Village improvements brighten Main Street in spring
The Statesman notes Kalamazoo and Jackson trail Marshall in progress, yet Harsuall Michigan shows new life as Main Street gains a block of stores near the livery site. A two story frame rises beside Karstaddt’s clothing store and the engine house is removed for a larger market facade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outekirta
Karstaddt
Turner's Bakery
Exchange
Fost
Kalamozoo
Jackson
Marshall
Calhoun County Supervisors and Local Leaders List
A dense listing of local officials and districts including Calhoun County Supervisors, Albion, Bedford, Eckford, Burlington, Pennfield, Clarendon, LeRoy, Athens, Emmett, WVEMNOCHATS, Sheridan, Marengo, Marshall, Fredonia, Battle Creek, Camrouz, Homer, Lee, Convis, Newton, and Clarence R Pacmen. The fragmentary OCR reads as a roster of names and place pairs with no cohesive event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phigs
Albion
Crancas
D. Houmas
Bedford
Antemas Coast
Eckford
Faasna Girmar
Burlington
Slomen
C. Hear
Tektonsha—Mantix Hanseut
Pennfield
R. EB. Keir
Clarendon
Timothy Wamu
LeRoy—Winttan
Vixrcona
Athens
James Wistars
Emmett—Jus Newane
Wvemnochats Sheridan
Jous E. Winn
Marengo
Mio Buvie
Marshall
James A
Lanx
Fredonia
Davie Arminlen
Battle Crerk
Aaxun Fh
Camrouz
Homer—Hinam Satu, Lee
Dantee P. Woop
Convis
Jasren Hatwoon
sVewton
Daxton Granast
Clarence—Jounx R. Pacmen
Colored Population of Michigan and Maritime Mission
The Seamen's Friend Society case highlights religious instruction for inland water sailors. Fundraising appeals follow a weak congregation turnout and poor weather. Local events include the Wadsworth family concert, press praise for Fingertree singers, and political notes on Michigan rail and state elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor Bere
Cavse
Rey
A. Me Frvets
Gnandal
Seamen's Friend Society
Tiree
Pitels
Ej Zens
Gollars
U. States
Suilor
Franknees
Ruth
Euilora
California Summary of News in Georgia Social View Update
California reports mixed political signals as Georgia voters tilt toward a successor for the aging Senator. San Francisco officers warn of rising robberies and mob restraint aids public order. A murder case in Saéreotante City, a mutiny on the Mary, and a remarkable gold magnesia occurrence in Grass Valley are noted. Citizens depart for the States, and mining tents face harsh labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
King
San Francisco
Iast
Nchad
Saéreotante City
John Rae
Santa Clary
Robbenes
Panama
Manny
Col. Collier
Grass Valley
Mary
Papal Aggression Debates Move Through House
Reported parliamentary debates describe a second reading of a Papal aggression bill carried in the House by a large majority. The minority includes Roman Catholics and Liberal peers, while Lord Grey notes refugee concerns and the government backs refugee reforms. The bill outlines admin changes and salary provisions, with connections to Near East diplomacy and clerical appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chak Coxspevicur Santas
New York
Anson Vardy
James Cranham
Cindstor
Ry P
Caldwell
Danse of Commons
Lord Lyncharet
Austria
Earl of Averieen
Garl Grey
Treave
Lord John Russell
Chaneary
Rome
Haberiai Sa Loge
Mateste
Mesos
Ledeu Koitn
Povestiropis Asovina Jons
Ug Penirerat
Paris
Pineal
Adetier
Viena
Ciaege
Meo McCuedly
Michigan Legislature Criticized in Patriot Commentary
The Patriot laments the Michigan Legislature as corrupt and ineffective, arguing most measures were blocked, essential bills ignored, and only token acts passed. It condemns special legislation favoring limited interests and questions Gov Barry’s call to reconvene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suleuies
de Swaie
Michigan
Barry
Fuedson
Providence April 11 election results or Whig victory
