Tariff debate and Michigan tax reductions headline 1801 article
James M. Bwank argues for protectionist tariffs and wage goals, detailing economic logic, industry protection, and national prosperity. The piece cites Michigan state tax reductions, government spending shifts, and contrasts free trade criticism, with quotes from newspapers and references to agricultural policy and industrial growth. It also notes limited transit expo fares and educational ads in the Marshall Michigan newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James. M. Bwank
Titanirican
ROY and Steel
Association
Lama
Tam
Maily
Othr
Advertised Letters at Marshall Post Office in 1801 List
List No 39 shows unclaimed mail at the Marshall Michigan post office Calhoun County. Names include Mrs Catherine Allen John Wunes May Bentley Frank Mickledes Chandler JT Doyle Leda Reploson George Treadwell Nettie Wright Susan Hart and others. Recipients urged to call with advertised notice and pay postage. unclaimed items sent to Dead Letter Office after two weeks from the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall, Calhoun Co
Mich
Yirst
Allen
Catherine Wunes
John I
Bentley
Mies
Libbia Coaner
Frank Mickledes
Chandler
F. Snyder
Local Tin Plate Factory Claims American Made Product
Olio Tin Plate of Piqua Ohio claims to open the first tin plate plant in the state with tin from Temescal California. The plant coordinates iron sheets from Piqua rolling mills and tin coating by Cincinnati Corrugating in Piqua. The note asserts pure American labor and warns free trade would harm U.S. tin plate makers and jobs, urging protection under the McKinley act to keep 50 to 800 workers employed locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Free Press
Thurgilty Morn- Ingasye
Detroit Tribune
State Board of Equalization
Piqua
Ohio
Temescal
California
San Bernardino County
Cincinnati Corrugating Company
Imilla
Ironton
The Second of Prof Frederick Starr's Dresa and Adornment
The second installment of Frederick Starr's article on dress and adornment in The Popular Science Monthly argues ornament appeals more to emotion than to sober sense, examining why people crave beauty in garments and how attire reflects cultural ideals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demorest
Lne
Ella Wheeler
Wilcox
W. Jennings Demorest
New York City
Frederick’ Starr
Dresa
Popular Science Monthly
Shane
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Statesman
Lewis
Marshall, Mich
Ita Eilizana
Jesson
Lansing Journal
Democratic Free Trade Party
Treasury Department
Lome
Verno
Michigan
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Mr. Gladstone
James G. Blaine
United States
J. R. Dodge
Agricultural Department
A. W. Harris
Hrewer
Yale
North American Review
Whiich
John F. Mines
New York
Dr. Keelay
Dwight
Mr. Mines
Keeley
Perrett
Marshall
Battle Creek
New College
Smadijules
Rywil
Chicago
Giigep
Olio Tin
D. Kelly
Opera House
Prof
O. J. Easterly
Widwe
Jim
FAHEY
Nae Eno
O'Keefe
Turner
Doc Snyder
San Mo
J. C. Kuechle
Snyder
T. Shanahan
Calhoun
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