Michigan Legislature Faces Clash Over Pingree Allies
Lansing dispatch reports Gov. Pingree and Speaker Gordon clashing over committee appointments as Lieut. Gov. Dunstan and Senator Thompson draw opposition. Key posts named include Syhrant Wesselins as railroad commissioner and Col. E. M. Trish as adjutant general. Junket debates continue while proposals range from tax revisions to curfew rules and constitutional convention talk.
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Lansing
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Dunstag
Gordon
Pingree
Thompson
Byt
Detroit
Dunstan
Gordon Waa
Syhrant Wesselins
Grand Rapids
Col
E. M. Trish
Kalamazoo
W. W. White
Grood Rapids
Horna
Upper Peninsula
Specter Gordon
House
Senate
DeLand
Alcona
Oscoda
Crawford
Presque Isie
Lake
Keweenaw
Kelly
Muskegon
Gen
Alger
John Donovan
Bay City
United States
Cuba
Condition of Banks in Michigan Dec call report
Commissioner Ainger reports Michigan state banks in December had total resources and liabilities of 96 646 065 with paid in capital 12 488 275. Loans discounts stocks bonds and mortgages totaled 54 984 406. Deposits reached 57 479 851 with 15 274 265 commercial, 7 530 592 certificates, and 42 055 852 savings. Compared with October, loans and mortgages rose 164 225.26, certificates fell 417 951.77, savings rose 140 590.54, total deposits rose 81 484.12.
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Lansing
Jun
Ainger
Michigan
Depon
Child Eats Pills and Dies in Detroit Home
A young boy, Harold John Cameron, 3? years old, died after ingesting pills left unattended by his mother in a Detroit home. Despite care from his mother and Dr. Brady of Flint Street, the child died within an hour from spasms. The incident followed the mother showing the pill box to a neighbor.
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Detroit
Jon
Harold John Cameron
Brady
Flint Street
Domestic Martyrs and Early Womb Health Warnings
A fragmentary local notice discusses women’s health, urging awareness of hidden suffering from reproductive issues and praising Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy. It then shifts to brief 1880s era items noting labor eight hour day opinions, a nominal salary cut for a Kent county game warden, and a diplomatic audience in Berlin involving Mrs Uhl and ambassador Edwin F. Uhl.
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Lydia E. Tinkham
America
Grand Rapids
Brewster
Board of Supervisors
Kent County
Manor
Bre
USI
Berlin
Empresa
Frederick
Uhl
United States
Germany
Edwin F. Ubi
Pingree measures proposed to amend Michigan railroad laws
Lansing Jan 14 Bills introduced in Michigan house proposing a general amendment of railroad laws in line with Pingree recommendations a constitutional amendment limiting the time to introduce bills to twenty days a bill authorizes Houghton to convey mineral lands senate considers a bill for current expenses of mining chief until funds are available legislative sessions brief and focused on committee organization local political tensions noted with Governor Pingree’s circle and Dunstan cited as arranging committees.
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L'Anse
Barega County
Escanaba
Isle Royal
Keweena
Pada
Juan Associationa
Emmett
Michigan
Lansing
Mich
Michigan House
Upper Peninsula
Ume
Houghton
Atkinson
Pingree
Bower
Senate
Gouvernor Dunstan
Pyramid Mile cure praised by Indianapolis reader
Bedridden Mrs M C Hinkley from Guz North Mississippi St Indianapolis writes that two boxes of Pyramid Mile ture and one box of Pile Cure relieved her piles instantly after fifteen years of suffering. She says doctors once deemed her case new and unmanageable.
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M C. Hinkley
Guz North
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Ind
Colege
Through Forty Miles of Ice on the Menominee River
Reports show Arbour ferry No. 1 reached Menominee in five hours after cutting through forty miles of ice eight to ten inches thick. Windrows formed between Chamber Island and Whateback reef delaying entry at Deaths Door from Lake Michigan. Pilot Island night was out for winter awaiting daybreak.
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Ann Arbor
Chamber Island
Whateback Reef
Deaths
Lake Michigan Ag
Pilot Island
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