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Newspaper

Marshall Statesman

Location

Marshall, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1890

Page

3

Michigan pensions bills and local items dominate

A long list of names appears with pensions and offices, followed by local notes on Elk Rapids iron shipments, canal route investigations, and various Michigan civic and legal happenings. The piece mentions council protests over outside work pay, a Bay City patriot voting twice, university field day debates, a gold nugget discovery, strikes and unions, and multiple city and county notices across the state.

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Milwaukees Welcoming Knights of Pythias Uniform Rank Meet

Milwaukee prepares for the sixteenth supreme lodge gathering of the Knights of Pythias and first Uniform Rank encampment with a three mile parade, 12 000 knights on foot and 2 000 mounted, a massive camp, drills, and a grand fireworks display at Cola Spring Park. Officials from Wisconsin and Milwaukee will host, with Gov Heard and Mayor Peck attending.

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Contested Alabama Race and South Carolina Disfranchisement

House debate exposed efforts to overturn black voting power in Alabama Fourth District where Turpin leads McDuffie by 13,153 votes amid allegations of ballot stuffing and improper election staffing. Separate report questions South Carolina registration laws as unconstitutional, citing poverty driven certificate sales and ballot box manipulation affecting Negro voters. Additional note describes reactions to General Longstreet's postwar reconciliation letter and Bourbon editorials.

South Carolina McDuffie Alabama Congress Lowndes Turpin McDuttie Miller Elliott Howes Committee On Elections Rowell

Organizing for a Stronger Republican Party

A Iowa State Register excerpt urges a broader, better organized Republican effort. It calls for diverse representation from farmers workers businessmen and veterans, with active participation at conventions and schoolhouse canvassing while cautioning against concentrating power among a few. It stresses broad public appeal and vigilance against neglect and factionalism.

Republican Party Iowa Slate Register

Longstreet Details in Private Letter on Party Shift

Marat Halstead cites a private letter describing how Longstreet reportedly joined the Republican ranks between 1865 and 1867. The message mentions generals Hood Wheeler and Stewart in New Orleans and notes discussions of Reconstruction measures and political alignment during that period.

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Spirit of Democracy and Tammany Hall's Power

A Philadelphia Prone analysis argues the Democratic Party hinges on the Southern States and New York City's Tammany Hall. It links convicted criminals and liquor dealers to leadership, cites Kentucky and Louisiana treasurers' thefts, and warns the party survives by corrupt influence and force.

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Democrat but Not a Doughface Gen Daniel Sickles Speech

Gen Daniel Sickles a Democrat in good standing, labeled a doughface by some for past actions. In a Boston Decoration Day address he defended the Union, praised American leaders, and urged Democrats to speak and act like him to avoid repeating Richmond era foolishness.

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Farmers Alliance in Alabama Defeated by Democrats in State Convention

The Alabama Farmers' Alliance suffered defeat at the state convention as Democrats gained a majority of delegates. Unclear if the alliance will organize independently or accept the Democrats' resolution on white man’s role in the South, with debates over representation and future actions.

Milwaukee Farmers’ Alliance Alabama

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