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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1892
Page
4
A dense list of political figures and party notes from Michigan and nearby regions covers nominations for governor attorney general and other offices, with discussion of re registration, wartime tariffs, and party strategy. The piece highlights Republican strength, Democratic dissent, and local speeches amid a heated campaign atmosphere.
Gene Sickles recalls touring the state with General Harrison supporters and old soldiers. He notes soldiers refused party bids and insisted on voting for Harrison, while some preferred Cleveland. The account underscores loyalty to veterans and distrust of party bosses.
The Workingmen's Mutual Reform League of New York City issues a blistering critique of Grover Cleveland's governorship record. It cites vetoes on labor bills including a department of labor, tenement housing safety, ten hours work for streetcar employees, child labor, and convict labor abolition, arguing such actions harm workers while praising limited protections elsewhere.
Discussion of American and British moves over Barima port at the mouth of the Orinoco. Analysts note Venezuela's claim and the potential reach of British power via Barima, with Admiral Walker to carry urgent instructions from President Harrison. The piece highlights imperial stakes across South America and a test of U.S. diplomacy and naval posture.
Florien Grosjean of La Lance & Grosjean Manufacturing on Long Island endorses Harrison, favors protection and reciprocity, and says free trade would force his six acre Woodhaven factory to close, risking 1,406 workers’ jobs. He notes his long Democratic voting record but argues for tariffs to protect industry and wages.
A week of social visits and town events fills North Marshall with a busy scene. Mrs Lora Wing of Aswyrix visits Mrs John Thomas. Newton residents Mr and Mrs Gleason and daughters call on G A Raita’s flat. A local fair drew premiums on stock and goods. evangelists aided by Rev J F Kuspp conduct protracted greetings at the M E church with 6 am prayer meetings. Postmaster E L McPherain received his commission. Ed Adams attends his uncle’s funeral. A burglar stole a blanket. a witness affidavit led to a trial, with Fred Mills implicated. The community notes a new market building purchase by a stranger and various moves in from nearby areas. Funeral for E N Edmunds held, with family noting his long health history.
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