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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1890

Page

4

Republican nominating convention to meet in Detroit

The call outlines the Detroit convention on August 28 1890 to nominate state officers and a Supreme Court vacancy. Delegates from counties and districts will elect a chairman and assemble committees as prescribed, with seats allocated by county totals and a reappointment requirement. Judge Frank A Hooker and James O'Donnell are urged as leading candidates for Supreme Court and Congress respectively.

State Stata Detroit Supreme Court Oe Roe Grand Rapids Cavicus Pone State Central Committee Businens George H. Hopkins H.C. Tinuman Calhoun Co Statisman Associate Justlee Frank A. Sooker Michigan Hooker Necuatninnees Uunless Pergheerle Justice Dang Itooker Congress James O'Donnell O'Donnall Binm Calhoun

Debate on silver coinage and policy in Congress

Publisher excerpts an interview with Congressman O Donnell discussing silver as currency. He argues for expanding the money supply via free coinage with a $2.5 million monthly increase, warns against immediate free coinage and bullion profiteering, and urges government seigniorage to benefit the people while criticizing silver miners' gains. The piece contrasts silver and gold values, cites mine output, and references Treasury purchases and proposed treasury notes.

O' Donnell Senate DHL Cleveland Europe China East Sherg Treasury United States Ple India Thlit Abraham Secretary of the Treasury Detroit

Keernal What Good for the Weakinss of Old Age?

The piece argues against alcohol use for the elderly, noting physicians often prescribe beer or wine to ease insomnia or energize frail patients. It cites J H Kelloggy M D and a Sanitarian talk, calling alcohol a false stimulant harming the aged and unhelpful for sleep, with rising physician opposition to such practice.

Nature Flint Fenen L J. H. Kelloggy M. D Hattie Crook Sanitarian Baeeo

Gull Lake Notes from July at Long Beach Farm

Gull Lake reports busy hotels and cottages, dances well attended, and a lake filled with sail and row boats. The steam launch Erminie from Long Beach Farm stands out as a local feature. A severe storm caused high waves and a capsized boat. three people were rescued and two young women endured the sea safely to shore.

Gull Lake the Statesman Long Beach Farm New Chicago

May Brothers to Swim Long Lake Trip Warned

Detroit residents Allen May and brother Charles plan an ambitious lake crossing over the week, with meals taken in the water. The note outlines a long list of meetings and encampments across Michigan from July into October, including teachers’ institutes, veterans events, state fairs, and party conventions, with dates and locations spanning Battle Creek Detroit Lansing Kalamazoo and more.

Mts Allen May Charles May Detroit Borneman Craw Battle Creek Calhoun Co J. W. Bimmons Owosso Kalamazoo Southwestern Mich Soldiers and Sailors Association Southanon Splettualiatn Adriati—Renmionvenance Co G. A. R. Ang Boston Masa Eaton Rapids Nalen Inf Long Lakey- Kalamazoo Grind Rapida Interstate Summer School of Methods Marshall—Calhoun Co Grayling Mich Boldlera and Sailors Association Albion Inft Adrian—Estate Fenton Saginaw Jackson Southeastern Mich Port Huron Pleasant Central Midh Greenville Northern Agricu Lansing Adrian Grand Rapids Benton Harbor Spstball Eastern Midh Kalamazoo Co Centerville Dowagiac Vassar

Will It Become Law Prices and fears swing wool trade

Importers and robbers see prices for Imported Woolens at peak levels while last year US consumption nears $60 million and duties reach $45 million. Trimmings add $40 million, Mohairs rise, and trimming houses complain of supply. The McKinley bill looms and Italian imports could rise badly. County business stagnation edges up with farm-price softness. World Worsted prices advance weekly as we hold orders and supplies.

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