National and State Ticket Names for Indiana Election
For President BERTANIN HARRISON of Indiana. For Vice-President LigVI P. MORTON of New York. State Ticket lists Cyrus J. LUCE for Governor, James 11 MacDonald for Lieutenant Governor, Gilbert R. Osman for Secretary of State, Aborgs J. Maltz for State Treasurer, Henry H. Aplin for Auditor General, Roscoe D Y Dix for Commissioner of the State Land Offices, Stephen V.R. Trowbridge for Attorney General, Joseph Estabrook for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Perry F. Powers for Member of the State Board of Education.
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Cyrus J. Luce
Branch
James 11
MacDonald
Delta
Gilbert R. Osman
Wayne
Aborgs J. Maltz
Alpena
Henry H. Aplin
Bay
Roscoe Dy, DIX
Berrien
Stephen V.R. Trowbridge
Tonta
Joseph Estabrook
Eaton
Perry F. Powers
Wexford
Editorial on railroad mail service issues and political meddling
A lengthy editorial discusses inefficiencies in railway mail service, layoffs of Republican clerks in Detroit Chicago and Cleveland Chicago divisions, and claimed shifts to Democrats. It cites political motives tied to Michigan ballots and Cleveland administration changes, with skepticism about protectionist policy signals and Irish votes.
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Detroit
Chicago
Michigan
Cleveland
P.M
Dian Dickinson
Port Huron
Usy
World of Four
Ledea
uUhis
Major CauKirny
Liliana
Republican Rhetoric and Tariff Debates Across Nations
A long tract discusses US tariff success and its influence on Europe, citing Bismarck and European papers. It covers Democratic critique of tariffs, calls for free trade, and local Michigan political shifts including Alfred Milnes’s nomination and party realignments.
Trade imbalance and tariff debates span nations and parties
The article cites a trade deficit exceeding 50 million, arguing tariffs are too weak. It references J M Turner, a Democratic colored convention organizer, and notes shifts in support among Burrows, Cleveland, and Tammany figures. It discusses protectionism versus free trade and quotes McKinley on duties protecting domestic labor.
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United States
Congressman McKinley
County School Inspectors Granted Authority to Visit
Attorney General Moss Taggart replies that township chairmen have general supervisory charge and may visit schools without district board or county board secretary request. Visits are necessary to perform duties and inspectors are entitled to compensation within legal limits.
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Board of County School Examiners
G. Gorsline
Board of County Examiners
County Board of Examiners
Fanny Board of Examiners
Board of Examiners
MosEs Taggant
Municipal Matters in Marshall Council Aug 27 1898
City council notes include absent Aldermen, sidewalk petitions on Maghos Street, and a policy decision on Hurt Street rights. Finance says no deed record. condemning property unnecessary now. Street committee gets more time for sidewalk matters. new walks on Spruce Street ordered. engine house roof to be painted. Various fire protection issues arise with water wells in several wards. call for a city water works system with bids and hydrant pricing. Mayor appoints committee to review and report. multiple bills approved. adjournment set for September.
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Tn Council
Frink
Egeler
Warren
Dobbing
Jacob Showers Et
Maghos Street
Finance Committee
Hurt Street
Samaog
Spruce Street
Redorder
William Williamson
Chiat Melagh
Marshall
Murray
Filkins
Alexander
McCall
Mansion Street
Comman Council
John J. MelTugh
Bre
Marthall
Aday
N. J
Miles
S$. Riley
M. Mehthorn
S. Riley
Police
Peters
A. Rudduck
F.R. Amlah
Recorder
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the Statesman
Lewis & Arthur
Marshall Peat
State St
Marshall, Mich
Bertanin Harrison
Indiana
Ligvi P. Morton
New York
National
Russell A. Alger
Traac Cappon
Fawaro Burr
Juntus BE
BEAL
Ricumono KinoMan
Joskea W. Frexce
Trox J. Leathers
Tawes M. Turner
Teary S. Thomson
Rantert PF. Gramlt
Wennixaton W. Cuma
Harry DP. Merrill
Hith
Tenary Twannati
Congressional
Congress
James O'Donnell
Jackson
Alfred Miulnes
Coldwater
Rob Ingersoll
Llonig K. Prentice
William J. Gregg
Luert H H. Geddes
Lactes W. Wood
Attrney
Rerhert
Winsor
Cinuit
Jesse M. Hatch
Owoukgr W
Meche
Coroniars
Thoalas HH
Briggs
Elias Hewipft, I
Mr. Cleveland
Deati Kuell
London
Nowa
Blaine
Fradicat
America
Europe
Beccaone
Java
Germany
Princ Bismarck
Reichstag
Tun Democracy
New York City
Democrat
Democratics Party
Grover Cleveland
Hoe
England
Renanpina
Coldwater Courier Bayst
Tlon
Alfred Milnes
Milnes
Secuily
Min
Keira
Albion
Chronicle
The
Dem
Republcan
Republican Party
Calhoun
Jobnet Hinton
Hilton
Democracy
Standard Oil Company
Sugar Trust
Whisky Trust
People's Trust
Harrison
Protection
Counsil
Pblic
Tyre
Hartford Post
Democratic Free Trade Party
Hues McCurpy
Owasso
J. M. Turner
Indianapolis
Tursday
Burrows
Democrata
Yaplo
Etna
Avoirdupois
Con
W. E. Riper
Edward Cooper
Manhattan Club
Tammany General Committee
Tammany Club
Republicans
Thos, TE. Barkwith
Tlarrison
Morton
Levi P. Morton
Troland
Thurman
Louis
F. A. Avery
First Naional Bank
Geo. PL Avery
Courtland
Mr. Avery
Methodist Church
Prohibition
Ina
Fort Collina
FP. A. Avery
Prohibition Party
Tam
Maine
Iowa
Kansas
Ithode Island
Leitadaetatt
Democratic
Tien
Fort Collins Col
Marshall, Calhoun Co
Stepne
Jz Sanford
HS McLaw
NH Wilder
Validar
Maing
Addie Young
Frank Pernone
al Chy
Municipal Matters
Marshall Roller Mills
Bosley
Serenad
Ee Joh
Garland
Paris
W. E H. Bosley
Cronin, Jr
O. Griffith & Co
Thos. Rollinson
Haz
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