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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1892
Page
4
Fragments describe a Marshall newspaper change in editors and ownership. Mentions Thomas Stevenson and W. R. Lewis, with local officials and a Republican alignment. Notes historic ties to past publications and plans for future print operations in Marshall Michigan area.
The article discusses factional dynamics around Democratic and Republican contenders, focusing on Cleveland and Harrison, tariff policy alignment with farmers, and regional support. It notes New York influence, electoral vote implications, and party unity concerns as the convention approaches.
The article outlines arguments on tariff policy and reciprocity, contrasting protectionist and free trade aims. It discusses how reciprocity could open foreign markets for American goods while keeping duties on imports that compete with domestic labor. The piece cites figures and sources, including Dent and Reid, to frame a long standing partisan debate on the proper balance between revenue and protection.
A campus development plan outlines a gymnasium, chemical laboratory, memorial hall and library building costing about 1000000 dollars. Donations include a 1007 dollar gift from Mrs. Toula Some to memorialize Rev. Dr. Jaen S. Emart. Albion college and supporters push completion, with pledges and state contributions aimed to finish the project.
The People of this Vicinity Are pleased with the popular prices for superior goods at the old established Furniture Ware Rooms of F. B. SwopeR 203 and 205 State Street East Mar SHALL. Largest stock in Calhoun County with latest styles as a specialty including Undertaking and Embalming services in all branches by experienced personnel.
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