Gardner's Wail Exposes Political Letters In Maccabee Order
Battle Creek, Oct 24 1900 a letter signed by past commander Calhoun tent No 64 K O T M accused of using Maccabee ties to influence Gardner Williams race. The piece condemns such tactics while praising the order’s leaders for opposing political meddling. It highlights Gardner's congress record including tariff votes and opposition to direct senate election.
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Knights of the Maccabeea
Gardner
Congress
Williams
Mr. Conroy
Calhoun
Battle Creek
Mich
John Conroy
Stephen D. Williams
Washington Gardner
Methodist Church
Order
Mr. Gardner
Ir. Gardner
Chicago Times- Herald
Michigan
Iowa
Harrison
Thomas Reed
Hay
Menon
United States
Washington Gardnér
Friends of
Aristrocacy
Letter from James Powers Clarifies Political Ties in 1900
In Charlotte Michigan James M Powers distances himself from a Kalamazoo article alleging he abandons the Democratic party for McKinley He states he may vote for McKinley if the party opposes imperialism honors the Declaration and Constitution and adopts American finance He notes the Kalamazoo writer shares his name and attributes a wife tempted motive to a prior speaker with a cautious tone and signs the letter respectfully.
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James Powers
Charlotte
Charlotte, Mich
Kalnamazod Telegraph
Battle Creek Journal
Democratic Party
McKinley
Kalamazoo
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
Abbansons
United States
England
Republican Party
Mtnn
James M. Powers
Eight Men Running For President On Ten Tickets
Eight men seek the U S presidency across ten tickets with McKinley Roosevelt on the Republican ticket. Other parties include Democratic Populist Silver Republicans, Middle of the Road Populists, Prohibitionists, Union Reform, United Christians, Social Democrats, and DeLeon Socialists with notable candidates such as Debs and Woolley.
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United States
Iiryan
McKinley
William McKinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
William Jegan
Adlai E. Stevenson
Wharton Barker
Pennsylvania
Ignatius Donnelly
Minnesota
John G. Woolley
Ilinois
Henry B. Metcalf
Rhode Island
Union Reform
Seth Ellis
Samuel P., Nicholson
United Christians
S. CG. Swallow
Illinois
Social Democrats
Eugene V. Debs
Didiana
Job Harriman
California
DeLeon Socialists
Joseph F. Maloney
Massachusetts
Valentine Rewmull
Marriage Licenses Listed for Illinois and Homer Residents
Al John Gnific of Chicago and Lucia Davis of Albion obtain a marriage license. Martin L. Watson and Dottie Muay Ladow, both of Homer, also receive licenses.
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John Gnific
Chicago
Lucia Davis
Albion
Martin L. Watson
Dottie Muay Ladow
Homer
Clubs and Lodges Welcomes Ten Thousand Milestones
Forty members have joined W. Co. TU in the past year giving a hopeful outlook. Marshall Tent No. 105 will christen the new banner won at Grand Rapids this summer on Tuesday evening, Oct 30. All members are invited to attend at the K. O. T. M. Hall at 8 p.m.
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W. CO. TU
Grand Rapids
T. M. Hall
Local BREVITIES from Homer and surroundings
Abram Bennett of Homer receives an $8 pension while Philetus Lapham of Battle Creek gets $24. Newsman Phalpa Ostesco accepts a position and will move his family here. O Rupert ships daily hay and potatoes from Cincinnati Northern depots. Albert A Holmes sells lots 1 and 3 Hatch’s addition to Arthur Ford for 75 dollars. Carrie Sturgis and Elmer Cushman announce their upcoming marriage on November 7. Dr Gallup relocates his office near the First National Bank. A noted financier favors Bryan, and banks will open noon to 8 p m starting Oct 29 except Saturdays 4 p m. Campaign notes urge turnout for Col Bradshaw and Judge Kelly at Engle Opera House. Mrs Freed of Brace Lake nearly injures herself in a runaway. $40 loss. M Crystal Shorthorns drew visitors from M A G students. Maccabees plan a street parade and shop decorations for a display of order colors.
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Abram Bennett
Homer
Philetus Lapham
Battle Greek
W. C. Phelps
Phalpa
Ostesco
O. Rupert
Cincinnati Northern
Mightgat Central
Albert A. Holmes
Hatch
Arthur Ford
Union Street
Carrie O. Sturgis
Elmer G. Cushman
Gallup
Cathcart
Flrst National Bank
Bryan
Indiana
Ohio
Star
H. E. Winsor
Union
Col. CO. G. Bradshaw
Judge Kelly
Engle Opera House
Marshall
Albert Freed
Brace Lake
Surrey
Monroe Street
Rim
A. Chrystal
the Royal
Lansing
Mr. Chrystal
Maccabees
Notice to Union Men Adopts Resolution in Marshall
A called meeting of Marshall Typographical Union No. 872 adopts a resolution declaring the Chronicle-Examiner office a nonunion station and closing it to union men. A copy of the resolution is to be published in the International Typographical Journal and in Marshall newspapers. Committee members include J. E. Worruisutos W. W. Balter K. A. Parpy.
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Marshall Pypographical Union
Banking hours notice for Sundays and holidays
The Commercial Sayixes Bank at First Navy Base announces hours on and after Monday the 20th from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m with Sundays and legal holidays excluded. The Daily News price is 1 cent per week.
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Commercial Sayixes Bank
First Navy Base
Famine Causes and British Policy Across Ireland and India
The article argues famine roots in landlord policies and English legislation. It cites 18th and 19th century rents pensions and land laws harming Irish tenants, plus Ireland’s 1800 union and 1840 land law effects. It then questions Indian mints closure in 1893, silver hoards, and tax burdens, claiming savage financial losses and global policy as famine drivers.
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Froude
Ireland
Fronde
England
Hutchinson
Lord Clare
Lord Sheffield
United States
London
India
Ghosh
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Government of
Itidia
Foley and Hagle tied to local election events
John Foley a democratic candidate for pressing attorney and Probate Judge Lane will address Rice Creek school house Friday November 2 at six. Ladies invited. big crowd expected. Anson E. Hagle of Albion named by the prohibition party district committee as state senator nominee for the ninth district to fill the vacancy caused by H G Coleman of Kalamazoo withdrawing to pursue state representative run in Kalamazoo county.
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John Foley
Lane
Rice Creek
Soclock
Prohibition Party
Anson E. Hagle
Albion
H. G. Coleman
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo County
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State of Michigan
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Office of Register of Deeds
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