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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1897
Page
4
The Statesman of Marshall Michigan lists subscription details and ad rates, urging writer names for notices and a Wednesday noon deadline. It discusses international affairs including tariff wars, Weyler in Cuba, Bryan's election prospects, and McKinley administration praise amid Spanish war actions.
President McKinley long sought opinions from party members and callers on public matters. He prided himself on inviting open discussion, even where his own views were strong, ensuring many voices influenced policy shaping.
The article details congressional brinksmanship on an arbitration treaty with Britain and the United States, President McKinley’s anticipated Cresty Co Che agenda, and Democratic versus Republican expectations. It notes Representative Dolliver’s Washington visit, currency legislation prospects, Hawaii annexation, and actions around the Union Pacific foreclosure and Central Pacific liens.
Arch ie Patterson near Webster City faces a farm dispute as a quail brood escapes and raises chicklings on a fence line leaving farmers Tyfret and others to question ownership. The incident draws in local residents and neighbors as quail and barnyard chicks interact with farm life and property concerns.
A newborn girl named Miss Mary weighed one pound three ounces at birth and, against all odds, grew to two pounds in a few hours. Doctors feared feeding would be impossible, yet she thrived with careful nursing as observers praised her tiny, quill-sized fingers and large blue eyes amid a period of hopeful improvement.
A garbled 19th century text describes drawing and hunt events near pines and a magnetic tool, with a girl noting a prighing in a hunt path. The account mentions a broken part, a trial, and a needle removal from a band, followed by a cave cold in Gur Day and a drug ad for Laxative Bromo Quinine.
Fragmented OCR reads like a 19th century patent medicine notice touting a Digestive Cordial to prevent debility and evils. It claims the product tonifies the stomach rejects disease and promises relief from tiredness and weakness with a price per bottle.
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