Mourning notes and policy talk extend through Michigan and beyond
Editorial notes from Lansing bulk with memorial mood for Gan grand, while policy debate spans Canada Chinese licensing and U S debt, naval wages, and fisheries. Mentions Rexford postmaster in Wisconsin, Varied political moves, and public health reports across Michigan with fever, neuralgia, and diphtheria data in late July readings.
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State Board of Health
Michigan
Saranac
St. Charles
Lamont
Boyne City
Scarlet Foyer
Corunns
Garo
Covert Ty
Calumet
Detroit
Grand Rapide
Beaver
Ithaca
Mason
Pi _ Bishmend
South Haven
New Baltimore
Owens
Tecumech
Uniog Ai
Prohibition politics and Civil War church studies
The article notes prohibitionists and liquor dealers in Ohio align against Dr. Leonard, a Springfield pastor and gubernatorial nominee, amid a shift in church support. It also reviews Union army losses by state, with high kill and wound percentages, then reports Samuel Lacey’s postmaster appointment in Michigan and discusses Rev. C. H. Parkhurst arguing Protestant growth via church membership and evangelicals in 19th century America.
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Ohio
Leonard
M. E
Springfield
Vermont
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York
Minois
Indiana
Michigan
Detroit
Marshall
Samuel
Lacey
Calhoun County
Moat
Samuel S. Lacey
State Land Office
Internal Revenue
Republican Party
Christianity Thrives as US Colleges Grow and Missions Expand
The article argues that American colleges and churches show vigorous religious growth. It notes rising Christian professorship among students, widespread Young Men's Christian associations, and rapid Sunday school expansion. It highlights missionary funding and societies expanding globally, asserting the United States as a thriving Protestant stronghold under liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Young Men's Christian, Association
Jeana Christ
Jordan
Jesus
Voltaire
Paine
North America
Europe
Asia
Sandwich Islands
Australia
Madagascar
Bible Society
Tract Society
United States
Protestantiam
Aurey
Press Opinions From A Fragmented 19th Century Column
The passage quotes several mid 19th century editorials over topics like civil service reform, cholera precautions, economic shifts, and political dynamics. It notes Democratic attitudes toward civil service, a future centered on southern population growth, pension shifts in Ohio, shipbuilding industry battles, free trade prospects, volcanic eruption notes, and party reform efforts amid spoils politics.
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New York Sun
United States
California
Democratic Party
Grand Rapids
The
United Bites
Rochester Pont-Kixpraig
Boach
Remembering Grant Across a Nation's Farewell
A compilation of editorial excerpts from 1884 praising General Ulysses S. Grant. Writers from New York Tribune New York Sun Chicago Inter Ocean New Orleans Times-Democrat Philadelphia Bulletin and Atlanta Constitution reflect on his military leadership, character and the nation’s mourning for a fallen hero. The pieces blend praise for his service with reflections on national unity and the impact of his death on American industry and governance.
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New York
Ita
White House
the Sun
Grover
Claveland
Sun
Chicago Inter Ocean
National Brotherhood
Boys In Blue
Ménaures
Ulysses
Grant
New Orleans Times-Democrat
John Roach
Washington
Philadelphia Bulletin
Whitney economy cited in Roach government contracts
The Chicago Inter Ocean argues that John Roach & Sons underbid rivals by about twelve percent on government work, saving the Treasury roughly 1.2 million dollars compared with other bids. It claims Whitney’s measures would cost far more than any potential savings, noting potential foreign work and long-term fiscal impact.
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Whitney
John Roach
Sama
Loweat
Benjamin Franklin
Treasury
Naval Advisory Board
Congress
United States
Scretary Whitney
John Roach & Sons
Delaware
Clyde
Oye
Chicago
Fragmentary English Text On Postage and Trial Imitation
Partial readable OCR shows garbled phrases about sending fees for postage and a trial, mentions roses and gardens, terms like premium and evista, and numbers and dates that are unclear. The fragment references a payment of six cents, sixty cents, and a price list, with mentions of trials and a place name Be vu aga and 19 Seng. The overall item appears as a damaged notice or cryptic advertisement with no coherent event.
