Republican Caueses to elect delegates to County Convention
Republican caucuses to elect delegates to the County Convention. Meetings set for Marshall and nearby towns in August and August 1883. Officials schedule sessions at the Town House and local offices with varied start times on listed Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Calhoun County
Eagle Opera Hall
Marshall
Albion Town
Albion
Pyrat
Battle Creek Town
Battle Creek
Marshall, Mich
FO Snydre
P.P. Huaguis
Fury M. Wapveian
AO. Elyng
En. E. Hows
W. J. Ghegu
Soe
Republican County Committee
Aug
Masehall
Baturday
Ante Brown
Ae Tereoh
Tuewing
A ‘Ward
Fis V Mewitt
Jess
Editorial on campaign funding and reelecting Grover Cleveland
Porter Palmer contributes 340,000 and Marshall Field 300,000 to the Harrixon and Morton and Protection fund. The piece urges voters to oppose Grover Cleveland and frames business interests and workers as intertwined in national policy, arguing against protectionism and free trade.
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Porter Palmer
Marshall Field
Harrixon and Morton and Protection
Grover Cluveland
Epg
Free Trade Debate and Campaign Events Highlight Michigan
The piece surveys Democratic free trade arguments linked to Cobden and Bright, noting leaders’ strong push for free trade and contrasting reactions at the Northwest campaign kickoff in Port Huron. It details a smaller turnout than expected, with Canadians among the few supportive delegates, and reports on the Homer Republican convention nominating Alfred Milnes by acclamation amid party harmony.
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David A. Wells
Wm. Ry Morrison
Henry George
Edward Atkinson
Frank Hurd
Grover Cleveand
Carlisle
Roger Q. Mills
Democratic Party
Henry Watterson
Fairchild
Cleveland
Mills
Congressman Hare
Midiavar
Canada
England
United States
Tuk
Port Hiren
Ube
Detroit Tribune
Thurman Party
Port Huron & Northwestern Railroad
Great Democrat Party
Homer
Alfred Milnes
Goldwater
Michigan
Milnes
Wnty de Splogetion
Hua
Indianapolis
Creavon
Paulo
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Cleveland tactics and tariff talk stir party lines
A large worker group forms a Harrison and Morton club with 175 members in Shoelhoff & Co. and votes for Cleveland in 1834. The piece discusses Democratic free trade charges, Brice’s resignation, and tariff debate, with Confederate era views on protective duties and mentions Michigan Prohibitionist alliances amid national political strife.
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Shoelhoff & Co
Baltimore, Rd
Shelpokin
Moroeco Dressers
S ‘Harrison and Morton Club
Cleveland
Protective policy and foreign trade debate in 19th century text
The passage argues for strong protectionist practices extending to inventors designers and authors, with monopolies protected by law and transferable rights. It denounces free trade and warns that admitting foreign goods without tariffs harms domestic trades and municipal taxation while urging a large majority to resist liberalization.
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United States
Snele
Plattern
Late County Notes From Fredonia and Vicinity
Local notices report Bates Arnold improving after illness and numerous visits among residents from Burlington Chicago Plainwell and Marshall. Messages note Miss Salle Aldrich and others returning to work at East Tawas shingle mill, a county Sunday school event at Lyon Lake, and ongoing dry weather with warnings about fires in large swamps. County surveyor James Gifford stays busy with drains in Eckford Albion Clarendon and Whealfield while illness rises among children and local residents seek care from Dr Dale Springport.
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J. A. Cortright
James BM. Gifford
Eckford
Albion
Clarendon
Whealfield
Henning
Daniel Allen
Dale
Springport
Moonshine Reform Sparks Protests Over Mills Bill
Boston reel reports heated debate as the Mills bill eases penalties for illicit distilling and widens the use of free whisky. Critics say the measure weakens revenue enforcement, loosens control on stores and gangers, and shifts penalties toward leniency for violators while reducing jail likelihood.
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Congress
Democrata Fiat
Orent Bose
Democrata
Democrate
Secretary of the Treasury
United States District Attorney
Bostan Roel
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