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Marshall Statesman in Marshall, Michigan

23 May 1890

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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1890

Page

3

Michigan Happenings Pension List and Local Notices

Michigan section reports pensions granted to numerous veterans and dependents including Helen Moore and Mary Fletcher, with extended notes on postwar benefits. It covers Madison, Midland, Battle Creek, Detroit and other towns, plus local dispatches on mining, patents, accidents, and university pranks.

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Tariff Debate Echoes McKinley Stance in Congress

Wm. Minky of Onto argues the tariff bill aligns with protection principles and will boost government revenue by phasing out internal taxes and lowering tobacco duties. He contends the bill strengthens American industry, reduces imports, and expands exports, praising domestic growth and warning against foreign market reliance.

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Union League Backs McKinley Tariff for Government Funding

The Union League Club committee on political reform endorses the McKinley tariff bill as essential to fund the General Government. It urges that tariff duties or internal taxation are necessary, notes the government’s annual needs, and calls Congress to adopt the tariff with any amendments to promptly enact it.

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Yankee Doodle and the Mountains Seen by a Western Girl

The tale recalls how a Western girl visiting Portland through Crawford Notch could not see the mountains due to houses blocking the view. It reflects a common observation on perception and surroundings.

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Cycling for Tan Ladies and How to Ride

A Chicago Times column urges women to take up cycling, touting health and beauty benefits. It notes initial difficulty but promises lasting fitness, a slimmer waist, clearer skin, and stronger muscles. Advice covers mounting, saddle height, and persistence, with comments on attire and comfort.

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The Fall Typewriter Girl ZRE Protests Harsh Rumor

A reader letter denounces jokes about women in stenography and typewriter work, praising female workers for energy and independence while condemning ridicule of their profession. It argues a woman’s reputation is delicate and such humor harms worthy workers.

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What She Told Jack

A fragmentary dialogue describes a blue-eyed woman with a childlike face speaking freely aboard a horse drawn vehicle. She proclaims independence from male control and asserts she told Jack everything, noting he has said nothing since.

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Fractured OCR Note Mentions Wall Work Delays

A fragmentary OCR line hints at hard week’s work and wall-related tasks. It references fatigue and tasks on walls, but lacks concrete names places dates or organizations for fuller context.

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The Sunday School Lesson May 26 Review

The article reviews Luke 10 1 18 apostles seventy mission, two by two, no shoes, no salutation, to prepare for Messiah. It urges workers to recruit more laborers, warns of judgment for towns that reject Christ, and calls readers to receive the kingdom now. Next lesson Good Samaritan Luke 10 35 37.

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