Republican Congressional Pietist Convention Stirs District
The Republican Party of Michigan's third district schedules a district convention at the county courthouse in Daokzon on May 1, 1888, to elect delegates and alternates and to select a congressional candidate for the next two years. The letter from Daniel Verspeet Hills reflects party unity and supports James F. Powell as nominee, with a preference for a first-ballot nomination if possible.
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Powbell
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Consention
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J. Qreug
Republican County
Nies
Siberia voyage sparks debates on politics and reform
Min Grana Keanard plans to describe his May Century voyage to Siberia and why the Century expedition chose that route. The piece traces his 1884 St Petersburg Moscow trip for materials and possible government obstacles, noting friendly Russian conduct and contrasting with revolutionaries. It also covers Alger clubs forming in the city, remarks on Blaine, Sabbath campaigns, and political commentary on wage standards and emigration.
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Keanard
Siberia
Mr. Kannan
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Moscow
New York
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Alger for President Amid Michigan GOP Rift
The article discusses General Alger, governor of Michigan elected in 1834, as a dark horse candidate for the presidential nomination amid intraparty divisions. It notes skepticism among Michigan Republicans and hints at possible campaign dynamics and public debate within the state.
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Michigan
Gen
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Ex Senator Conkling Dies After Prolonged Illness
Newton April 185 - Ex Senator Roscoe Conkling died at 1:50 AM in New York after a long battle with illness. Family, Judge Coxe, Dr Anderton and Mrs Oakman were at his bedside as crowds gathered outside Hoffman House. Earlier reports confused death, with a false telegram that he had died. Doctors described a steady decline from March blizzard trauma and subsequent complications, including fever and heart failure, as mourners and reporters awaited confirmation of the passing.
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Mr. Conkling
Mia Siebuens
Jay Woon
Lal
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Conkling
Oakman
Dr. Barker
Mr Conkling
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Hal Stokes
Barker
Coulding
Vila
Cony
Mie Conkling
Thousands Locked Out as New York Brewers Strike
A broad lockout hits New York area breweries with 5000 to 10000 workers unemployed including brewers, wagon drivers, waltzers, helpers, and apprentices. Employers vow to hire new hands and renounce union influence while workers seek support from organized labor nationwide. Additional reports note continued activity in Chicago and Cleveland areas with brewing labor tensions ongoing.
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Jersey City
Newark
Paterson
Staten Island
Clarendon
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Brewers Union
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