Political Clash Over Governor Nomination and War Talk
The Statesman critiques Mr Bliss as governor candidate amid labor union opposition. It lauds Gen Miles for coast defense remarks while faulting political critics. Kentucky governor stance on outrages draws praise and calls for action, while polemics on war and dockyard policy surface.
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Briss
Inari
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Wong
Kaden
Phe
Bliss
Bin
Turbulent Campaign Notes and Global War Reverberations
Fragmented report covers wartime strategy and political maneuvering. Mentions Fort Arthur defense failing without shore support, Juperna’s reception by the Knights of the Grip in Lansing, and Governor hopeful Pingree transporting a grip on the road. References controversy over Blair statue award to a Massachusetts sculptor and criticisms from Jackann people accusing Gen Alger of favoritism. Senate race commentary on prohibition merit and Speaker ambitions, plus tariff bill expectations and silver amendment risks. Scattered notes include securities scare profits, Utah senator counts, and Mexican healing figure Schlatter venturing to Central America as timber resources and governorship dynamics loom.
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Massachusetts
Jackann
Gen. Alger
Thia Alger Denten
Nays
Nolely
Early district history and school founding near Tekonsha Michigan
An article from January highlights public notices in Tekonsha Michigan, recounting the district's origins. It notes settlers such as Norman Lo Oaburne and Alphgus Cole, the 1446 district organization with Jefferson Edmunds as director, the first schoolhouse built near Wim Lafever land, and the 1854 reorganization with Alphany Cole as director and Elephalet Edmonds as moderator. It mentions teachers like Abraham Edmonds earning seven dollars monthly and other early educators, as well as the district’s 3200 cost building and subsequent deeds and reforms by 1854.
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Pamber
Fredonia
Tekonsha
Wm. Eldred
Achoo Bouse
JKNG
Norman Lo Oaburne
TaMi
Michigan
Vaniod Sanders
Alphgus Cole
Harvey Cola
Curvelingborne
Burne Bleads
Mit
Jease Anuls
Treat
Jefferson Edmunds
Bow
Wim, Lafever
Samue Snyder
Serioul
Alphany Cule
Pffce
Elephalet Edmonds
Alte
Abraham Edmonds
Hames
Elizabeth Snyder
Peter Herron
J. M. Young
Marshall
Mary Sanders
Irwin Crittenden
District history and revival urged in 19th century county note
Oldest district resident noted as standards mark boundaries and population. District covers 69 square miles with 920 acres, 28 residents aged five to twenty, 27 boys and 17 girls. Local economy centers on grains vegetables fruits and stock raising. Revival meetings scheduled at Methodist church with prayers and conference. Also includes anecdotes on education, church newspapers, and a dramatic entry about a porcupine quill pierced owl in Tioga County.
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Shafer
Fredonia
Alro
Tekonaha
Thia Pumber
Commonwealth
Dr Lane and Career Highlights of a Civil War Medical Officer
Dr Lane, newly located in Marshall, is a veteran medical officer who served from 1861 as hospital steward with Fremont's signal corps, later in Washington at Columbian College Hospital during the Wilderness wounded surge, and aboard the Western Metropolitan. He held chief medical officer roles, served at Hilton Head, and later consulted at University College Hospital. He specialized in chronic and nervous diseases and has long been recognized in the community.
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Lane
C. J. Lane
Marshall
Ele
Gen. Fremont
Signal Corpu
Washington
Columbian College Hospital
U. S
Western Metropolia
U.N. Steawer
Northern Light
Hilton Head
U. S. General Hospital
Philadelphia
University College Hospital
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