Advertising Rates and Notices in The Statesman
The Statesman notes ad rates and deadlines for Calhoun County readership, urging writers to submit copy with author by Wednesday noon. It promotes high circulation, lists office at 285 State Street, and cites state and county political tickets. It also includes Weyler’s war stance and U S policy shifts in Cuba as latest dispatches.
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Ars
Calhoun County
Statesman
State Street
Cuba Libre
Weyler
Spain
Cuba
Isle
Insurgenta
Fenrs
McKinley
Dawn of Conperity Brings McKinley to Prosperity Dawn
The message speaks of McKinley seated as president, declaring a dawn of prosperity and better times ahead. It urges friends and countrymen to temper expectations, noting it is only dawn and not high noon.
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McKinley
Burt
Sugar Wool and Hides Imports Under Protection Policy
A 1895 1896 analysis argues the United States loses wealth by importing sugar wool and hides instead of producing them domestically. It lists exact import values Wool 850.1147 hides 897 46 517 sugar 5163 000 totaling a vast sum and calls for a patriotic defense of protective tariffs to keep production at home.
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United States
Uncertain loyalty shatters civic ties in Michigan
The speaker Fred A. Baker ends affection for Grover Cleveland due to political enmity and past votes. He condemns his support for Grover four years prior and laments the bitter rift between Democrats and Republicans now singing sadly in unison about losses and past choices.
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Fred A. Baker
Grover
Michigan
Ben
Sugar beet factories may benefit Calhoun county
The piece argues that sugar factories will appear in Calhoun county if Congress or the state legislature provide protection to the sugar industry. Once protected, farmers could sell beets at village factories and return home with ready cash. Factories and beet plantings must come first.
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Congress
Calhoun County
Exalt Labor, Prosperity, and Wages Debate Rages
A political call emphasizes valuing labor to secure national prosperity. It contrasts McKinley’s aphorism on labor’s character with Rourke Cochran’s claim that national prosperity hinges on workers’ wages. The piece argues free trade cheapens labor while protection elevates it.
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McKinley
Rourke Cochran
Amendment on Attorney General Salary and Residence
A proposed constitutional amendment to raise the attorney general salary to 9500 dollars and require the officer to reside in Lansing during the term. The measure argues this ensures full time and loyalty to official duties and economy, contending current pay undervalues the office and subordinates state business to the individual.
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Géendral
Balary
Ab Lansing
Beet sugar bounty discussion in Michigan legislature
The Michigan legislature weighs a small bounty to aid beet sugar production. Representative Moore from Calhoun county is noted as a business manager of the Battle Creek Journal and an editor of the Marshall Statesman. The Hillsdale Leader reprinted the Statesman article praising beet sugar industry.
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Michigan
Moore
Calhoun County
Marshall Statesman
Hillsdale Leader
Statesman
Moors
Battle Creek Journal
Hit the Statesman
Col
March
McKinley Inaugural Adopts Broad American Unity
The inaugural address of President McKinley is praised as sedate, conservative, and patriotic. It appeals to all voters, emphasizes American interests, and outlines a pro business, outwardly cautious foreign policy. The piece lauds its clear, vigorous style and national unity.
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McKinley
Republic
United States
Ita Tone
Jie
Tenney Seeks W B C Department President Post
Mrs Harriet A Tenney of Lansing longtime Michigan state librarian has consented to run for department president of the W B C at Greenville convention next month if her candidacy meets acceptance. The piece recalls Judge Tenney and his wife arriving in Homer forty three years ago to open a select school before taking control of Marshall Schools the following year.
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Harriet A. Tenney
Lansing
Michigan
W.B. C
Greenville
Tenney
Judge Tenney
Homer
Marshall Schools
Aoe
Shira
Mrs Tenney Proposed for WwRC Department President
The piece extols Mrs Tenney as a sunshine to Mr Tenney's tempest and urges her election as department president of the WwRC. It praises her sweetness, broad sympathies, good sense, patriotism, and executive ability, arguing the organization would honor itself by honoring her.
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Mrs. Tenney
Wwrc
Tenney
Emerson Hamilton obituary from Eckford township
Emerson Hamilton, a longtime Eckford resident born Sept. 11, 1800, died Feb. 27 after pneumonia. He served as Sabbath school superintendent, president of the Kickford township Sunday school association, and member of the Y. P. S. C. E. Survived by widow Jennie Hutchinson and three children, with burial at East Eckford cemetery after a church service led by Rev. H. E. Davis.
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Emerson Hamilton
Eckford Township
Mr. Hamilton
Eckford
Flavel
Martha Hamilton
Jennie Hutchinson
Gertrude
Nellie
Farr
Hamilton
Fred Lusk
Presbbyteriat Church
East Kekford
Kickford
H. E. Davis
McKinley Cabinet Shapes a Broad, Practical Administration
President McKinley surrounds himself with veteran, high profile advisers and plans a businesslike administration. Key figures include Sherman Bliss Gary Wilson Gage Alger Long and McKenna. Senate moves focus on foreign relations and reorganization. Kentucky seating and Ohio Republican strength loom large as Reed and McKinley align on policy to restore prosperity.
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McKinlay
Sherman
Bliss
Gary
Republican National Committee
Wilson
Congress
Iowa Agricultural College
Gage
Alger
Long
Massachusetts
McKenna
House
McKinley
Frye
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Davis
Minnesota
Committee On Commerce
Allison
Death of Torture Reflects on Civilized Medicine
Fragmentary excerpt discusses mankind’s fascination with torture and contrasts it with civilized responses. It contemplates the physician’s skill in alleviating pain and mitigating evil, suggesting medical practice as a remedy to suffering. The text appears as an old moralistic reflection on pain, ethics, and healing.
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