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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1888

Page

3

Fragmented 19th Century News Fragments Mixed In

A garbled OCR rush blends rail and road lore with global politics and local oddities. It mentions rail accidents, German actions in Berlin, inventor disputes, papers attributed to Frederick, Napoleon, and a rush of diverse vignettes from Philadelphia, Japan, London, and Austria.

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Americans React To President Veto Power Debate

Fragmented text preserves a heated 19th century dispute over presidential veto power. The piece references Jefferson, Washington, Adams and party conflicts, arguing about constitutional limits and executive authority amid war Britain tensions and political maneuvers.

Political turmoil over Treasury funds and election interference

Fragmentary 19th century account describes debates over Treasury aid and political influence. It mentions Secretary Sayre, alleged improper use of funds, and partisan claims about favoritism toward Republicans and labor groups. The piece references figures like Mr. Carliut and Mintaror Weer amid national controversy and protests at the White House.

Letter From Judge Grusham on Presidential Corruption

A historically framed letter discusses Judge Grusham’s critique of presidential ethics and civil service reform. It argues for accountability, denounces campaign finance ties to banks, and questions presidential use of public deposits. The writer rails against corruption and urges moral standards in governance.

Turbulent Political Strife Tests Civil Service Reform Era

A fragmented account critiques the Hemorraite Party and the Verso Power-Kodping Ont Dako ta, detailing opposition to the Democratic administration under Cleveland. The piece contrasts Republican calls for civil service reform with accusations of graft, tariff debates, and the push to maintain a surplus through debt strategies amid a volatile national political climate.

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Fragmented OCR Reflects Political Debate and Policy Stance

The passage shows a garbled discussion on bonds and Federal Reserve policy, referencing a presidential election context. It mentions the economy, protective policy, and calls into question parliamentary approaches and the electorate's reaction to leadership proposals.

England is for Grover We Wrltws a Remarkable Letter Advising 1 Britlaks Americans to Vate

An article from the New York Times reprints a telegram era letter advising Britons and Americans on how to vote for the Democratic ticket. It discusses Britain's stance, President Cleveland, and potential U S retaliation if the treaty rejection persists. The letter questions party loyalty and notes cautious diplomacy with Great Britain amid political tensions.

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Millsign Purchase Convict Move Goods for Government Use

Labor and political factions clash over a Millsign government purchase plan. Convict labor is rumored to be used to supply goods for federal government needs, drawing protests from opposition Democrats and labor unions.

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Sunday School critique of Joshua and covenantal lessons

The text reviews an Sunday school lesson on Joshua chapter one twelve, exploring covenants, sin, and punishment, with reflections on obedience, God’s justice, and moral discipline, including comparisons to biblical examples and the need for righteous conduct in faith communities. It weaves in sermon-like exhortations about holiness, trust in God, and the dangers of covetousness and disobedience.

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Apple tree spraying urged to curb codling moths

Professor A Z Cook of the State Agricultural College advocates London purple arsenite of lime to control codling moths in apples. He advises two sprays after blossoms fall, warns against pre-bloom spraying for bees, notes rain can lessen effectiveness, and details dilution ratios for safety. Also reports on Greenville valuation protests, Shiawassee shotgun protection groups, Muskegon lumber firm purchase, and logging season trends.

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