Republican conventions loom in Calhoun county race
The Statesman reports Republican delegate conventions set for Calhoun County on Feb 16 to nominate delegates for the state convention in Detroit on Feb 22 and for the sixth judicial circuit in Battle Creek on Mar 1. Also noted are judicial convention plans in Battle Creek on Mar 1 and party activities in Detroit and surrounding counties.
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Calhoun County
Marshall
Detroit
Supreime Court
6Th Judicial Circuit
Battle Creek
F. Snyder
Fifth Judicial Circuit
F. M. Wadleigh
Clavenann Presses Repeal of Sherman Silver Bill
Clavenann demands repeal of the Sherman silver bill and opposes the election of Senator Murphy. The push targets monetary policy and legislative battles shaping the era's political landscape.
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Clavenann
Murphy
A Centenary Pauper and a Young Life Gone Out
A Detroit News correspondent profiles Josh Cahow a lifelong resident of Michigan known for drinking and wandering, noting his long life of idleness, multiple marriages, and a daughter in the almshouse who sparked a past inquiry into a keeper. The piece also records the death of Fanny Hope Kishler at 16 and brief notes from Council Proceedings on February 6 1893 including electric light and water power discussions and local civic actions.
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Detroit News
Josh Ian Young Fallow
New York
George Washington
Erie Canal
Michigan
Pine Creek
Calhoun County
Josh
Cahow
Placea
Carrie
Parkin Inet
Parkis
Fanny Hope Kishler
John’ W.eid
Fanny Kishler
Riveraida
Gal
Her Mather
Thos. Cook
Thos. R. Cook
Tolado
Mra. Amidon
Albion
Misa
Mr. Kishler
Ypallant
M. D. O'Connell
Fort Dodge
Dobbins
Ald
Hyde
Marvin Ferguson
Thos. Eyre
Carver Windmill Co
Kalamazoo Avenue
Hume
Board of Electric Light Commissioners
W. H. Breton
Electric Light Commissioners
Phelps
Rxsoxvep
Julius Nagla
Wolvering Hose Co
Jas. Harding
Marshall Light Co
Burlingame & Day
Perrmyilie
John Whalen
Page Bros
Alda
Brewer
Coleman
Davis
Dean
Egeler
Perrin
Recorder
Lawmakers Report Week of Senate and House Actions
In Lansing on February 6, the senate defeated a concurrent resolution to submit a constitutional amendment for direct popular election of U.S. senators. Various bills were introduced addressing corporate dissolution, worker protections, railroad policies, and election qualifications. The Michigan house and senate advanced measures on taxes, pensions, streetcar fares, insurance regulation, and amendments to the state constitution, with notable actions on Hawaii annexation resolutions and judicial appointments.
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Lanavna
Mich
United States
Gibson
Biote
Ésterles
Yale
Sawyer
Comipool
Railroad Corporation
Delog
Aica
Kere
uUckota
Michigan
Congress
Hawaiian Islands
Supreme Court
Michigan World's Fair Commission
Companiea
Setae
Eahviasers
Toiler
Billaware Nor Aleod
Alegraph
Great Lakes
House
Harrison
Jackson
Supreme Bench
Thavets
East
Sumner
Port Huron
Miller
Kalamazoo
Richland
Gtalé
Roberta
Wisconsin
Dairy and Food Commission
Rhinos
Thomas Hill
Eapitel Bullding and Grounds
Oris
Michisfond
Ohio
Fish Lawn
Tronwoor Billa
Upper Peninsula
Covington
Barngs County
Hawai
Hammond
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