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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1890
Page
6
The piece surveys Chicago street life noting diverse occupations. It describes chestnut sellers, old clothes and hat buyers, street musicians, rag pickers, umbrella peddlers, and other curbside trades. It highlights urban hustle, curious trades, and poverty amid city bustle.
In the Hondo of Rep, Hon William Makinsey urges passage of a bill aimed at honest representation and voting. He argues the measure would ensure each vote is counted as cast, defend constitutional rights, and enforce laws to stop dishonest elections, citing Grant and urging national duty.
A Chicago Tribune excerpt argues for strong federal power to oversee congressional elections to prevent ballot fraud. It cites past ballot stuffing cases in Illinois and Indiana, asserts the national government must have force to ensure honest ballots and fair counts, and stresses states retain power over local elections while the federal government may enforce national election integrity.
A long debate discusses tariff principles, job creation, and domestic manufacturing growth led by Mr. Belden and Republican editors. It argues protection elevates prices initially but expands varied industries, workforce skills, and national production, citing McCormick reaper, sewing machine, telegraph, and electric light as byproducts of protective policy.
Readings from a Sunday school lesson explore Jesus welcoming sinners in Luke parables. The piece notes the tender shepherd, the Holy Spirit's role, and the Father’s joy when a lost soul returns, urging proactive soul-seeking and practical charity to illuminate dark hearts.
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