Michigan Locats and Court Actions Reported in Fragmented Record
A scrambled Detroit area chronicle details lawsuits, divorces, wills, and crimes with many names garbled. It notes a $3,314.65 verdict for Frank A. Retan after a Lake Shore track accident near Hudson, plus various property and probate references in Jackson, Port Harun, and Adrian contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retan
Boaventr
Arias
Minh
Dan
Frank A. Retan
Hudson
Lake Shore
Brood
Himhin
Big Freight Robbery in Erie and Surrounding Turmoil
Erie residents face a sprawling freight heist linked to local and regional agencies. Police say over 200 people under investigation with $5,000 in stolen goods recovered and multiple suspects including Darling the baseball player and Charles Hierhayes charged with involvement. Explosions and multiple violent incidents also surface in the broader news roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atolen Gorda
Knowridge
I Darling
Charles Hierhayes
Fragmented 19th century news briefs from an irregular Gazette
Patchy items describe larceny arrests in Bolin and Miss Nora Leads case in Deyswroit, plus a ford of misdemeanors, a pistol accident fatality near Burnaville, and pardons in Lawrence County. Other notes mention a temple dedication in Oubkoab, a bank matter in Murphyston, and odd local incidents including an electric light wave gone wrong.
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Gepdrel
Morgan
Gevdle Dade
Bolin
Nora Hi
Deyswroit
Seseph Imaby
Christian County Ee
Mutt Koh Richardson
Fors Dodge
Dareent
Ines
Uberty
J. T. Troax
Bethens
Schouls
Charles Soul
Syearald
George el- Gort
Burnaville
Ind
Geeles Bhotes
Witham Pyle
Montgomery County
Ted
Shots Bay
Pyle
Wil
Fifer Ban
Elmer Sraith
Lawrence Heonmty
Zty
Jarceny
Pontiac
Jane Jeans
Musunle
Oubkoab
Wisbee
Murphyston
Jackson County
Hayes
St Louis
Perlada
Iyfago Railroad Association
Jnc
Thomas the Siglec
Lewel
Paris
Pecsin
Mantsine
Sgek
Seine Cxor
Pet Cna
South in the Dark on Free Trade and Industry
A New York informant relays a Georgia Democrat Crisp speech critiqued for keeping the South ignorant about free trade benefits. He argues Southern needs diversified crops, mills, mines, and local factories to escape poverty, contrasting it with protectionist policy. The piece urges Republicans and Democrats to reveal the truth to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
South
Reatman
Ue South
New York
An Crisp
Republican Party
Bron Milia
Auch Ab
Myx
Crispatta
Crigp
Anchems
England
Alezan
Tl. Stephens
Massachusetts
Witemos
Pree Trade and Democratic Platform in 1853 Trade Policy
Fragmentary text recalls the 1853 Democratic convention at Cincinnati adopting a platform favoring free trade worldwide. It notes James Buchanan’s 1857 election and his 1897 message describing labor distress and unemployment. The passage evidences a focus on free trade as a party stance and its perceived consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
James Buchanan
Democratic Party
Congress
Traders Hair Memory Document among farmers
A garbled note describes farmers hauling taxed goods by wagon to town and buying taxed items. It mentions wagon cost rising from 125 to BIO, bomber freight, and various faulty figures like 13 and 30, with vague references to costs and weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haseed
Boston
Prowsden Keeps Us Peespervan Deposits Rise at Gleveland Banks
Deposits in Gleveland savings banks rose to 400 008 in the last twelve months, showing growth in regional savings. Officials note steady customer savings and a solid year for local financial institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prowsden
Gleveland
The American Wool Interest and protective tariffs history
The article traces American wool policy across three periods under protection, tariff reductions, and renewed prosperity. It notes a 2 percent rise in protection under the 1867 tariff, a drop during free-wool pressure, and a later rebound after the Mills bill failed and the McKinley tariff passed. Sheep numbers rise despite later tariff retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Manning
Tametober
Ci Claveland
Senate
Free Trade in England and its Poverty Consequences
Analyzes England's free trade impact with rising poverty and falling wages. Notes workers crowd London docks, cultivation decline, and widespread hardship while highlighting author Manning and The Nineteenth Century Magazine. Argues warnings apply to the United States and questions Democratic blame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economist
The
England
United States
Manning
Lonsdonia
Western
London
Engigud
Democratic Party
Ee Bae
Free Trade or Protection Echoes Through History
A partisan column asks if wages and living standards ever matched today, arguing prosperity rose under protection and fell under free trade. It cites past labor demand, scarce jobs, and a history of better conditions under Republican protective policies, contrasting with democratic free trade views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Gumajaricy
Philadelphia
Alvertiaing
Mresoma
Corporate Profits in Massachusetts Firms Debate
General William Draper, president of the Boston Home Market Club, analyzes The Social Economist September article on corporate profits. He reports 41 companies with unimpaired capital from 1862 to 1905 showing a net average return to stockholders of 2.88 percent annually, while 24 firms with changed or halted operations lost a total of 103,199 dollars plus interest on their capital over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corporation Eronte
George Gunton
the Social Economist
Wiliam F. Draper
Boston Home Market Club
Corporation
Afueracaretuagi Yais General Draper
Wolis
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