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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1890
Page
2
A digest of weekly happenings across the globe, highlighting shocking accidents, startling crimes, and other major topics. The summary compiles notable developments reported in recent issues, offering a compact view of world events.
The Hewis Vannes Menaures for Appropri ations for Various New Structires. In the Senate on the 11th mnet, credentials of Mr. Allison for the pew tom, com mensing March 4, 1801, were procened and offered to be yheld on file. House actions include public buildings in multiple towns and an increase in funds for vestments of hniklings. Several appointments and resignations noted, plus a college of scandals, and a report on Wyodng to the Union as a State. The piece also mentions a shooting in the Capitol, notable deaths, and Missouri railway earnings.
The March statistical report from the Department of Agriculture covers corn and wheat conditions, noting 170,000 bushels of corn and 165,001,041 bushels of wheat in storage, record stock levels, and compares recent annual returns, consumption to March 1, and merchantable versus nonmerchantable categories, along with President Harrison appointments and other public notices.
A diamond robbery sparked a deadly street chase in Chicago. Patrick Crowe shot Officers Linville and Briscoe and wounded citizen Cole, then fired into a pursuing crowd before being cornered near The Pollman building. He awaits the victims' condition. Crowe, from Omaha, was captured after a long pursuit with detectives and officers closing in.
New York dispatch notes no improvement in merchandise distribution due to cold weather and snow. Winter goods rise while spring staples slow. Coal stocks are ample. southern bacon demand rises and western cattle hogs demand improves. Grain prices low. slow collections amid farmer debt. February bank clearings across 48 cities total 4 499 045 431 dollars, up 5.4 percent from last year. Wheat and flour exports this week total 2 263 869 bushels. July 1 exports reach 72 415 203 bushels versus 453 640 006 a year earlier. Wheat stocks east of the Rockies total 44 372 000 bushels, 321 000 less than reported March 1. European wheat stock totals bring total wheat worldwide to 395 941 000 bushels, up from 109 724 000 a year ago. US business failures reach 715 this week, 2 758 since Jan 1, with 2 948 in 1889. Kentucky proposes a State Circuit Court to handle venue changes and state investigations.
The Senate and House debated public building funding and federal projects. A Senate tally approved a Centennial era resolution while the House passed bills funding Washington post and public works, including construction in Michigan and Illinois, with committee actions and adjournment noted.
A garbled collection of quotes and phrases on kindness, fame, and authorship. It mentions Shakespeare, La Rochefoucauld, and Brydges with distorted wording about beauty, trust, and aging. The text reads like a clipped, misread OCR of literary reflections.
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