Randall for State Superintendent of Public Instruction
The Statesman argues County School Commissioner A G Randall should be a Republican candidate for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. Randall, 45, Hillsdale graduate, longtime educator, editor of the School Visitor, and director of the Michigan Teachers' Reading Circle, is praised for modern methods and vigorous yet modest leadership. The piece urges Calhoun County to have a strong representation on the state ticket and supports Randall as an eminent, prudent choice for Michigan’s educational future. An aside notes U S action regarding Weyler and Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Randall
The
Statesman
Calhoun County
Michigan
Randall
Hillsdale College
Tekousha News
Michigan Teachers’ Reading Circle
McKinley Boom Launched At Ohio Republican Meet
At the Ohio state Republican convention in Columbus pro tection for the tariff system was praised especially free wool, bimetallism endorsed, and McKinley’s campaign formally launched. The Ohio Republicans pledged loyal support and instructed delegates to back him at the national convention. Col EJ March announces candidacy for auditor general. A large attendance noted with betting on Gravesee Company Pure Baking Powder.
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Columbus
Ohio
McKinley
William McKinley
America
District No 2 social spurs school patronage in Marengo
A district 2 social in Marengo drew the entire school patronage with gross receipts of 810 and a fine 8x16 United States flag valued at 89 now belonging to the district. The state teachers reading circle met in Kalamazoo to plan next year.
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Marengo
United States
Reading Circle Board
Kalamazog
Battle Creek
Commissioner of Schools
Union City
Michigan
A. G. Randall
W. M. Wimner
E. Johnson
F. JD. Miller
W.G. Engle
Harriet Blake
Prin. J. C. Holland
Burlington
Ada Brown
Probate Court Estate Matters and Guardianships
Probate records list administrator accounts and orders of settlement for several estates including Ellen Taylor Benjamin Gallup and Linus Jones Peck. Will proofs, guardianships, and hearings are noted with dates and bonds, including commissions in partition and licenses to sell real estate. A proceeding for insane commitment and various admin actions are recorded along with March and April hearing dates.
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Ellen Taylor
Benjamin
A. Gallup
Tia
Thomas Harris
Linus Jones Peck
Oscar F. Thompson
Wm. Hammond
Merritt B. Coykendall
Sarah Hammond
M. B. Coykendall
Jane
Robert Ennis
James W. Jennings
Elias M. Wheelock
Wm. W.wheelock
W. J. Teft
Julia H
Alexander
Hudson
Michael Kelly
John F. White
Esther Vallace
Art
Theodosia
Rai
William P
History of Miatrict No 4 Schoolhouse Timeline
A long account from 1838 to 1896 details Miatrict No 4 schoolhouses built by Paul Moss, costs, layout, and changing furnishings. It notes a log cabin with rough desks, a fireplace later replaced by a stove, shifting wood sharing, and rudimentary teaching tools. Directors and many teachers are listed, ending with James Walkinshaw as director.
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Contin
Paul Moss
Watson
Cabol
Brown
Kirkham
County Atlas
Sarah Root
Wm. Sweet
Elizabeth Farrer
Miss Hobart
Miss Jenkins
Hoxie
Misa Clapp
Miss Hotchkiss
Chamberlain
Miss Bunker
Miss Sweet
Miss Edsel
J. R. Beech
Upright
A. King
Misa Bingham
Mr. Ackley
Miss Woodbury
Misa Wilder
Mr. Crawford
Miss Templeton
Louise Templeton
Will Hotchkiss
Perry Mava
Jennie Andrus
Hattie Hecock
Cytheria Fero
Minnie Bterling
Jennie Sweet
Martain Winfield
Millie Baldwin
Mary Woolsey
Jennie Watson
Mr. Buckingham
Califronia Church
Hattie Hotchkiss
George Camp
Sydney Thomas
Mary Chisholm
Clara Ay
Mr. Benedict
Charley Chidester
George Woodsey
Addison Birch
John Andrews
Geo Huggett
Lucretia Brown
Nellie Brown
Thomas Moore
Lucy Lockton
Mary Moore
Charles Hamilton
Ola Sutton
Bell Sutton
Alice Backingtons
Addie Moss
Julia Gilbert
Julia Stage
Lottie Halliday
Etta Thomas
Frankie Moas
Jennie Beckett
Clara Andrus
Tekousha Citizens Ticket Election Report
On Monday Tekousha voters elected citizens ticket members led by R A Culver as president and B G Doolittle as clerk with 115 total votes. Republicans swept Homer and nearby precincts while Frank Phelps led citizens ticket at Bellevue with majorities of 38 to 76, selecting G H Robinson clerk and H M Allen treasurer among others.
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Tekousha
Citizens
R. A. Culver
B. G. Doolittle
Pes Hareb
Treashurer
Tru Trustees
News Tanger
Homer
Ice
Tom Pa Ees
Iain
M. H. Nichols
Lacey
D. Besaden
Public notices and medical ad items blend in town columns
A mixed readout shows government finance figures, medical remedies, and local notices. Claims of an 818 million shortfall, testimonials for Chamberlain's remedies, and Hall's Catarrh Cure promotions are interwoven with auction and sales chatter, a hotel consultation offer, and nearby merchants listing prices and goods.
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Hall
F.J. Cheney & Co
Props
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Trasx
Mar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Publicanion
Cuba
Congress
Weyler
Virtue
Ghicans
Col. EJ. March
Hillsdale Leader
Gravesee Company
Jaxon
Agere Oar
Omi
J L. Francis
Alderman
Dr. King's Fing
Our County
Vilage
Intes
Sels
Lowell
S. E. Cronin
Department Store
Royal Hotel
J. W. May
Mr. Beal
Marshall
John Mikel
Kel
Cincinnati Gazette
Greene's
Simon
Hartman
Tunnelton
West Va
Groene's
Miss Weston
Welsbach
Marshall Light CO
Hyde’s Drug Store
As. W. P
the Statesman
Probele
Marie
Kavarea
Minety-aie- Ara
George Ingernoll
Eatale
Theodotle
Marshal
Henderson
Ives
Aurora
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