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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1892

Page

18

Prosperity in unity and a stubborn race against odds

A fragmented but hopeful piece recalls Marshall's role in local growth and neighborly support as a new horse in the community race. It notes the town's past hardships, leadership, and a call to unity amid adversity. The text also touches on the New York Ledger's struggles and Prohibition-age political shifts, highlighting editorials on civic virtue and reform.

Marahali Igen Wardden Albig Marshall

Proposals and stock talk amid World’s Fair era debates

The article discusses mistaken stock schemes from the 80s, warns buyers who hold losses as stocks near zero, notes London reporting on freight and passenger activity at the World’s Fair, and reports Knights of Labor plans for a Swiss referendum style process, a labor tax, and an employment bureau. It cites support for a graduated inheritance tax and cross national examples.

Jones London Knighta of Liber Switzerland Knights of Labor Congress Great Britain United States

Bloody Sunday Anniversary in Trafalgar Square

The piece recalls the 1887 Bloody Sunday in London when police clashed with protesters in Trafalgar Square and 40 police and 200 citizens were injured. It notes the fifth anniversary demonstrations celebrating reform and the right to public meetings, ending with a moral about letting discontented people speak. It also quotes Fred Woodrow in The Century on workers’ enlightenment and the idea of cooperative stores and profit sharing.

London Trafalgar Square Trafalgaraquars Cunningham Graham Gladstoma Fred Woodrow Mr. Woodrow

Death, fire, and embezzlement scandal in St Louis

In St Louis a city treasurer Foerstel amid a vast embezzlement shortfall of about 3.2 million is linked to a tragic death and a failed city hall arson attempt. The case centers on forged coupon redemptions and missing records, with deputies serving notice as investigators probe a wider financial collapse. Dutch colonists near Alamosa face diphtheria, scarlet fever, and crowded conditions in winter. a separate St Louis fire damages Udell Woodenware, losses estimated at 4500 with wide alarm responses.

Poorstel St. Lotte Walbridge St. Louia Michael Foerstel McGrew Foerstelville Foerstel Bla Young Forrester Horsea City of St. Louis Phenix Home Comfort Cenior Foerster & Saxton Novelty Company Foerster Ian Stevenson Young Foerster Republic Dexver Alamosa Udell Woodenware Company Washington, Locust Third Fourth Streets

Wall collapses at mill. seven men buried

After a wall sixty feet high toppled inward with no warning, seven men buried under debris at a steam company mill. Several rescued, three bodies recovered including Fireman Charles E. Marshall. Bernard Bamer expected to die. Whitnell and Bamer injured. Other workers survived. later reports list additional deaths and hospital cases.

Pha An Coufiaie Ateam Company 4 Shattuck, Jr Bernard Bamer Fred, Bamner John Whitnell Whitnell Bamer Lkely Whitwell Shattuck Fred Bamer Charles E. Marshall John Bridgeford Frederick Amthor

Wild Stock Market Turbulence Eases in New York Trading

In New York on December 20 the wild excitement and near panic on the Industrial Shares subsided, drawing a large crowd yet quiet morning trading. Key dealings centered on Whisky Trust, Reading, Chicago gas, Western Union, and St. Paul with minor fluctuations. Yard prices for grains and livestock show steady to firm shifts, including cattle and hogs, while fruits, vegetables, and dairy items reflect typical early winter movement.

New York Stock Exchange Whisky Trust Reading Chicago Gas Western Union St. Paul Cinoana Board of Trade Ecember Algo Mme. Park Union Stock Uwncome Christiaus Leeves Texas Wisconsin Hebrons Burbanks Michigan Cape Cod Blije Asige Diige Western Harley—Bready Oogak East Buffalo

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