Railroad contract bids invited from Mackinaw to Marquette
The Secretary of State asks incorporated railroad companies in Michigan to submit proposals for constructing a new line from Mackinaw to Marquette. Bids close June 24, 1878, with a $10,000 bond required to guarantee contract performance. The notice lists penalties and payment provisions and notes various unrelated items from the period.
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Mill and Chase Born Leaders in Reform Eras
John Stuart Mill born in London May 20 1800 rose under his father James Mill to become a leading thinker in political economy and reform. Portland Chase born January 14 1808 in Cormab New Hampshire became a noted lawyer and abolitionist who shaped Democratic and Republican eras including his Senate career and Treasury tenure.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Territory
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South Carolina
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Union School House Underway and Local Accidents Reported
Notes from Adrian and Tekansha printers report the Union School House being built by contractor C Campbell of Union City and a rapid finish planned. A Casco river incident describes a log launching a woman to safety after entangling her skirt, while Michigan Institution for the Deaf and Dumb and Blind lists 481 alumni by 1854 with current term enrollments and diverse later careers.
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