Weather and Wheat Report From Michigan March
Weather in February favored wheat with adequate snow and modest temps across districts. Snow depths ranged from four to ten inches, thawing later reduced drifts, and farm markets logged 713,? million bushels for February across five tiers. Livestock and hay stocks held steady amid a mild trend despite wintering challenges. Funeral procession in Wisksec features a coffin song, while Novi veteran Toncray dies and signs pension check en route to Detroit, revealing a dramatic last-day sequence.
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Selling the Bed of a Lake Lands in Michigan
A report from Houghton Mich details dubious land schemes by Chicago speculators who allegedly sold coastal plots on the lake bottom and extracted deeds for properties amid unsettled records. A con man from New York reportedly sought to locate 102 families before vanishing. registrar records show deeds for land in the lakebed, with no clear tally of acres.
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Kentucky Politics Deepens After Senator Weissinger Death
Frankfort March 10 A Kentucky senatorial deadlock intensifies after Senator Weissinger of Louisville dies. Republicans hold 68 House members, Democrats 67 with two Populist supporters. Quorum questions and the Dunlap Kaufman contest shape whether John Boyle can be elected, as the joint session nears expiry.
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Platforms contested at Kansas Republican convention
The temporary Kansas Republican convention chairman Judge Horton praised the removal of Populists. J K R Burton urged a homegrown free silver platform. The committee reported no platform. delegates chosen to St Louis include Cyrus Leland Jr, M Murdock, A P Hildle, C S Swenson, Nais Burhoff, and T J Anderson.
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Republican Buckeye State convention draws large crowd
Collumsueg Ohio March 10 large attendance at the Republican state convention. Preliminary meetings resemble McKinley supporters more than contests for delegates. No opposition to Governor Bushnell Senator Foraker Congressman Grosvenor and Mark Hanna for delegates at large. Resolution committee favored McKinley. Organization aimed at demonstrations to show McKinley’s strength in Ohio. Leaders seek to prove loyalty amid talk of Sherman book and party unity.
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Ohio Convention Sends McKinley Supporters to State Ticket
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Doty and Kinney for secretary of wintOy and thera ora contests. convention acts to place them on the state ticket while signaling Ohio sentiment for McKinley and party leaders.
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Custom in the race to stay and withdrawal rumors
A disputed report claims Senator Custom Gard might withdraw from the presidential race. He denounces the gossip as baseless, stating no withdrawal plan and accusing detractors of misleading Republicans. The piece also notes Rhode Island Republican conventions and other state political updates.
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Making the Schism Effective in Booths New Army Work
Darlington Booth and his wife launched a new religious movement yesterday at Cooper Union with Bible House as headquarters. Regular Salvation Army soldiers joined as volunteers, many contributors offered financial support, and plans for a nationwide tour to promote the movement were announced.
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Headache Destroys Health and Mental Strain Cited
An excerpt promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for headaches described as destroying health memory irritability autogenousness and exhaustion. The text claims headaches induce epilepsy heart disease apoplexy insanity and similar ailments and touts the product as a remedy.
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