State convention notes and committee actions at Thiave era
Fragmentary record of a state convention held in Thiave era with candidates, temporary presiding officer, and committees. Includes credentials committee members, appointed officers, and a brief note of interruptions by attendees during the session.
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W. B. Bates
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Ingncoretary
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Georetary
Teller
Outcheon
Michigan Republican Party Nominates Jerome For Governor
The Michigan State Republican convention names David H Jerome of Saginaw as governor candidate after a spirited ballot. Also nominated are Moreau Crosby for lieutenant governor, J J Van Riper for attorney general, and reform-minded refreshers for state offices amid calls for party unity and a pledge to fight for Garfield and Arthur in the November election.
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District of Columbia
United States
Democratic Party
Congress
Supreme Court
Empire
J.C. Waterbiury
Wayne
I. W. Palmer
John T. Rich
Joseph Bore
Lapeer
Michigan
Charles "I. Gorham
G. HL. Pranch
Calhoun
Allen
Rive A. Beal
Washtenaw
Rich
Jerome
Palmer
J. van Riper
Berrien
J. J. van Riper
Edward Cahill
E. J. March
F. White
Rienzi Loud
W. B.gibson
K. Baxter
Bloom
Mr. Cahill
Mr. van Riper
Samuel A. Browne
C. C. Miller
Montcalm
Jerome Croul
H. F. Thomas
Allegan
Old
Republican Party
Sisterhood of States
Tss
Mel
Beal
Stockbridge
Crosby
Epochal Nomination Speech Signals Michigan District Bid
The speaker, newly nominated in Michigan's third district, thanks the convention for the trust and pledges loyalty to the Republican banner. He notes the honor and responsibility, honors longtime colleagues, and commits to campaign under national unity, honesty, and prosperity toward a November victory. He also expresses gratitude to the Republican and independent press and to party leaders.
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Michigan
National Council
Grand Old Hato
Latimer Neasmith and state ticket figures in Michigan remarks
The article describes re nominations for auditor generalship targeting Hon. I. Latimer of Big Rapids, plus Neasmith of Manchester England born and raised in Michigan, with a long public record in Mecosta and Kalamazoo areas. It highlights Cornelius Gower for Superintendent of Public Instruction and Jacob J. Van Riper for attorney general, praising their qualifications and prior service. Washington letters discuss the 1890 Republican conference in New York, unity rhetoric, and Hancock and Garfield campaign dynamics with mentions of Blaine and southern strategy.
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Hilladale
L. W. Heath
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Crosby
Oakland County
P. Dean Warner
Jenney
Pritchard
Latimer
Neasmith
I. Latimer
Big Rapids
Duchess County
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Flo
Mecosta County
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Lake Michigan Shore
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Hearft S. Sleeper
Manchester
England
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Republican Farmer
Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo County
Land Office
Cornelius &. Gower
Maine
Abbot
University of Michigan
Fenton
Geneasee County
Saginaw City
Tarbell
Jacob J. van Riper
Buchanan
Haverstraw
N. Y
Thes
State University
Cass
Berrien County
Edgar Rexford
Ypsilanti
State Ban of Education
Moon Meadow massacre tableau shocks spectators
A Denver era description notes a Buffalo Bill stage scene involving a Moon Meadow massacre tableau. Pepper added to flame produced a dangerous flash that scorched performers and corpses, reviving victims with alarming vividness. Profanity and injuries spread among cast as flames blistered hands and faces amid the sensational display.
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Omahs Herald
Denver
Col
Nots Grest
Buffelo Bill
Moon Meadow
Medal story from a Civil War veteran at a rustic home
A Civil War veteran, Corporal, visits a rural home and shares earning a bronze medal for bravery. He recalls a Peninsula battle, the danger, and rushing a flag from a high-ranking foe, dodging bullets as comrades cheered. A Springfield Republican anecdote preserves the scene.
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Congress of the United States
Peninsular
Springfield Republican
A Marriage for Money in a New York Mansion
A wealthy man and a young woman wed in New York City amid a plan to live in a palace like a queen. He dies leaving a hollow estate swallowed by debts, and the bride faces disappointment and misery from a marriage bought for money. The tale warns of the perils of mercenary unions.
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New York City
Europe
Old George the American Jackadaw in London Fashion
The tale follows Pitman George known as Old George and his secretary Mr Stephenson, famed railroad engineer. In London he adopts showy dress with patent leather boots and silk hat, provoking mockery from Old George who then calls the youth an American jackadaw, prompting a change in his attire.
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George
George Stephenson
London
Quaker Note Redefines Duel Challenge
A Quaker remark reframes dueling as a foolish dare. A playful note speculates on a safer challenge with promises and risk, suggesting a whimsical alternative to risky confrontations. The passage contrasts old duel customs with pacifist phrasing and lighthearted bravado.
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Paris
Temperance Note Read Before Benediction At East Liberty Church
In East Liberty a marching artist and church worker rose during an evening service and presented a slip to a minister asking the temperance meeting be noted. The ministers exchanged smiles as the note was passed, and No. 1 requested a future audience with the artist.
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East Liberty
Ho Hess
Liberty
Jem Scan
Groodbine
Faure
Courage and Opportunity Across Time
A meditation on courage and action from Sydney Smith and Chambers' Journal. It contrasts hesitation with decisive risk taking, noting how fear of trouble or social counsel delays progress and eventual success, and laments wasted time in verbose consultation before bold steps.
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Sydney Smith
Perry Royce Light Reaper Dominates Market Claim
The Perry Royce reaper remains superior in simplicity and efficiency as rivals push Light Reapers. Other manufacturers imitate but produce heavier, more complex machines with many parts in rake head systems. Letters patent protect the Royce design, and comparisons show its advantages.
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Perry Royce
Royce
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