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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1897
Page
4
The Statesman urges advance payment and submissions by Wednesday noon for notices and ads. It highlights modern printing facilities, broad Calhoun county circulation, and advertising value. The piece discusses protectionist policy aiding steel and tin industries, noting Birmingham orders and national steel center status.
The article discusses the McKinley administration’s move to redeem the St. Louis platform on silver by appointing a three-member nonpartisan bimetallic commission. It notes allied concern from British and French governments and critiques delays and opposition, while arguing the policy could bolster silver standing in the United States and impact national finances.
Senator Kis spoke last April in Congress, delivering a cabalist epitome of maritime history. The remarks summarize numerous unresolved arguments supporting protective duties for American shipping, aiming to intensify conviction that such measures are necessary for the nation.
The piece argues for rapid passage of a law restoring discriminating duties to build American merchant shipping and protect the foreign trade, urging Congress to act at its first session. It notes maritime strength as vital, cites patriotic aim, and mentions events signaling U.S. preparedness abroad.
Theodore Roosevelt as assistant secretary of the navy compiles messages and recommendations from presidents’ ideas on maintenance of retrofacuity and seeks wide publicity for these opinions amid ongoing political chatter. The report cites recent trust signals from government officials and speculates on their influence over administration leadership, with references to figures like Watson A Water and Patton in a garbled parliamentary-press style.
The administration ramps up efforts to bar European anarchists from entering the United States. Immigration officials, with diplomatic support, target law evasion by shipowners who transport or detain such migrants, enforcing the 1801 act and threatening fines. The piece also rails at patent office reform and various firms involved in disputes, plus a broad critique of national policy and industry changes.
A Grand Junction Iowa resident, Mrs Henry Brug, reports years of sleeplessness and nervous troubles eased after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine and associated nerve and liver pills. The ad claims druggists refund the first bottle if not satisfied and cites testimonials from a local blacksmith's wife.
An assortment of fragmented text includes an advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claiming kidney and bladder benefits and a sample offer from The Statesman. It also notes Chester White swine for sale with thirty five spring pigs and a farm location three miles east of a road junction, signed by L. Jonson.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions individuals and locations including Throne Sy, Brropshire, Ewes, Enquire Ovex L. Husparp, and Marshall with dates around September 1. Readable parts indicate a stray local notice or obituary fragment with names and geographic references.
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