Fragmentary report from Providence on the April 11 election for members of the Legislature. Names and party affiliations appear garbled but indicate Whig majorities and several candidates with unclear spellings. The text hints at seat counts and district indications but specific figures are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
T Hairs
Gein i H Wardell
S Deoer
Comet
Asylum Site Selected in Golumbia District
The board fixed a site for the asylum in Golumbia, near Georgetown. It is the Wendel tract, 100 acres, bought from Col. Thomas for about £20,009, with nearby access to Washington and Georgetown, abundant water, nearby quarry for building materials, and attractive surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan Minrrapy Asrtow
Gep
Scoll
Comrttessonary
Golumbia
Wendel
Col
Thomas
Georgetown
Potomac
Raut Gyeeky-Tront
Washington
uWat. Dat
Village notices and obituaries from Battle Creek era
Fragmented obituary notes record the death of Pawan Ellsworth at Battle Creek Michigan and mention Betsey Maynar of Eckford, plus a 53 year old resident with religious ties and a long local presence. The garbled text also references a 30th year and a missing line about Lonattan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pawan
Norman Ellsworth
Phen
Betsey Maynar
Eckford
Battle Creek
Calkiguaco
Johnsig
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Statesman
Harsuall Mich. Ale
Ghorgh
Eran Een
Calhoun County Board of Supervisors
Wadsworth
Fingere
Thie Village
Praias
Ann Arbor
Abele
Cayevir Juners
Thal
Tore Ak
Erntig Tudgins
Thie
James Winters
Rae Woil Thekot
Judge Woodcull
Athena
Orry
Seneca Lake
Hudson River Railroad
Bushly
Geneva
Jefferson Branch
New York City
Kirie Company
Ramapo
Piermont
Jerany City
Tiermom
Hudzon
Tore Casany
Canada Railroad
Alieh, Cent Re TL. Co
North Shore Road
L.ruiltare
Conteal Company
Naps. Ni
Mufilu
New Vassey
Centre Road
Wie
Comin
Tinais
Weert
Chicago
Birper
Ssussan
Bagionw
Hite
Nuew York
Saginaw Bay
Gusiucation Sgeal
Phompeon
Seith
Gyemany
Great Briwin
Meehigan
Europe
Detroit
Bamog
Mitra
Ter Tgtotanca
Grant Valng
Guy
Sam Houston
Saii Jax
Union
Ung
Pennsylvania
Richodan
Lewis Cass
Vasner
Mr. Gill
Woelington Irving
Wm. Cullen Bryant
Crystal Palace
Sir J. Franklin
Wm. Penn
E. Ke
Giauan
Graham
Moreso
Winn Sartnin
Gatley
George Tk
Grhbato
Publihed
Piladelphia
Fashion
Tosti
Rowellal Laleascorms
Betare
Levi Woodbury
Imag
Titortg
New Gayland
Lisos Cuxman
Kannos
Lilingis
Pases
Cein Ant Bora
Cuiareery
Eupstalis
Trisiwia
Tusa
Csicurazas
Ayorad
San Bran Feet
Asien
Wep
N&w
Tim Jo
Pene
Dar
N.Y
Mienigin
State Bank of
Ohio
Scsrexsion
Bamak
Port Porter
Black Rock
Bullalo Paper
Hian
Hole
Anklavill
Inkep
U.S. Censia
Secretary of State
House of Representatives
I Allegan
Loneweo
Livingston S
Berrien
Mackinac A
Macomb
Calhoun
Monras
Cass
Midland Chippewa & Gahtaud
Clinton
Ontonagon
Eaton
Oceans
Geneseold Crowern
Hillydale
St. Clair
Ingham
St. Joseph Jackson
van Buren Kalaninzna
Kent
Wayne Us Lapeer U Datel Asavd
California
Tie Legislature
Saipan Woodvent
Abs
Rosin Yi
Ceqcinriati
Gen. Beatti
Sholisa
New Orleans
Mexion
Devrom
Mighigan
Board of Regénts of
Tie University Oy
Michigans
Beta
Tes
Western States
Cidusie
Church Dinsie
C Dion
Add Thong Avery
Soma
Tie Shhie
Tharel Wuisie
Teachhng
Leeuw
Teil
Ansie
Bach
Board of Regente
Regonte
Charlee Toess
Eleos
Alexander the Great
Diogenes
Philog
Bogagira
Londat
France
Leyte
Rhce Biind
Pla
Adlon
George G. Kine
Cunyrss Ja Daiasters
Aid Poay
UL Piurstou
Westenra Visteid
Wailtnes Beach
Chayemma
Merron
Matey W Burrow
Vitoriey Geperut
Anal Crh
Pemues
Voaort
Eppemed
Nisa
Thesmaf
Ned Orem
Allan
Lis Palunt
Poland
Russia
Mhz
England
Bahiuion
St Helena
Atmeivan Assiel Aon
Vine Charan Ihe
Patel
Potter
Grant
Sewell Kenrgsey Saul
Editeratine
Tial
Jom A. Kineun
Buster J. Bigman
Linn
Wael
AY Guilzon
Sansui Yousus
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!