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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1900

Page

4

Republicans Fight Over Constitutional Power to Regulate

Fragmented excerpts show a debate on whether Congress could regulate via constitutional amendment to address trusts. The passage cites Bryanites in Congress opposing a Republican plan, arguing the approach should be solidly grounded rather than unsettled. It includes strong, era-specific political rhetoric about William Jennings Bryan.

Bryan Supreme Court Congress William Jénninga

Bryan Attacks Trust Legislation Criticism Speech Notes

The report cites Mr Bryan accusing Republicans of placing trust laws on statutes and criticizes his omission of Democratic faults. It recalls the June 1900 vote on a constitutional amendment to curb trusts, detailing party splits and names of several congressmen who voted yea or nay. The text portrays partisan zeal and debates over federal control of trusts.

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Bryan feasts and foreign color politics in New York

A satirical report describes William Jennings Bryan dining with magnates costing 12 per plate. It claims his stance on gold standard and Philippine policy influences insurgent hopes, noting an awkward display of flags and colors and questioning the fairness of his position ahead of an election.

Bryan New York Tammany Tigers Ice Trust Philippines Sons of Bis

Fragmentary political note with garbled names

The readable text shows a garbled political workers reference and odd phrases. It mentions Van Buren, domination, and a bolted “mina” phrase, but lacks coherent facts, dates, places, or clear events to summarize.

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McKinley Support Message To Father Instructs on Voting

A letter urges a father to persuade his son to vote for McKinley, arguing Republican policies lift all classes, reward labor, and boost agriculture, while warning against Democratic capture of Will Barton and warning voters that this year demands straight Republican ballots. The tone stresses urging a neighbor to align with GOP gains and promises of national victory.

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New Campaign Dopombnta Tariffs from Plymouth Rock to McKinley

Reported campaign excerpts discuss tariffs from Plymouth Rock to McKinley era. Senator Gallinger of New Hampshire and Congressman Grosvenor of Ohio are cited on tariff policy. The fragmented text references American tariffs and public speeches by President Motul arid and Mr and Poli.

Plymouth Rock McKinley Dingley Gallinger New Hampshire Grosvenor Ohio Motul Arid Mr and Poli

Sporting Goods Sale At Seaman’s Store

Sporting Goods Of all finds cabs found at Seaman's. The shooting season is just opening and we are prepared to show you com plats Tina of guns rifles loaded cartridges belts hunting coats and hats everything to equip the amateur. All goods purchased before the recent advance to price and we can sell these articles at less than the present wholesale figure. For a free copy of the game tow sept 7. If F.G. Stauan & Co. Twelve acres 83 miles from the city for site cheap or will exchange for a house and lot in Marshall. Inquire of Cortsiabt 148 State St Marshall ic

Seaman‘a Wwe Leasy F.G. Stauan & Co Marshall

S Habbed the Grave and Johnson’s Bitters Cure

A Philadelphia narrator describes a near fatal illness with yellow skin and pain. After three physicians failed, Electric Bitters sufficed, improving health in three weeks and averting death. The ad claims a guaranteed remedy sold at a drug store with Methodism guidance.

John Oliver Philadelphia Guarantead H.J. Hyge

Colloquial Claim Sparks Debate on Rheumatism Cures

A fragment argues that numerous remedies advertise cures for rheumatism and kidney ailments while promoting a Columbian oil as the leading remedy, claiming it surpasses others. The text reflects era skepticism toward medical panaceas and the push for a favored product.

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Unclear advertisement copy mentions a refund if a product fails and notes a label on each box. Fragmentary text references a person or brand and pricing, but no verifiable claims or outcomes.

W. Groyo

Fragmented column hints at local prices and remedies

Readable fragments show mention of a price, gifts, and a cough medicine. Names and places are garbled but imply a local Rocky Mount area context with references to Brie and a dealer. Information is incomplete and lacks a clear event or person of record.

Fragmentary OCR Summary Title

Damaged text fragment mentions numbers and names but lacks clear facts or context. Reads like garbled OCR with possible monetary amounts and dates but no coherent event or人物. Unable to determine a definitive news item from the snippet.

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