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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1891

Page

6

Food producing capacity a matter of interest to farmers

An English economist and American analysts debate whether the United States, now industrial and urban, risks food scarcity if protection and duties shift. Data show urban growth in Western states like Ohio Michigan Indiana Illinois Iowa Nebraska California Oregon outpacing rural growth, increasing demand for domestic corn wheat and other provisions. The piece cites population shifts, production figures, and warns against policies that would harm farmers while urban centers expand. It also notes a House scene where Mille’s accusations disrupted proceedings and attacked Speaker Reed, reflecting period political tensions.

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Democrats Plunder Across States Embezzlement Claims Surface

The piece accuses Democrats of large scale embezzlement in multiple states, citing Arkansas treasurer Woodruff missing 67000, plus similar cases in Maryland Mississippi Tennessee Louisiana and Missouri. It links corruption to Southern politics and race issues, warning of machine governance and political decay.

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Press Well At Home A Demi Gala Gown Guide For Women

A 1891 New York fashion piece urges women to dress for home entertainments with demi gala indoor gowns. It discusses fit, fabrics like silks and satins, color palettes, and styling tips for intimate occasions, noting the dinner gown as an indoor outfit and critiquing overdressing at parties. The article highlights two illustrated gowns and reflects on headwear trends and social expectations for well dressed households.

New York Prudence Madam Tinsel Thmos Thmos Apparent Frivolity and Love of Wing the Eye of the General Public, Loyoour Tomates Jook Alo Atlantis Nealtidade Nis

Sunday School Lesson on Naboth Vineyard Excerpt

A scholarly Sunday school exposition reviews the Naboth vineyard story from 1 Kings, noting covetousness, perjury, and murder as sins and condemning Ahab Jezebel's actions. It reflects on moral judgment and law, linking Naboth to martyrdom for rightful claim and divine justice.

Lesrona Timoé Jesson Ravornis

Philadelphia Democratic Club in tariff debate at convention

Fragmentary notes show the Democratic Club of Philadelphia debating tariffs and party lines. References mention Cleveland and protectionist vs stalwart factions, with implied calls for a vote at the next national convention.

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Speech Costs of Democratic Obstruction Reported at $200000

A St Louis Globe Democrat note asserts that speeches by Democratic Senators at the current session, aimed at delaying legislation, have cost the public over 200000. It calls for a curb on such talk to keep public business from being needlessly delayed. Cleveland is quoted in reaction to reform efforts.

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