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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1891

Page

2

Teller Tells Farmers Prosperous in France Not U.S.

In a Senate speech on the financial bill Senator Teller of Colorado argues American farmers are less prosperous than French farmers. He notes farm voters aligned with Democrats last November, stresses issue of silver purchases, and predicts House action on the Butterworth anti option bill. Navy orders drive rapid Pacific buildup as warships and revenue cutters concentrate near Behring Sea and Port Townsend.

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Indians to open Indian Territory for settlement and land division

Forty Cherokee citizens apply to Judge Shackelford in Ardmore to receive lands in severalty from the Cherokee strip. The move signals opening of Indian Territory to settlement by dividing tribal lands, enabling individual Cherokees to sell or dispose of their shares. Government views that Cherokees lack legal rights to the strip inform the case, with implications for land division and settlement.

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Accident on the Panhandle Train Near Curhocton

An eastbound Panhandle passenger train collided with two hand cars near Curhocton Ohio, killing two workers named Robert Oasis of Steuben and Captain Burgess of Al k, injuring another worker who later was expected to recover. A meeting of the Weatlighouse group discussed protecting workers at the company's facility.

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Minnesota Farmers Alliance Tariff and Rail Policy Demands

The Minnesota convention of the Farmers Alliance adopts resolutions demanding radical tariff revision with free raw materials, government control of railroads, reduced freight and passenger rates, and open grain markets. It calls for scrutinized grain handling, anti-mortgage controls on rail bonds, cap on interest, silver coinage, and elected public offices, while condemning certain bills and foreclosing Union Pacific.

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Battles Loom Between Troops and Indians in Dakota Front

A Mine Ride Agency dispatch from South Dakota reports troops closing in on hostiles near the agency. Infantry is urgently needed at the front as night stampedes and confusion threaten a rail line. Coli. Poraytho faces trial for last Monday’s slaughter. Gen. Miles and Col. Henry are in good health amid hostile press coverage. A four month old baby found on New Year’s battlefield is adopted by Yellow Pinc and christened Magic GC Nailor. other infants died. Rushville dispatch notes heavy cannonading today with no clear breakthrough. Uniahs Gongrds volunteers are prepared to move to the front with a Gatling gun attached.

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Blaine in Line for Presidential Nomination Draws Critic as Reciprocity Advocate

A Washington gossip column reports Senator Blaine as a leading Republican candidate, with Democratic opposition noting his support for reciprocity and broader South American trade. The piece quotes a Democratic senator praising Blaine yet stating he is not a candidate. Also covered are opinions on the Nicaragua Canal, trade expansion, and party concerns for the election, alongside a commercial 年 summary of 1880s livestock and trade records.

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Gen Boiinet Dies After Cancer At Pablo Beach

Gen Boiinet, retired from office for health, spent time at Pablo Beach in a tent, enjoying fishing and outdoor life. He died from face cancer after brain involvement, with his physician Dr Mitchell in attendance and Mr and Mrs Schumacher and Mr and Mrs Woodworth at his bedside. Francis I Spinner, born Mohawk New York, January 1802, noted.

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German Railways Fight Iron Barons Over Prices

The German Government orders rail materials bought by lowest tender regardless of contractor nationality. Prussian railroads will prefer German material only when prices match. Bavarian State Railway also restricts coal procurement to the lowest bid, benefiting Bohemian mine-owners and harming Westphalian rivals, causing industry discontent.

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London baby farming scandal shocks Surrey rumor mill

A London suburb near the Surrey bank of the Thames sees a woman alias Mrs Reeves arrested for baby farming after police uncover eight emaciated infants in a ventilated room. Neighbors allege illegal adoption practices. prosecutors may pursue murder charges if any child dies. Reports also cover crashes, German possessions, Irish leadership moves, a fatal lash verdict, a wood pulp plant explosion, a bank theft recovery, and a lynching in Texas.

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Numerous Crises and Disasters Reported in Offhand 19th Century Dispatch

A rough, mixed set of notices reports cyclones striking Louisiana and Texas, a beam of destruction from a river towboat accident with five killed, laborers demanding work in Kent, a court settlement over Kentucky coal mines, and a series of unrelated incidents including a Chadron militia alert, a diphtheria remedy claim, a Chicago contractor assault, mine accident fatalities, a Texas hurricane, Indiana earthquake shakes, and diverse political figures and cultural notes.

Fierce Gotham Fire Destroys Fifth Avenue and Herrmann's Theater

New York dispatch reports a midnight blaze at the Fifth Avenue Theater that rapidly engulfed the building and spread to Herrmann's Theater. Six firemen were trapped near the furnace but were rescued miraculously as flames swept rooftops and cornices. Estimated losses run to 100000 at the Fifth Avenue, 500000 for the Lidsey estate, with Miss Fanny Duvyenport losing 41000 plus costumes and Prof Herrmann's about 40000.

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Next Congress Will Feature Ketchamend Cheatham Duo

Boston Herald notes potential return of Ketchamend and Cheatham in the forthcoming Congress, mirroring current representation. The fragment hints at diary entries and regional names, indicating ongoing political coverage and speculation.

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Senate and House debate on election bill and adjournment

The Senate and House debated the election bill after New Year. Senator Spooner spoke on passage, while McConnell and Wolbors attended session but no business was transacted. Observers noted party divisions and predicted the bill's fate through January and potential free coinage considerations.

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Illusions of Great Men Across a Phantom Stage

Fragmented historical text recounts vivid visions and whispered prophecies as figures like Oliver Cromwell and Ben Jackson appear in a dreamlike tableau. Scenes unfold with a chorus of witnesses: Pampeluna, Robotic lamps, and a wave of surreal imagery surrounding a restless night.

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Misread items from a chaotic alphabet soup of facts

A garbled lampoon of disparate excerpts mentions Texas penitentiaries contributing to state funds, a misattributed Lima anecdote, a Kansas school commissioner race between siblings, Niagara Falls water flow and power estimates, Quebec’s French population, a misread name near New York, a cheese study with vast germ counts, and editors jailed for alleged disrespect to an Imam.

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