Editorial on 1988 politics and Republican prospects
The piece argues 1988 will be pivotal with political turmoil and party battles. It debates Republican leadership, praising Robert T Lincoln while noting other viable candidates and stressing organization to ensure victory. It discusses Tariff and protectionism, debates Lincoln's appeal, and critiques postal rate policy positions.
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Grand
Republican Party
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Robt. T.lincoln
Plaavns
Robert T. Lincoln
Blaine
Sherman
Lincoln
Wnases
Heigh
Ita
J. Lincoln
Dlarrison
Abraham Lincoln
Prohibition Stand Notes and Political Snippets
Editorial clippings discuss party guards against free trade, praise for Congressman Burrows, and committee assignments. The piece cites Georgia voters and Georgia newspapers, notes on consular service, tariff debates, and local option liquor elections. It covers prohibition advocacy, election momentum, and regional political commentary with multiple named figures and places.
Partisan battles shadow Supreme Court confirmations
Dated excerpts from Philadelphia Times and Press and Chicago and Detroit newspapers discuss opposition to judge confirmations and party power struggles. Statements oppose Lamar nomination and criticize Republicans for personal obligations versus constituent duties.
Michigan Gleanings of eccentric 1890s notes and misadventures
Gov Luce ships fat cattle to Buffalo as holiday market test. A St Joseph bride awaiting wedding is stood up by the groom who fled to Kansas. Grand Rapids bootblacks gifted with jackknives and neckties for winter safety. The Chapin family defends railway property in Oscoda County. Hancock Chemical lab rebuilt after November blast. A Cass County baby dies in a farm house fire. Detroit murder mystery with a husband’s arrest. Lenawee hires a poorhouse crew at high cost. railroads earn $100,000 more in October 1897. Alver iv praised for wealth and large heart. Detroit charity gifts for 1987 include flour, coal, clothes for newsboys. Marine City thinks it sits above vast natural gas. Hartford burglars steal $1,500 haul, end with $1.47, jailed Paw Paw. Flat Rock pioneer Daniel Meller dies at 89. Ingham to vote local option Feb 24. Au Sable sues for sidewalk injury. Calumet growth and cemetery talk. Grand Rapids crowds bet on bean bag contents. Prohibitionists meet in Grand Rapids. Patton leads Greenville church 22 years. Negaunee youths shoot at a nighttime disturbance. one wounded. A suggested new form of marriage sponse in Detroit circles mentioned.
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Kansas
Giesta U
Grand Rapids
Chapin
Skiroiiah
Oscuola County
Hancock Chemical Company
Andrew Boover
Summarville
Cass County
Detroit
Lenanes County
Lenawee County
Michigan
Alver iv
Marine City
Kalley
Farrell
Ingham County
Au Bable
Laura Shippey
Calumet
Grand Repida & Indiana Railroad Company
Agron Hutford
Ceen Clapp
SpringJate
Manistes County
Three Oaks
J. H. Pitezal
Three Rivers
Marrial
Mra Abe
Breckenridge
Norwich
Ohio
Vassar Company
J. T. Robe
Kalamazoo
Luettlana
Ralph Jones
Jackson
Mich
Greenville Methot
United States
Tia
North Star
Borthville Paopie
Mosherville
Bellaire
Jacky
Muskegon
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Otsego
Bronson Baptista
Lincoln's Unique Individuality and Personal Virtue
A reflective piece on Abraham Lincoln, praising his originality, strength of mind, moral integrity, and humility. The writer lauds his public and private duties as acts of duty rather than achievements, noting his charitable nature and discerning judgment of others.
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Lincoln
Sam
Ward HH
Lanon
Americans Embrace American Pickles Over London Brands
A wholesale grocer notes the shift from London labeled pickles and sauces to American products. American bottled pickles now cost 33 to 50 percent less to jobbers, enabling lower consumer prices. Old English sauces have dropped 40 to 60 percent, with American goods dominating wholesale shelves and eroding foreign prejudice.
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London
New York Mail and
Expox
Syrup of Figs Promotes Healthy Organs for All
The Babies Cry for It and the old folks laugh at the pleasant California lignia fruit remedy Syrup of Figs. It strengthens the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and arouses them to healthy activity. Jan A Hyde, druggist, reports new stock of Kelly Island Grape Brandy with purity certificates and physician endorsement for stimulant use.
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Jan
A. O. Hyde
Kelly Island
United States
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