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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1894
Page
4
The article notes a pacing speed trial by Flying Jib in Chillicothe Ohio on a Monday in 1994. It mentions various geopolitical opinions, political critique of Senator Hill, and debates within the Democratic party. It references Japan, China, and U S political figures while commenting on elections and public figures.
The piece discusses Justice Harlans view on the Jenkins strike injunction, arguing that the right to quit is sacred for individuals and large groups. It contends the ruling does not fully favor labor or the corporation, noting both sides gain and hinting at future benefits. It ends with a critique of a London banquet to Chairman Wilson as a lessons on free trade.
The message urges readers to take Hood's Sargaparilla to recover from sickness. It emphasizes perseverance and moderation in treatment and claims the remedy attacks disease vigorously and remains until conquered, noting chronic conditions require time and care.
The stage and tariff issue hits Cleveland theater as panic spreads through 1890s acting ranks. Actors report job losses and hardship with the Actors Fund raising 9610.55 dollars to aid 517 performers, while relief expands across year by year amid hopes for improved business in a coming season.
The passage argues that free trade benefits foreigners while Americans pay duties on imports. without such benefits foreign producers would not move entire operations to the U S, allowing American managers to reinvest profits domestically rather than sending capital to Europe.
The Oakland California Saturday Glob-Review notes wool has sold at free trade prices for over a year, starving many growers and causing thousands to lose work. It cites the Bank of Tempe, Arizona, closing due to stockholder losses from wool and sheep price declines, underscoring a nationwide industry collapse.
Henry O. Havemeyer of the Sugar trust fame reveals he does not know Grover Cleveland and has never seen him, despite long intimacy with Secretary Carlisle for 16 years. He suggests Carlisle should extend a courtesy letter of introduction. From Rockland Daily Star.
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