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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1886
Page
2
The piece reports an English syndicate might buy the Hawaiian Islands for 810 million dollars and covers varied political topics. It discusses Michigan politics, party tactics, religious education, and current public issues, with satirical asides on figures like Don Dickinson and M Montgomery. It notes a Brooklyn saloon case and quotes Edwin Stanton on public service. It also mentions Admiral Joeourt and weather-related remarks.
A compilation of Detroit and Michigan political observations, praising M C Cooley and Hon James V Campbell as eminent citizens, and critiquing national figures. The piece references Grover Cleveland, Luce, Starr, and Starristan supporters, with remarks on Republican and Democratic shifts, plus notes on aluminum company incorporation and Minox Newent as a governor candidate.
A collage of editorials and excerpts discusses tariff policy, free trade versus protection, Democratic and Republican stances, and potential reform measures. It cites Cleveland, Schurz, mugwumps, and mentions New Jersey elections, New York politics, and postwar Confederate debt questions as part of ongoing national discourse.
The report lists U S and Canadian grain in store as of June 21 by type, noting wheat 30,909,101 bushels with a drop of 1,515,085, corn 9,388,345 with a rise of 1,450, oats 2,730,992 with a rise of 14,101, rye 288,838 drop of 15,812, barley 252,083 up 6,862. A feature follows on Gen Alger and old schoolmate George W. Love of Perre Cheney, Mich, recalling school days with Aleck Alger and Mol. Numerous literary items and notices are listed, including articles by Morse and Margartwell, poem and fiction pieces, and a catalog of magazine contributions.
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