and essays on government, democracy, and culture.
City council reviews minutes. Aldermen Thompson Conner Southworth and King discuss repairs to sprinklers and reevaluate licenses for hawking meat fish and oysters. Taxes on farm property debated for rebates, and a lease on Mamillon street property awarded. Police and street duties set, with adjournment for two weeks.
Harper's Weekly Harper's Bazaar Harper's Magazine and Harper's Young People notice postage free to United States Canada and Mexico.
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