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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1897
Page
4
The Statesman notes subscription costs and advertising appeal while publishing a lengthy editorial on national issues. It discusses protection policy, Senate dynamics, and party contrasts, referencing President remarks and parliamentary prospects amid ongoing debates over tariffs and relief measures.
President McKinley, in brief Philadelphia remarks on the 2d, lightly jabbed at Job Wanamaker over temper and ill tempered criticisms of the country. He implied postmaster general failures and criticized the administration for slow immediate prosperity.
District No 6, centered near Melford Station, covers about 2000 acres in Albion Township and parts of surrounding sections. The present building seats around sixty, funded by local contributions, and the district has produced notable alumni including Chas J Howard and Daniel Bordwell. The first director was Medad Horewell, with long-serving leaders such as Mary Powers and Lelia Carr, and the current board includes Moderator Jue Putnam and Director L K Patterson.
Attend the opening of Saxe's sady Spa Friday afternoon and evening at Drake's drug store. Music. ib June 1 and 12 we shi 7 nake 8 6) tal ste of Dinters and Benen? She , Buggerr & Faggon.
President McKinley reluctantly declines many invitations as he plans a limited trip to Nashville Exposition with a senior official party. The article reviews tariff bill progress in the Senate, Dingley schedule jokes, postmaster and civil service notes, and political maneuvering around Bryan and Bailey amid anti trust actions against The Traders Livestock Exchange.
A historical advertisement urges readers to test urine with a bottle to detect kidney disease and praises Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims relief from back pain, frequent urination, bladder discomfort, and scalding, tying these issues to liquor use and urinary troubles.
Obituary for Mrs Alina VanNesse born in Sharon Michigan, married to Reah Vio Ness ud Marenge, with details of family and church membership, funeral conducted by Rev J Wilson at the family residence on High Street, burial in Qu kridge cemetery. Local notices include May 20 bicycle and baby carriage checks in Michigan and a reader letter thanking Kalamazoo Equitable Benefit for indemnity following a fall.
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