Michigan Happenings From The Ont Neighbor-Notes And Deaths
Michigan column compiles reports on wheat and corn yields in southern counties, drought damage to potatoes, oats, and barley, plus local incidents. It cites county agents, mines near Ishpeming, school affairs, prosecutions for liquor licenses, and various accidents, with notable mentions of individuals like George I. Heims and Hurd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andust
Russell
Pleas‘ant
Lansing
Gnwer
Bors
Foss
Goweral
Representatioes
Winthrop & Duall
Ishpeming
Department of Narcotics
Michigan
Bay County
Licenres
Sonia Pots
Lestin
Lonia Aner
E. V. Voorhees
Fators
Oity
Ategess
Tosin
Doples McLaren
Lima
Washington County
Burte
Ishpening
Sebleuls
Wainy Sidue
Halla
Mehominer
Teylug
Eng
Wude
Dinos
Inet
Schlest
Gior
Garenuseil
Berlin
Florence
Wiseiaisin
Marquetia
Frank
H. M. Hurd
Ponting Asylum
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Jackson Prison
Hutch
Chicago
Gheorge W. Lacan
Ady Upson
Ann
Jugham County
Edward Turcolt
John Rabeaur
Bay City
Elisha Sears
L'Anse
Esrage
Borava Graphite Company
Uw4ntea
Arvon
Michigan Weather Bureau
Generil
Lincoln and the perilous 1864 election era
The article surveys Lincoln's crisis of 1864 amid Republican dissension and Greeley’s peace push. It notes Wade Davis policy fights, Johnson and radical contrasts, and Lincoln's steadfast, cautious approach to preserve the Union. It highlights Lincoln’s memorandum with his Cabinet and the shattered Copperhead McClellan coalition, praising Lincoln’s conscience and resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hements
Nicolaus
Hay
Abrahim Lincoln
Mr. Lincolln
Republican
Sherman
Greeley
Niagara
Crank
Colorado Jewett
For Mer
Ducoli
Lincoln
Jeader
Peace Commission
Wade-Davis
Congress
Uly
Bldeke
Supreme Court
Andy Johnson
Chicago
Gen. McClellan
Mr. Lincoln
Wallandingham
Copperheads
Yallandigham-McClellan
McClellan
Mc. Lincoln
Eareer
War and providence in the Civil War debate
An archaic meditation on whether God willed the Civil War and if human agency could align with divine purpose. The speaker argues God could have prevented or won the war but chose not to, and notes that the conflict began and may end with Lincoln’s or the Union’s victory, while the nation’s fate unfolds under divine providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinitia
Sara
Swat
Tani
Althur Alue
Carlisle on Republicanism in the Forum critique
The piece reviews John G Carlisle as a strong debater yet unreliable in promises, critiquing his take on Republican policy in the Forum. It contrasts Carlisle with Morrill on civil service, bi metallic money, and the negro question, praising Harrison’s administration for enforcing the civil service law and challenging Carlisle’s gold standard stance and view of negro politics. It argues the Republican platform supports bi metallic currency and reform across states, while denying reliance on black votes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Forun
Carlisle
Henator Morrill
Republican Party
Morrill
Cleveland
Carlise
Harrison
Indianapolis
Vilas
Mr. Carlisle
Saul's Failures and Lessons on Obedience and Pride
A compact survey of Saul's conquests and failures in First Samuel. The piece analyzes Saul's deferral to God's will, his self exaltation at Gilgal, and the deadly consequence of disobedience, urging wholehearted loyalty over ritual sacrifice. It then previews the next lesson on David’s anointing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Saul
David
Tiwan
Alfir God
Bam
Jonathin
Felf
Carmel
Gilgal
Samuel
Baul
Jeanal
Sid Curlat
Rome
Jesus
Haaven
Alyson
Voica
Erlend
Witcher
Hou
Lord
Saud
Mackinaw Trains Run by Central Standard Gauge Line
Trains operated by the Central Standard Gauge Line on June 10 and 12 ran between two stations, reporting 60 fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara Iee Rautes
Central Standard Time
Kallamazoo
Central Standard Golng Bart
Fert
van Wvert
Latty
Sherwood
Pon
Addison
Lodo
Britton
Wilders
Ar Mareaball
Forketi
Iho
Lay. Aegan
Traina
Hondas
R. Johnston
Pass
L. I
Eddy
Mareball
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K Black
Midge Jaont
Chelsea
Washtenaw County
Dortien
Piheohning
County
Michigan Central Fot
Wood
H. Jones
Michigan State Prison
Pattengill
McEwan
Phitengill
State Board of Agriculture
McEl*en
Edward Ploysiy Anderson
Auc
McBwna
Prederick
Laoding
Church Society
Second Judicial Circuit
Pavel
St. Johns
Manrow County
Michigan Fair and Exposition
Jackson
Prof. McEwen
Lanteatic
Growayue
Glu
Ubi
Ubadaty
Ans
Grand Bend
Anointing of
Dayton
Ohio
Chicato
Lifreee Attie Cr’ Wheatfield
Fata
Arabasl
Marengo
Albion
Ay Jackson
Uuu
Detroit
Ulin
Marahall
Basrangers
Chicago Slide Park
Eeuslagtan
Buffalo
Fann
Chicago, LO
THE
Cincinnati
Jackson & Mackinaway
ArtCincinnati
Sal
Wheeling
Kkake
Erie Balilwaz
Toledo
Bowerston
Pittsburgh, Marietta
Marietta
Pittsburgh
Akron
Cuyahoga Falls
Kent
Bavania
Leavittsburg
Warren
Nites
Girard
Youngstown
New Castle
Allegheny
D. Woonnorr
Das
M. Harn
Gen
Smdjul
John Lanyon
Sarah E
Marshall
Calhoun Co
Frank W. Boughton
Register of Deeds
Calhoun
Merrie J. Frick
Mayekill
Stats
Ek Court House
Ding
Cisort
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