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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1892

Page

3

Tariff Talk and Election Prescriptions From The Nation

The piece surveys tariff debate reactions to the late tariff act, notes shifts in business prices and consumer costs, and discusses political maneuvering around McKinley and Cleveland. It also analyzes election dynamics, party strategies, and the electoral college, with references to Indiana Virginia New York and other states.

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How Protection Keeps Americans Prosperous Speech Echoes

Alfred Dodge argues in New York that protection raises producer profits and wages while lowering costs through improved machinery and mass production. He contrasts this with free trade, explaining that wage gains and price reductions can coexist under a protected industry, and challenges free traders to accept factual outcomes over theory.

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Tariff debate and tin plate trade shifts analyzed

Louisville and Indianapolis papers discuss a tariff reform push led by Democrats, advocating Cleveland tariff policy while opposing other issues. The text cites McKinley tariff origins, U S tin plate imports from Great Britain, and implications for American industry, wages, and home prosperity.

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Weather prophets and weather maps of the 19th century

The excerpt describes how weather reports arrive by telegraph from 169 stations, how dispatches are translated into maps, and how a central "prophet" interprets barometer readings and wind patterns. It explains the roles of compositors, typists, map plates, and brass diagram mechanisms used to forecast conditions.

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Gentleman’s watch mainspring lost in Japan tale

A traveler’s watch mainspring breaks in Japan and a jeweler tests the item. The case ends with the watch returned and a crafty article found to contain bamboo components. An English workman notes the surprising construction and a delay in damp weather reveals a flaw in the piece.

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Weather forecasting by diagrams and maps in 19th century method

The article describes a process where predictions are drawn on weather charts, transferred to maps and plates, then printed as full weather shorts. Maj. Burwoods and Lt. Glassford are cited among the observers, noting accuracy varies and emphasis on aiding farmers with rapid climatic guidance.

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Narrow-escape robbery on Florida railroad line ends in deaths

Four highway robbers attacked a Tampa train north of Monroa near Sanford, forcing Engineer Dumar and fireman to stop. A clash ensued with Deputy Cox and agent Cox resisting. Robbers shot at the crew, killing Special Agent Cox and a robber, and fled into nearby woods. Loot was between 35,000 and 14,000 dollars, but no cargo was secured.

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Travel cheap by Indian railways in May era

The piece notes unusually low rail fares to India in May with first class at five units, second at a penny and a half, and third class popular among pilgrims. It recalls crowds at stations, porters called by locals, and officials using bamboo rods to manage pilgrims, while highlighting a shift in class travel norms since a preacher’s quip about third and fourth class cars.

India Taylor

Sheep on Penobscot Island Story Recalled

A fragment recalls farmers placing two small flocks on a bleak rocky island near Penobscot Bay. The idea was that sheep could largely care for themselves, with lines on the forks base and nearby mead area described, but text ends without clear events or outcomes.

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Local County Land Sales and Notable Local Deaths

Land sales in Isabella County fetch prices from 10 to 85 dollars per acre for four parcels marking the year’s notable real estate activity. Obituaries note the sudden death of Matt Taewinper of Katemaids Lines 1855 and the passing of Monroe pioneer Alexie Ronest, with family ties and community ties highlighted. Reports cover a range of society items including university appointments, religious society meetings, and local misfortunes such as accidents and shipboard drownings, all reflecting late 19th century community life.

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