Montgomery for Supreme Court Justice Receives Support
Tadge Robert Montgomery of Kent County, a veteran jurist with long service as circuit judge, was renominated on the second ballot at the Jackson Convention. His record includes eight years as circuit judge and prior roles as prosecuting attorney and district attorney, with broad popularity across Michigan.
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Tadge
Robert Mo Montgomery
Rapublican
Nexton
Aupreme Court
Michigan Cavalry
King Wintern
F. J. Utussill
Nice
Pateamery
Fenelon
Kent
Jules Campbell
Curt
Karlén D. Long
Aupreme
Montgomery
Etrcult Juten
Alsen
bin Wrossesson
Jutee Montgomery
Winstom
HENRY HOWARD NOMINATED FOR UNIVERSITY REGENT
Port Huron area leader BOX HENNY HOWARD is profiled as a longtime Republican with business ties in Port Huron and Detroit. The piece notes his governance roles, mayoral term, factory and railroad involvement, and calls for strong local support in St. Clair County and the Seventh Congressional District.
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Henry Noward
John Bowed & Co
Baleseior Res Ved
Thewerd & Son
Luce Abe
Lorie Gueinnes
Howard Tas
Willuin Lantiern
Flewan An
Florec
Cruilroad
Pcompany
On Huson Gas Co
Witc Ble
I. Prealycot
Kkeemare
Port Huron
Albie
Hipwerd
Dosrd of Regents
Fort Baron Elmes
Howard
Jimalloo
University of Michigan
Jearning
St. Clair County
Seventh Congressional District
Port Harobia
Bundrade
Mazor F Coru and the Ninth Michigan Cavalry at Blug Springs
fragmentary memoir notes Mazor F Coru and the Ninth Michigan Cavalry engaged in Union service during 1864 at Blug Springs Illinois Virginia area. The text describes pursuit of heat and coal supply and mentions Major and daily duties until after Lee's surrender.
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Michigan
Henge Blug
Lee
Outrage in Northern Legislature Unseats Senators
A February 24th session in Lansing unseated George B. Horton and James H. Morrow, and replaced them with Benjamin C. Marae and Charles A. Friedlander amid contested votes. The proceedings featured unauthorized committee reports, fake voting records, and a partisan officer steering rulings, prompting protests and calls for full public record.
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Lansing
Northerra
George B. Horton
James II. Morrow
Benjamin C. Marae
Charlee A. Friedlander
Senate
Senata Chamber
Democratic
Democratic State Central Committee
Friedlander
More
Inchery
Ewa
Anj
Pttes Republican
Legislative Journal
Desperate Party Tactics Over Senate Control Initiatives
The piece outlines the Michigan legislature balance with 66 Democrats and Patrons of Industry in the House and 14 Democrats, 14 Republicans, and 4 Patrons of Industry in the Senate. It discusses partisan aims to redraw districts, contest election results, and challenge Horton’s eligibility as a senator, citing multiple legal precedents on resignation and tenure.
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Pesuilar
Houe
Hotyever
Senate
Bastone
Benyon
Brown
Wilcox
Gavate
House
Patrons of Industry
Aenatora
Democrata
Congress
Washington
State Central Committee
Flimsy Case on 26th District Election Fraud Allegations
A Senate committee probes alleged fraud in the twenty sixth district race where Morse won 4277 votes to 1005 for Friedlander. Witnesses dispute bribery claims and irregular registrations while affidavits from Harrisville and Alpena face scrutiny. The report, hastily issued, suggests some votes were improperly registered or counted but settles no final action on Morse or Friedlander.
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Benjamin C. Moret
Charles A. Friedlander
Morse Allis
Friediander
Crocker
Gilbert
Flesbiem
Tryler
Dastone
Morse
Alcona
Alpona
Oscoda
Harrisville
Storse
Charles Conklin
Democrata
Board of Registration
Iprrisside
Canoaes
Allida Vite
George W. la Chappelle
Mortimer Snow
Alpena
Seeon
Turnbull and Shields
John, Neaman
Yates
Mofet
Tom Taxt
Mr. Morse
Williams
Livesee
Mare
Alk
Sou
Orse
Moree
Neaman
Turnbull
Spiehts
Axetl
Tatrick Devere
Ehu
Roetes
Mr. Turnbull
Tam Pot
Lever
Ion
Mit
Shields
Murse
Dever
Joby Alger
Tim
Senator Crocker
Llarriaville
Alvona County
George W. Lathapelle
Lortimer Snow
DeChapelle
I 'Hapelle
Charlee Conklin
B. B. Cowley
Freehiem
Snow
Blond
Sir
AuSable
Fatas
Cummins
Friedlander
Frigilander
Senator Crocket
Senate
Fred Trofer
Benjamin C Morse
Ios
Michigan
Alpen
Werethera
A. Friedlander
Benjamin C. Maree
Cumming
Osenda
Mich
Dar i Aald
Ani
Harrieville
Alcooa
Walawtal
Moura
Two Stolen Spats and Senate Proceedings Turmoil
A fractured record of a Michigan Senate session features absences and procedural battles as Senator Park pushes a report unseating Gen. Horton and appointing James H. Morrow. Lt Gov under pressure from Dems, moves to table, while Crocker presents Morse-Friedlander case. Debate rages over legitimacy and control as adjournments and motions shape the tense chamber actions.
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Democrate
Jark
Park
Lim
Muon
Wits Gauid
Agen Sen
York
Republiana Gol
Gen
F. Horton
Michiges
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James H. Morrow
Plate
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Gut
Doran
Teron Leider
Crocker
Stea
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