James O'Donnell for Michigan governor in 1896 Statesman says
The Statesman endorses James O'Donnell of Jackson as Michigan’s Republican standard bearer for governor in 1896. It highlights his Civil War service, long congressional record, leadership on education and anti monopoly measures, sugar tariff victory, public economy, and strong ties to working people, asserting he embodies Republican ideals.
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Michigan
Lincoln
Congress
Jackson
Austin Blair
James O'Donnell
O'Donnell
Calhoun County
Marshall
Co. 4
First Michigan Infantry
Washington
Capitol
Bull Run
Jackson Daily Citizen
Pontiac
Lincoln Club
O' Donnell
Mude
Jackson County
Michigan Agricultural College
United States
Farmers’ Clubs
Democratic Congress
Mr. O'Donnell
National Agricultural Society
Jackson Typographical Union
O’donnell
O'Donneill
Chas. B. Hood
Columbus
Ohio
Dr. King
J. J. Brown
St. James Hotel
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Mre
Hemming
25Th St
Chicago
Frea
W. T. Drake
Bi nations Guaranteed. Eradicate Lodge Institute of Parlopeye
Fragmentary text describes a program or lodge institute seeking eradication or reform with mentions of Parlopeye Indians and a passion-wall course priced at 25 per month, including boarding. The readable bits suggest a local notice or classified ad promoting a service or initiative.
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Lodge
Institute of ‘Ralogepeye
Alparaiso
Igo Board
Sas ‘Aie
Settlement history of Emmett district reveals pioneering families
The district's first settlers arrived in 1831 including Benjamin Dwinnell and family and Jeremiah Gardner. The Emmett No.1 district formed 1833 with a log schoolhouse, later rebuilt in stone. Dwinnells opened the first farm in 1832 and built bridges across Pidgeon Creek and Kalamazoo. The text lists numerous early residents, school years, directors, and teachers, noting the district's growth, census figures, and a historic Hen farm site at Wheatfield.
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Dinteret No. 1
Emmmett
Milton
Berdford
Pennfield
Cattle Creek
Emmett
Benjamin T. Dwinnell
Henry L. Dwinnell
Julia Ann Dwinnell
I Min
Curtis
Henning
Wheatfield
Jeremiah Gardner
Estes Rich
John W. Henry
Michael Spencer
John Bertram
Thomas Knight
England
Marshall Township
Asa and
Mosea Lowell
Stephen Warren
Susan Warren
Andrew Jackson
Dwinnells
Marshall
Auburn
N.Y
Buffalo
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Pidgeon Creek
Kalamazoo
Mary J. Sayres
John Harper
B Harper
Robert Wheaton
Battle Creek
H.W. Warren
Charlotte
Mra. Saunders
Benj. T. Dwinnell
Dwinnell
Aga Lowell
Moses Lowell
Benjamin Harper
Caleb D. Ferris
John Dunning
Wm. Carter
John 8. Smith
George Bean
Robert Adams
Samuel Sayres
Erastus B. Howe
John Hough
Ira Warren
Charles A. White
George W. Bentley
Henry B. Hotchhkiss
H. J. Hendryx
N. E. Cole
J. B. Thurborn
Caleb Eldred
Thos
J. Hoffman
Geo. A. Barber
Charles Godfrey
David Coy
Andrew Wooden
John Rees
H. E. Willard
George B. Rees
Guy Henning
L. A. Rees
W.T. Luckrider
Cynthia Maynard
L. M. Wever
Smith Hawkins
Redina Hurd
E. Steward
Loomis Hutchinson
New House
L. Hutchinson
Myron Hutchinson
Galusha Lee
Angelina King
Addison Burch
Eveline E. Carter
Eden F. Henderson
Zoraida Henderson
F. D. Ackley
Marian Robinson
John
Fannie A. Bryant
Antoinette ‘Templeton
Emma Stage
Maude Staley
Ida M. Preston
Warrens
Spencers
Gardners
Harpers
Carters
Lowells
Dunnings
Beans
Forrises
Asa Smith
Adeline Ware
John Woodward
Whea
Ink M. Pregron
Property Transfers In Battle Creek and Vicinity Listed
A long list of real estate transfers is reported, detailing transfers from Augustus I Brock to James Henry in Piper's addition Battle Creek, and numerous parcels in Tekonsha Albion and surrounding townships. Notable values include 31,600 for a Clark to Public Schools Battle Creek lot and 31,000 for Worth to Fisk Tekonsha land. Property exchanges involve multiple buyers and sellers in Battle Creek, Marshall, LeRoy, Homer, and nearby communities.
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Augustus I. Brock
James Henry
Piper
Battle Creek
Tou
Wm. R. Jenner
Francis A. Granger
Tekonsha
Rosella A. Rhodes
John N. Worth
Wilder Fisk
Lauren T. Morris
Chas
G. Morris
LeRoy
Wm. H. Hoover
Wilson
Park
Geo. A. Johnson
Bert F. Welch
Marshall
Anthony N. Buckner
Blanche R. Mott
Pasey
Frank H. Mott
Ida C. Mott
Kingman
Daniel EB. Dibble
Bimary Phelps
Marshall Township
Edward Stringham
Eunice
Stringham
Willis
Mary V. Sturdevant
Johns, Fox
Albion
Ephraim Harrison
Vida Harrison
R. P. Kingman
Battle Creek Township
We H. Alexander
Wm. Reiley
Io Marshall
Geo. H
M. Oyens
and Owens
Bedford
Geory C. Cook
George D. Cleveland
Homer
Solomon's
Culver
Howard Baker
Jordan
E. Corey
Arthur D. Mott
George Mitchell
Mott
John A. Adams
Victor H. Amburg
Pennfield
Alonzo Austin
A. J
Courtright
Clarence
Stephen Upton
Jas. P. Upton
F. Eckstrand
Obituary for Emmett G McNutt of Greenfield and Michigan
Obituary notes Emmett G McNutt born in Greenfield Saratoga County New York. He migrated to Michigan in September 1854 settling in Merengo Fabero later living in Geo B Bonith home. Died August 14 1861.
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Greenfield
Saratoga County
Michigan Setember
Merengo Fabero
Geo
B. Bonith
Military veteran and Christian parishioner passes away
A Civil War veteran, enlisted with the Ninth Michigan infantry, served four years including as body guard to General Thomas. He married Anna Tarrend, farmed near Rice Creek, then moved to Marshall. A devout Methodist, he remained loyal to his country and faith, fought a good fight, and died leaving a mourning wife, daughter, and church community.
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Ninth Michigan Infantry
Thomas
G. A K
Anna MK. Tarrend
Rice Creek
Marshall
McNatt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Church Triumphant
Christ
Royal Army of God
General Assembly
Church of the First Born
Book of Life
Servant of God
Fare
Bids Sought for Prison Medicine Supply in Marshall County
Sheriff David Warkinsuaw calls for bids from resident physicians of Marshall to furnish medicine and supplies for county jail prisoners for one year. Bids opened February 29, 1896. sheriff reserves right to reject any or all bids. Statesman notes state year 1896 and official posting.
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Marshall
David Warkinsuaw
Sherif
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OUR County Schools
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S. E. Cronin’s
Lea
A. O. Ryde
Seaman & Co
Welsbach
Marshall Light CO
Jexon
Henderson
Aurora
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