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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1897

Page

6

Desperate wrecks on the Manacles tale told by a fisherman

A veteran recounts the wrecks near the Manacles during a storm. He describes the Despatch transport disaster with Hussars and a trumpeter, the Primrose prize take by sailors, and a brave drummer boy found among the dead. Ghosts and legends mix with vivid, somber scenes of survival and loss.

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Tariff Bill Debate Highlights Aldrich Remarks

Senator Aldrich of Rhode Island outlined the Republican majority’s tariff plan. He argued for lower, targeted duties and warned against excessive levies, noting revenue estimates and potential tobacco and tea tax impacts while addressing the Hawaiian sugar treaty and possible amendments.

Senate tariff debate shifts as Aldrich proposes 32 amendments

Senator Aldrich announced 32 additional amendments to the tariff bill as it advances, while Senator Vest defended tariff policy and Senator Veat questioned tea taxation. Vest argued the treasury already had ample revenue and criticized gold certificate hoarding. Aldrich replied the estimates show the bill, though not the Dingrey or Senate version, would raise about $50 million more than the Wilson bill in the first year.

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Nations to attend Queen Victoria jubilee ceremonies

Washington directs Maj. Gen. Miles to London by June 15 to represent the United States at Queen Victoria's sixty year accession jubilee. Admiral Miller will represent the U S Navy aboard the Brooklyn. Also notes a Chicago suicide, a failed cadet exam, a Pittsburgh strike ending, and a patent-like wart remedy plug.

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Fragmented advert dense text with health claims and occupations

A fragmented OCR page features notices on theft and legal matters, mixed with medical ads for Dr Kings pills and Pyramid Pile Cure. It mentions Monticello jail, Denver California dates, and various occupations claimed to have specific ailments.

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