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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1890
Page
3
The proposed Mills tariff plan would cut farm duties by an estimated 360 million to 70 million dollars and add over 10 million annually to the free list. It claims to reduce tariffs without harming home industries and expands the free list by four schedules. Schedule A covers oils paints chemicals and drugs with about eighteen items duty free and others taxed at an average 27 percent.
The New York press notes strong indications that Republicans lead Indiana’s local ticket amid labor dissent against Democrats. It cites congressional gains, a debt alarm blamed on Democrats, rising farm mortgage payment health, and a wave toward Republican control of the lower house and state offices, with protectionist sentiment noted as favorable.
The Chicago Tribune argues the McKinley tariff bill will shift many workers from old to new countries, easing European congestion and benefiting American policy in trade. The piece links tariff changes to labor migration and broader economic impacts across nations.
The article analyzes Schedule changes in a tariff bill, noting shifts from ad valorem to specific duties on glass, metals, wool, and sugar, with extensive reductions in sugar and selective reforms elsewhere. It also criticizes Democratic debt and tax policies, highlighting county disparities and the growing agricultural to manufacturing transition in Indiana. The piece ties tariff policy to political strategy and electoral risk for Democrats in 1896, contrasting Republican gains among farmers and industrial shifts.
A Sunday lesson reflection on Luke 22 20 83 focusing on the Last Supper discourse and Jesus prayer in Gethsemane. It discusses the vine and branches promise the Comforter and the commitment to divine will, noting Jesus strength from prayer and angelic aid, urging faithful resignation to God.
OCR fragment reports varied items from public notices to economic and legal developments. It mentions Governor twees, a Bay City land dispute over a railroad, port imports data for September, a move to renew a State Medical Examining Board, a murder at Ann Arbor, industrial and educational notes, and several Michigan patent and business items with multiple named persons and places across Detroit Grand Rapids and Port Huron.
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