President Harrison's Inaugural Message Praised Across Papers
Reports from New York papers praise President Harrison's inaugural message as plain, businesslike, and comprehensive. Commentators note its broad scope, cautious tone, and clear policy on tariff, Samoa, extradition with Britain, Chinese exclusion, and many international and domestic issues.
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Harrison
New York Herald
Dem
Fongrass
Harrigan
Hia
New York Mail
Ws Prass
Indianapolis
Capitol
Senate
House of Representatives
Claveland
York
Gover Wens
Ile
Great Britain
Brazil
Rome
Frix
New York Tribune
Popular Protection Backed by Majority of American Voters
The piece argues for tariff protection over free trade, claiming voters favor domestic industry protection over imports. It cites Mills bill as a past protectionist win and denounces free trade advocates as aligning with foreign interests. It references Senator Peep and Illinois politics and ends with fragmented garbled text.
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Fiftieth Congress
Controversy Over Rev Morey Sparks Parish Feud
Amid sharp exchanges in Marshall, Rev Morey faces a rebuke from Fr Baart after Morey accuses Catholicism of error. The debate centers on Magna Charta, church-state relations, and historical quotations. Readers are urged to weigh contested claims and the mayhem of a public quarrel.
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Atreeta
Tae Staresan
Morey
Clio
Baart
Tae Statia
Gemesty
T Marcy
Mr. Morey
Pr. Boart
Tre Starramay
Hanrt
Mr Morey
Marshall
Dean Swift
Me. Morey
Chan
Innocent HI
Cardinal Langton
Jitannica
D'Aubigne
Buart
Lingard
Davet Doers
Fr. Buart
Fr. Baart
Hurter
Pope
Vol. UK
Pr. Baart
Morpy
Fr Buart
Stacle
The
Chronicle
Catholica
America
Eugland
Catholic claims in English constitutional history
The author argues that Magna Carta and common law originated in Catholic times, praising Catholic influence on English rights. He acclaims John’s fealty to the Pope as voluntary and rebukes Rev. Mr. Morey for misquoting Lingard, asserting Morey’s bias and ignorance of feudal history.
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Englind
Baart
Morey
Mr. Morey
John
Mark Thie
Jos
Innocent
God
Peter and Paul
Pope Innocent
Rome
Philip Augustus
England
Yen Linegard
Lingard
Yeomanry
Wilking
Dlr
Fr. Baart
Fr. Boart
Catholic Church Admitted Misrepresentation Sparks Debate
A reader condemns Rev. Mr. Morey for misrepresenting the Catholic Church in pupil and press. The writer urges fair-minded people to question such tactics, hoping readers examine the church's doctrines and charity with genuine inquiry, dated December 7, 1889.
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Morey
A. Raart
Deaths and funerals in Marshall area church life
Zacchena Mead Lester dies at 75 while tolling a church bell on November 1 1889 in Marshall. He joined the Christian church in early life and served as a deacon, with a long career in the faith and local service. Charles Gottlob Selmid, born 1860, dies December 1 after returning to Marshall from Jackson, funeral held at German Lutheran church. Funeral notices extend thanks to groups and praise faithful service.
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Thea Chriathin
Buanesburg
N. Yan
Oth
M. 3
Marshall
Hig
Ioe
Alton
Staphen W
Troy
Lester
Church Militant
Church Triumphant
Jesus
Jesus Christ
J. A. Youn
D . Millard
Portland
W. W. Whitcomb
The
Baptist Church
Charles Gotlob Selmid
Gotlob Selmid
Ifo
Charlotte
Jackson
F. Smar Ag
Sle
Nellie Krechiinuima
Kahunazoo
Xen
Hus Jand
Chas
Jackson (Ornian Benevolent Society
Deu
Gennan Lutheran Church
Thua
Chieridge Cemetery
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Ami
National City Bank
Marshall Township
J. Oh. Pounrars
Woshington
Mackinaw Axgent
Avery's
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Cox, SR
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Barlow Bros
A. Baldwin
Senta da Solo
Pewwell's
O'Keefe & CO
Will T. Drake
R. Butler's Grocery
Medical Lee
Key West
C. Herbert Thompson
Jook
Skeep
C. H. Thompson
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