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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1896

Page

2

End of the World Prophesy and Global Affairs Reflected

The article cites Rev. M Baxter of the Second Adventist sect predicting apocalypse by 1908 with wars, France reclaiming Alsace Lorraine, and a Napoleonic covenant with Jews. It also discusses Peace River explorations, Alaska boundary issues, Nicaragua's debt, and U S openness in financing.

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Kansas Penitentiary Economy and Education Notes

A Kansas peniten tiary at Lansing near Leavenworth is praised for declining convict numbers from 1001 in 1883 to 888 now. The state owns a 720 foot mine used by convicts, funds schools with prison labor, and even paid the state treasury $14,000 last year. Convicts receive meals like pie, and teachers are educated convicts from Harvard ties. The piece also covers mining syndicates, an automatic bottle labeling machine, and Transvaal naming origins, plus a note on Anglo American world peace.

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Mexico and Cuba Celebrate Independence Echoes

Amid reflections on Mexico and Cuba, the piece notes Mexico declared independence on February 24, 1821 after a 16 year struggle begun by Don Miguel Hidalgo in 1810 and recalls Cuba’s long fight against Spain, ending in 1878 with defeat under Martinez Campos. It contrasts Mexico’s early reform and rail growth with Cuba’s continued quest for freedom.

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Arbitration movement shapes US UK talks in America

The piece notes Americans read abroad that a high court of arbitration is being discussed in the United States and Britain. Chicago Philadelphia New York and other cities hosted meetings approving committees for a Washington conference to create a permanent joint commission. The aim is to arbitrate all disputes between Great Britain and the United States, with acts by Congress and Parliament required. The article also mentions Dingley’s Alaska seal bill and Bulgaria’s shift toward Russia after Stamboloff’s assassination, hoping for broader political outcomes.

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Remembering The Chronicle and Westminster Gazette's Stance on Venezuela

The Chronicle and The Westminster Gazette are praised as consistent friends of justice and the United States during the Venezuela question discussion. The Westminster Gazette showed favorable signs in its coverage.

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Senate and House debate Cuban policy and Indian aid

National Legislature news from Washington and beyond reports Senate referrals on presidential signature for joint and concurrent resolutions, debates on Cuban belligerency, Indian appropriation bills, and pensions. Washington’s birthday observances, tariff talk, and Gresham pension approved with remaining sessions detailing executive opinions and committee actions.

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