Publication notice offers discounted Sterrawan subscriptions
Public notice from Publication Office Marshall Michigan invites prororit subscribers to prepay for next year or recruit new subscribers. New subscribers gain benefits for early signups while old patrons may receive the paper free if four new subscribers join. The offer targets Sterrawan readers in the county and surrounding territory with emphasis on expanding circulation and regional growth.
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Balhorn County
Michigan
Corte Ee
State Convention to Nominate Supreme Court Justice and Regents
Republican State convention to nominate a supreme court justice replacing Thomas TR Bherwond and two Regents of the State University replacing Charles Draper and Anatin Blair. Meeting at Detroit rink February 21 1888 at 9 oclock. Each county entitled to delegates by last gubernatorial vote with rules for representation and certification to the central committee in Detroit.
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State University
Charles
Draper
Anatin Blair
Detroit
Acconiance
Urard Rapids
Jenatbone
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Lnte
Rawland Alréet
Jour
Iporgk LH
Thais
Muir
Tulaas
Beerrtory
Palbonn
Wwe Delogaten
Editorial Comment on Politics and Railways Control
Editorial discusses November's vote on protection fines and tariff policy, debates Congress plans, and speculates on the new administration. It cites Democratic and Republican impacts, mentions the House and Senate dynamics, and references a February issue of Popular Science Monthly by Appleton Morguy on railway political control and contracts.
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Popular Science Monthly
Appleton Morguy
Morgan
The Great Strike and Aftermath Across the Nation
An extended critique of the locomotive engineers strike on the U B&Q line, detailing union treasury strains, capital versus labor tensions, and the broader political reactions. It references President Cleveland and the New York World while noting no major national upheaval or congressional change despite the labor unrest and anticipated grand public works like the proposed high tower in Paris.
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Litran
Baer
Samoan Conflict Reflected in American and German Views
A fragment discusses Samoan unrest and loyalties, noting American residents’ involvement, German sympathy, and tensions over leadership. It cites a clash between pro king supporters and rebels, with names and places implied but obscured in the OCR text.
Debate over Samoa rule and German influence
The New York Mail and Express argues that German control worsened Samoa’s troubles after usurping authority. It claims Americans and British must act to restore order, suggesting the three powers intervene to settle the conflict and protect trade, life, and property.
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New York Mail and Express
Fragmented Clippings Reflect Press Debate Across States
A garbled column references General Llrrisen and Mr Ulniggy, cites the Brooklyn Times and Bellevue Gazette on labor trusts and competition, notes support from One press in WH sections, and quotes opposition from the Evening Post. It toasts Senator Reagan and critiques aristocracy while discussing Democratic press views across the nation.
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Rochester Democrat
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Texas
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Indianapolis Sentinel
Democrarie Press
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Senate
France
Local Socials and Obituary Notices Highlight Reach Across Muskegon to Albion
A jumble of local events includes dances at Perrineville and a lecture benefitting the Poa Wits Lily foundation. Mrs. Clan A Haviland, wife of James N Gaumwell, dies in Yals city after weeks of illness. a tone of community mourning follows.
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Funeral and memorial notices surround loss of Thomas Knox
Thomas Knox, aged eight, died Saturday in Ashion after a fall at Dr. Smiley's practice. The funeral service was held at St. Mary’s with a large turnout of relatives and friends from At hinn. The eulogy by President AO. FE yee reflected on Knox’s industrious life and his many friendships, followed by tributes from community leaders and a note on the Michigan State Agricultural Society meeting in Detroit.
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Periodical praised for breadth of literature and thought
A long praise filled with quotations extols a weekly publication for containing nearly all major literature of the time including fiction criticism history poetry biography science religion and philosophy. It highlights usefulness for busy readers and its position against monthly rivals.
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