Harmony among Republicans at Calhoun county convention reported
Chronicle notes unity among Republicans of Calhoun at last week’s county convention and mocks Democratic claims of fake unanimity. Articles cover court cases in Battle Creek, property disputes, road work and sewer extensions, with multiple local officials named and costs listed. Fred Lusk funeral, and various city meeting actions on sidewalks, streets and railroad agreements are described alongside continuing export figures for corn.
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Calhoun
L. B. Tompkins
Smith
Fred Cotie
Battle Creek
H. Bristol
Bristol
Ingersoll
Supreme Court
Henry Howard Va
Ge. Bentley
Justice Court
Clarissa Fanning
Asa
Mre
O'Leary Bros
B. F Welch
Welch
Geo
Dalwalke
Wateon
Brosswalke
Geo. Chaddock
Chris
John Smyth
Kaldmazod Avenue
Ald
Rickett
Ricketts
John Cuzzins
Samuel Thonder
East State Street
Theodora Cook
Hamilton
J. C. Keuch
McKinstry
Racer
Joy
Hagle Street
Kalamazoo Avenue
Nonoman
Funka
Ald. Joy
Lockton
Aettle
Billa
John Cuzzina
P. Woods
Miles Townsend
J. H. Cruise & Co
J. B. Albaugh
W. E. Bosley
Rockinger & Dival
The
Marshall Light Co
Estor
Marshal
Sawpy
City Recorder
Reed and Hawaii in disputed annexation debate
The report covers Speaker Reed's handling of the Hawaiian question and accusations about parliamentary tactics. It notes misrepresentation of his course, mentions a vote on annexation, and discusses conservative and party reactions, with Gardner and Hillsdale and Eaton counties referenced in the Michigan convention context.
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Gen. Gros
Grosvenor
Tived
Hitt
Committee On Forest Affairs
Selim
Committee On Rules
Gardner
Washington Gardney
Branch
Hillsdale County
Smith
Eaton County
Kalamacoo
To Our Customers Offer On Old Twine Supply
From the Wrong Quarters humor sketches a riding instructor chiding an Irish recruit who fell from a mount. The instructor jokes about orders from headquarters while the recruit replies in good humor. The note urges old customers to buy twine before stock runs out as prices rise daily at 41 W. IE Boston? Sox.
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W. Ie
Bostey & Sox
Mike
Gorr
Drake's Da Cure and Nerve Treatment Advert
The ad recounts a testimonial from Mrs Gideon Stoddard of Litchfield Michigan dated January 24 1898 praising Drake's Da Cure and Nerve for curing nerve troubles and digestive issues with a claim of 75 percent betterment after using one package. The snippet includes unrelated humorous dialogue about piano lessons and a lunatic asylum reference.
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Marshall
Drake
Aura
Gideon Stoddard
Litchfield
Mich
Fragmentary Notice Sparks Curious Nonsense Prompt
An unreadable OCR fragment hints at a miscellany of phrases about wealth beauty and a missing papers case. The text references Marshal Bellevue and a black overcoat with a pocketbook found or sought, plus a shopwalker and a customer exchange with a vented complaint about prices. The passage ends with Ally Sloper dialogue style.
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Oy Dent
Marshal
Bellevue
Germond
Butler
Wagonette Line to Lyon Lake From State Street
H A Snyder runs a wagonette service to Lyon Lake from West State Street each morning at 7:30 and returns at sunset. Fare is 2 cents round trip. He also stocks baked goods and can supply picnics on short notice.
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H. A. Snyder
West State Street
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