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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1889
Page
4
Mixed 19th Century Editorial Commentary and Notices
A sprawling editorial tangles with religious society, prize fighting, and academic disputes. It references Col Shepard, a pugilist, Marper's Magazine, and Dean Ligntasnterder, plus commentary on German religious thought, republicans, and university professors. It notes Michigan veteran reunions and Detroit baseball standings as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Ligntasnterder
Protestant Theology
Paris
Marper
Germany
Acv
Dean Twehtenber- Hor
Foreign capital flows and tariff politics stir 19th century debate
The article surveys foreign investment in U S industry, arguing capital movement benefits American prosperity by boosting industrial growth and lowering interest rates. It cites Missouri, Michigan, and New England politics, the Newberry bill, and tariff unity among Republicans. It notes extensive European capital in stocks, cattle, trusts, and loans, and contrasts free trade critique with protective policy. It references the Albany Journal and Chicago Daily News on trade and labor impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Arastus Wilan
New York State
New York City
England
Chicago Daily News
Argu
New York
Itas
Devillai Aims at Reducing Child Labor in Empire
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate efforts in the German Empire to curb child employment, with references to government actions and parallel labor movements. Names, dates, and clear details are missing, but the thrust centers on governmental measures to limit child workers and related reform activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
The liquor trade drives child labor in industry
The Textila Record laments that fathers impaired by rum leave children to work in factories. It argues prohibition is essential to end the tax on all, prevent waste, and spare children from being enslaved by the devilish machinery of the alcohol trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peopl
Tnt - Traffte
Devios
Thie Anleon
Textila
United States
D. H
Calhoun Co
Enaba
Cenius
Lebo
Temperance and pensions in heated clippings
A collage of editorials and notes urges temperance reform through balanced licensing, county options, and restrictives. It criticizes the Sullivan Kilrain mill coverage and calls for stringent pension safeguards, while supporting justice in pension law enforcement and critiquing political blame from Governor Lowry and Sheriff alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
New York Mail and Express
Sullivan- Kilrain
Manor
Birmigham
Lowry
Micro
Chattanooga
Harrison
Tanner
Boston
State Sunday School Convention Opens July 24
The Annual Bay View Assembly opens formally July 24 with pre sessions July 23 and 24. A special session of the Michigan Sunday School Convention begins July 23 with talks by Rev. Roberts, M. H. Reynolds, and others. The program covers organizing county associations, interdenominational work, house to house visitation, and outreach to northern Michigan. Kerr D. Trrver, D.D., President, and M. H. Breysonps, Supt. of work, Owosso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Mayville
Ave
I St. Johns
Fowlerville
State Union Veter Baginaw
Bay View
A. m
S. S
U. S
McKeever
Ludington
Roberts
Mackinaw
M. H. Heynalds
Owasso
M. H. Reynolds
B. W. Mider
M. M. Weeks
Laingsbur
Upper Peninsula
H.R. Bewitt
St. Ignace
J. A. Fancher
D. O. Dall
Petoskey
S.N
Kerr DB
Trrver
Dd. D
Grand Rapids
M.H. Breysoups
Owosso
Detroit Sumper Trotting Meetsi
Detroit announces annual Blue Ribbon Meeting at the Detroit Driving Club starting July 23 for four days with free admission on opening day. The centerpiece is the $10,000 2:24 class stake on the third day featuring top trotters including Buddy Doble and Johnston as top contenders. Reduced railroad rates are offered for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Ipin
Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Buddy Doble
Johnston
Deroit
Bewildering Beauty Exhibition to Bring World Art to Michigan
Michigan hosts an anticipated International Exposition in Detroit September 17 27 featuring a colossal art gallery with electric lighting. Highlights include Randolph Rogers Nydia the Blind Girl of Pompeii Makolfski Last Hours of Mussart and works by Church Munkacsy and Chase, plus prize fund pieces from over 200 American artists. The event showcases private and public collections and aims to elevate art education across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Fred
H. C. Lewis
Coldwater
Detroit Museum of
Helen Roby
Paris
Carol M. Albright
New York
Golson
Kate Allmond
Florence Waterstall
Grand Rapids
A J. Brow
Ostroit
United States
Detroit
Randolph Rogers
Nydia
Pompeii
Munkacsy
Musart
Makolfski
Prizs Fund
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Chicago, Ill
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