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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1886
Page
2
Fragmented notes recount Susan B Anthony’s stage return this season amid mixed views from New York business minds on the immediate delivery system. The column touches on wheat prices, abolition era figures, and political jockeying, ending with a call to action for a patent dispute and a hint of upcoming legal maneuvers.
A collage of reader notes and commentary condemns church fund raising, weighs silver currency drawbacks, and reports on Cyrus G. Luce withdrawing from governor race. It includes analysis of wage protests, Coke Works eviction tensions, and presents Rep O'Donnell's sugar bill proposing a U S sugar bounty and repeal of import duties.
A compilation of editorials argues against Morrison tariff measures. The Ohio and Michigan papers attack the proposal as harmful to labor and industry while praising protectionists. They warn of foreign competition, state burdens, and political folly in pursuing maximal tariffs.
February issue lists numerous essays and reviews from Hindpism to The Decay of the Central Park Obelisk with authors such as T. H. Huxley A M Fairbairn and Edward A Vroemene. The price is marked at $1.50 a year or 15 cents a copy.
A new monthly magazine named the Forum is planned for New York. It will focus on thoughtful discussion and intelligent essays in a large type format, modeled after similar reviews.
A survey of recent literary happenings features Ruskin on Gibbon Hume and related critics noting taste preferences while praising Plato Carlisle and Scott. New works include Jules Verne Un Billet de Lotterie and Edna Lyall Donovan. Art and architecture items cite Goethe Schiller letters and the Morgan collection. A 1729 Ivy Mills claim and Concord June 17 dedication frame antiquarian interests.
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