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Hasan
Piste Sure
Poe
Suise Jardins
Evista
Defeat. Sputions Served and Amateur Photography Note
Montesuran notes London dated Notebook and a vivid Royal Academy exhibition account. Frontispiece pages show senior pictures. publisher Untaga ua Marks lists 23 Union Square. Rice at 35 cents.
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Sputions
Montesuran
London
Alvos
Untaga Ua Marks
Square
Little Dame Fortune in August Outdoors
A garland of August installments celebrates outdoor life with poems and sketches by KB Birch, Mrs. Frank M. Gregory, Laura B Richards, Grace F. Pennypacker, Mary Jock Foote, and others. It sketches nature, travel, and seasonal joys, from coasting in August to a water walk, and ends with a note on the Fifteen Owners Wanted prizes.
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St Nicholas
J. Nicholas
KB. Birch
Tella
Littis Irl
Gray
Kean
Frank M. Gregory
Catskila
Laura HB
Richards
Grace F. Pennypacker
Mary Jock Foote
Colin Thaxter
A. Water-museum
G. H. Channing
Asuinin
E. P. Roo
Eden
Hudson
Wm. M. Baker
Arazing
Texas
Colorado
J. T. Trowbridge
Aiopa Ua
Frank K. Stockton
Little
Pisa
Great Rome
Jassie Curtis Rhapherd
Cdo
Lieut, Schwatka
Menr
Beethoven
Agatha Tunis
Busincee
Beuton
Ben
dack-in-the-Pulpit
Century August Number Opens With Anecdotes and Portraits
The August Century issue opens with Henry U nford’s lively Camp Grindstone anecdote and meeting-place notes for the American convention. W A Rogers illustrates sport and city scenes, while W D Howells’s Stalino sketches accompany a Win. Lloyd Garrison portrait. Features include Wendell Phillips Garrison’s origin of Garrison, Sonny Garrison’s boyhood, and introductory remarks by Hannah Wentworth Migeanson. The issue highlights dog panels, a story with a hero, Silas Lapham’s concluding part, The Boston Iana, editorials in Topics of the Time, and Open Letters on postwar questions, plus poems, briefer fiction, and humorous verse.
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Henry #ukford
Grindstone
Sutantor
Plaos
W. A. Rogers
W. D. Howells
Stalino
Wendell Philips Garrison
Francie Jackson Garrison
Hood
James T. McKay
Silas Lapham
Henry Jones
George Iles
Henry King
Christian Congress
J. A. Macon Charlan Henry Webb
John Vanes Chonay
C. B. Smith
Please Ring the Bell for Janitor Gaffe in New York
While in New York, Huddle reads a mansion door notice reading Please Ring the Bell for Janitor. He rings the bell aggressively, prompting an angry janitor to open the door and query the reason for ringing the bell himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huddle
New York
Fourth Avenue
Texas Saylings
Jealous tramp cons banquet hall with gourmet pretensions
A vagrant, living on scraps and free lunches, insulted a restaurant by demanding a rare beef steak and quail eggs with genuine hot coffee. The waiter served milk and corned beef then the man left, noting the place lacked tone. The incident highlights the tramp's contempt for fine dining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atdea
Amy
Drops of Mucous Restored Voice and Hearing
Attorney Jas W Davidson of Mormouth Warrio Co reports lasting relief after using Ely's Cream for twenty years of left eye throat sinus and hearing issues. He notes constant mucus drops, choking sensations, and speech difficulties improving significantly with the treatment. The claim emphasizes dramatic vocal and hearing recovery.
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Ely
Jas, W. Davidson
Attorne At Law
Mormouth
Warrio Co
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