British Lion a Peaceable Animal Says Senator Gibson
In the Senate speech on Tehuantepec and isthmus issues Senator Gibson argued the United States would gain by a proper handling of relations with Great Britain. He said the British lion poses no danger if treated correctly and emphasized the unity of American and British rights when US interests are invaded. The House adjourned after further debate on related bills and public works.
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A Midwinter Flood Destroys Towns Across Michigan and Beyond
Lyons Michigan reports an ice gorge up to twenty feet thick flooding the river basin. The business district is submerged, mills and flour stores threatened, and thousands may lose property. Lansing, Kanazoo, and other Michigan towns suffer rising waters, collapsed bridges, and suspended rail traffic as residents brace for further inundation.
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Ontario Legislators Opened With Baxter Chosen Speaker
A digest from the week notes the Ontario legislators opening Thursday with Dr. Baxter chosen as Speaker. Other items include Measles cases in Huntington County Indiana, a new Lake Erie and Western Railroad incorporation in Chicago and New York, and Meers of notes on earthquakes and local incidents.
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Sparta
H. ©. Adams
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Grain and Provisions Market Summary in Chicago
Grain and provisions trade reports show mixed activity with wheat and corn softening, oats steady, pork prices firm, and lard weaker. Cattle markets vary by region with gains in feeder and Texans stock, while local auction notes reference riots and a Sunday School convention highlighting community planning and missionary engagement.
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Burns Portrait and Poverty Tale From Robt. Burns Talk
Prof Dickie spoke on Robert Burns before a fair audience at Mather church Tuesday evening. Born in Scotland, Burns is framed as a product of Scottish nature with a life of poverty and struggle. Dickie argued Burns expressed noble independence against wealth worship, noting his poetry as a clarion of honest toil and emotional religion, highlighted by his romance with Highland Mary and his verses on poverty and dignity.
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Marengo Ephraim Marble Convention Proceedings
A regional religious gathering opened with prayer led by Rev. N P Clark. Delegates from out of the county numbered about 75 as instructive papers on primary clauses Christ's method of teaching and training of children were presented, followed by discussions. The meeting concluded with a resolution to make the organization permanent despite an unpleasant day and rising attendance.
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Early Treatment for Cold Led to Lung Pain Relief
A patient describes a severe cold that worsened and settled on the lungs, causing intense chest pain and cough. After trying remedies, the person began using Ayers Cherry Pectoral and reports relief.
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