Michigan news notes and local incidents across the state
Michigan items from Muskegon to Kalamazoo cover four dailies in Muskegon, new churches in Manistee and Grand Rapids, a hospital fund drive at Big Rapids, a controversial church event in Kalamazoo, law cases in Lenawee and Kalamazoo counties, a first lady attorney in Port Huron, and a near-fatal life-saving tour escape near Lake Michigan. The report threads personal misfortune, civic projects, legal actions, and community efforts across several counties.
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Grand Rapids
France
Kalamazoo
Lenawee County
Kalamazoo County
East Saginaw
Lansing
Gen. Weaver
Big Rapids
Charlotte
Harmon Bros
Muskegon
Louis R. Gale
Upper Peninsula
Mattie Daniels
Port Huron
Ada Lee
Eaton Rapids
Fred L. Hamilton
Soak J. Knapp
Day
Mr. von Bayer
Washington
Neagerpany Tospector Newcowke
Lippincott's April issue offers wide range of literary offerings
The April number features East Hampton art, Riordan down East sketches, Smalley on The German Element in the United States, Freeman on American Speech, and a Wagner piece by Hubert. Frank D Carpenter writes The Climate Cure, Tincker's The Jewel in the Lotus tops fiction, with An Every Day Affair Cyrus's Wife Clockwork and editorials well filled.
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Lippincott's
Magarine
East Hampton
Long Island
Charles Burr Tood
Barbison
R. Riordan
Port and Concord
Holmes and Whittier
United States
E. V. Smalley
Mr. Freeman
Wagner
Philip G. Hubert, Jr
Frank D. ¥. Carpenter
Misa Tincker
Washington
Cyrus
Aod
Clockork
New England
Tha
The American Agriculturist April Issue Highlights
The April American Agriculturist is described as the largest and most brilliant issue with 60 fast pages and many prominent writers. It touts new cover art and numerous engravings, emphasizing visual engravings and feature engravings including California topics and notable contributors.
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American Agriculturist
April Agriculturial
Shia
Ray Ocusin
California
Tate Bae Ea
C. N. Serer Oates Vasa
Do You Wish Your Town to Be Free of Saloon Power
A letter page asks voters harsh questions about saloons and liquor’s impact on families and towns. It critiques liquor interests pressing Congress for tax relief on whisky in bond, warns of financial ruin if relief is denied, and cites Reform era figures like Rev. Joseph Cook and Bishop Peck urging action against the liquor trade.
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Congress
Atore
Resson
Peck
Alb
Fragmentary 19th Century News Snippets and Advertisements
A collage of imperfect quotes mentions corn crop plans, pork production, sarcastic remarks about a senator, a professor urged to speak in Chicago, 4000 spake factories licensed at 25 dollars, a family quarrel over a pie, and boots and shoes marketed by a named firm. The text blends political ribbing, commerce, and local tradeads.
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Hor
Chicago
Newcastle
New York
Inter Ocean
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Hiram Welch
Pontiac Asylum
Hilladale
Jonesville
Bangor
Reed City
Sweet
Morton
Rathbun
Tonia
Saginaw
Michigan
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Detroit
Roscommon
Eaton County
Congregational Society of
Justice Davis
J.C. Baughart
Jvid
Lakeside
Berrien County
Samuel Runnion
Cadillac
Holly Bost
Chas. Jacobs
Jack Anderson
Michigan ‘Central
Grand Rapid
Houghton County
Woulan
al- Ryan
Mr. Backus
Backus Bros
Mecosta
Literary
Ww.c. T. U
Rowley
Klona
Joseph Cook
Boston
British Islands
Northoop Ciauan
Jess
F. G. Seaman
Statesman
Bentread
John Adame
Griste
Geo. Clearwater
Spicer
State Street
Sapte Uie
A. H. Cathcart
TNA
Hulett
Spu Ik Cha Eas
Mea
H.C. Hulett
Marshall
Allison
S. Lewis
Crane & Fermagon
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