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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1897
Page
4
The text shows a fragmented discussion about a Wat Etrust Amendment and its separation from a broader measure. It suggests Republicans wanted to push a related issue as a separate proposition to avoid tying it to the main plan.
The Outbank for Wheat reports a 675 million bushel U S crop and unusually tight world harvests. Russia France Hungary India Australia Argentina all show reduced yields, with New South Wales warning of imports of California wheat. Higher prices loom as global supply tightens and US harvests run well above the world total.
United States minister Woodford was directed to present to Spain the claim of the late Dr Ruiz’s family for indemnity. The document asserts treaty rights of an American citizen cannot be trampled and urges Spain to recognize the claim.
A fragment chronicles Mes Lanse pursuing a political bid with a populist flavor. It questions sincerity, notes Kansas officers’ mixed views, and hints at a stirring, humorous, yet serious campaign in a volatile state scene.
A distorted report argues Japan resists Hawaii’s U S annexation while fearing loss of status. It claims Japan’s recent regional moves make it feel powerful, and predicts Hawaii’s incorporation will proceed within months as political machinations unfold.
Reports of vast gold finds in the upper Yukon and Klondike Creek describe immense yields and growing optimism. Miners use odd containers from fruit cans to gunny sacks to store gold while expecting massive production next year despite harsh conditions and fierce contention over claims.
A garbled fragment references McKinley and Bryan factions, Tom Watson, Mary Lease, and Eugene Debs in a nationwide chorus while mentioning a veteran newspaper man Dean Henderson and a troubled Gazette. It also alludes to annexation debates, a Hawaiian context, and a growing American teacher field amid uncertain newspaper operations.
The notice features testimonials from Ange of Shreveport and J B Campbell of Salford praising Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. It claims the product has a quarter century track record and offers free trial bottles at A O Hydes drug store.
An old advertisement explains urine sediment as kidney disease signs and promotes Dr Kilmer's SwampRoot as a universal remedy. It claims relief for back pain and urinary issues, urging readers to buy a fifty cent bottle and a pamphlet, with free mail offer and a guarantee of genuineness.
A jumble of ads offers binder twine first class traction goods and expedient bargains. Shoddy items are condemned while O Lesky Bros and WOE address buyers. A caller seeks one hundred dairy pickers daily at a North Marengo swap with scattered field notes and stray product mentions.
An old advertisement extols Kellogg's Columbian Oil for aged readers. It claims the oil strengthens kidneys and urinary organs, restoring natural action as in youth. The copy urges households to use the remedy for increased vigor and health.
Cleveland to Mackinac and Retura and Detroit to Mackinac and Retura special tourist fares announced by Detroit and Steam Navigation Co. for June travel. Round trip from Cleveland with berth quoted at 16, from Detroit priced 11.1, with dates and booking details included in the note.
President McKinley delayed from attending the Logan statue dedication in Chicago due to tariff bill negotiations in Congress. He stressed duty to Washington and remained hopeful the conference report would be accepted, praising Republican unity on tariff schedules and especially sugar policy.
A New York Tribune account details Crow Indians employing rain-making rites. Two elder men whispered prayers as a fire burned by a stream bank. A young man entered the river, emerging with a head wound that was then removed in a ritual fire, while the crowd observed in silence.
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