Lost Cause at Harmony Meeting in Detroit
A Detroit harmony meeting drew a frosty reception as Judge Van Zile denounced Republican leaders for mendacity and corruption urging cleansing reforms. He warned that conventions breed moneyed influence and urged honest processes to save Lincoln’s party from extinction. The piece contrasts reformist zeal with entrenched power.
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Judge van Zile
Detroit
Harmony
van Zile
Chan
Lincoln
Judgo van Zile
United States Senate
Abrabiuat Lincoln
Iie
Douglas
Ilinois
Froday
Miphey
Congress
Hoar
Feller
Republica
PORCES REWIND THE ARMY ISFLL THE SENATE
The text argues for a bill to increase the standing army with 9 new line officers and 150 staff officers appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate. It suggests the move pleases trusts and combines with lobbying to shape policy, praising the Prince of Wales’s steady progress toward kingship and public calm about his reign.
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Porces
Senate
Poe
Uhin
Palitior Fencus
Bnd
Ournol de Schatgrs
Millionaire Club
Bangey
Prince of Wales
England
Political satire on tariffs and power rivals in early 1900s
The passage mocks critics and political figures including Arthur, Mark Hanna, Quay, and Carnegie Morgan. It notes ship subsidies, senate battles, and tariff debates. References to Justice White and Harlan, Columbia College, West Point, and Albert Jay. It mentions plans for peace missions, taxation bills, and societal reform figures like Mrs. Currie Nation.
Humor and Epigrams Cross the Pages in Odd Journal Snaps
A collage of quips and remarks from various papers mocks diplomacy and fate. A Chicago Post snippet questions brilliance and gives a wry take on political talk. Jester Squeezit’s dead body falls to science, and Denton Sabersides is teased for rigid conscience.
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Jester
Squeezit
Jimson
Ohio State Journal
Mrs John Rentschler Dies After Illness at 42
Mrs John Rentschler died at five o'clock Wednesday morning at her home 001 Monroe Street after a long illness from consumption. She leaves a husband and three children, the eldest 13, with funeral arrangements set for Friday at 1:20 PM from her house with burial at Oak Ridge. Rev C H Meidenreiche will officiate. she was a German Lutheran member. A Knox Stomach Tablets ad accompanies the obituary.
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John Rentschler
Monroe
Anvdelock
Rev. C. H Meidenreiche
Oakridge
Detruin
New high school nearing completion on third floor
Jottings note the new high school nearing completion the third floor promising a fine appearance and one of the finest assembly rooms in the state. M Easterly, longtime resident, is seriously ill at his son’s in Caledonia. relatives are summoned for his health. The Calhoun County Sheep Breeders Association holds its annual meeting Feb 2 1901 at the Kow Mohali Battle Creek with a morning session, election of officers, picnic dinner, and an afternoon talk by DP Dewey Grand Blanc on sheep and wool.
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M. Easterly
Caicuga
J. A. Zimmerma
Kekford
J. H. Brown
Battle Creek
Easterly
Calhoun County
Personal notes on Tom Robinson and Myron Rider
Personal items report Tom Robinson editor of Robinson's Weekly at Union City and LO Davis as drag man of the village in the city Wednesday, also noting Myron Rider has joined Thomas Long & Co. of Boston and started a major tour covering Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota. The News extends best wishes to Rider.
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Tom"’ Robinson
Robinson’s
Union City
Davis
the Royal
Myron Rider
Thomas Long’&a Co
Boston
Therm
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Myron
Vaccination urged amid smallpox in Eckford township
At Eckford township board of health meeting the inhabitants were urged to get vaccinated due to the prevalence of smallpox in the state. Geoner B Gesergn, M. D. Health Officer.
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Board of Health
Eckford
Geoner B. Gesergn
M. D
Obituary of Mrs Betsey Hadwin in Marshall England to America
Mrs Betsey Hadwin born Wesdrake England February 18 1814 died Marshall January 9 1901 interment Fredonia cemetery. Married Thomas Rennison in England 1684 they moved to America 1851 after nine weeks at sea. They settled Ridgeway Lenaweek county later returned to England in 1861. She sailed again to America 1863 with Miss Betsey Lawley to Burlington Calhoun county then married John Hadwin in May 1870. They moved to Marshall where he died July 28 1854 since then she and her sister Mrs Hawley lived together. Pastor Rev McReynolds officiated at the funeral.
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Betsey Hadwin
Wesdrake
England
Marshall
Fredonia
Thomas Rennison
America
New York
Turuy
Ridgeway
Lenaweek
Afr. Reunison
Betsey Lawley
Burlington
Calhoun County
John Hadwin
Mrs. Hawley
Christian Church
McReynolds
Western rates reduced for one way travel
A fragmented notice announces greatly reduced one way rates from Chicago to Manitowoc via a ticklet agent with an Oregon address and mentions Waukes and the rail way system. It names agents and a regional route, indicating widespread discount travel options.
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Chicago
Manitowoc
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Richard
Tohn G. Carlisle
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Justice Harlan
Columbia College
Seligman
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Sammy
Moony
Massachusetts
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Osawatomie
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