Young editor rivals and a mass of regional notices
A collection of brief items notes a New York youth editor age twelve claiming early publication success, plus regional updates from Traverse City to Ishpeming. The clippings cover local crimes, academic prizes, mining prospects near Ishpeming, agricultural reports, carpentry and timber activity, weather, and a fatality from a falling tree in Huron County.
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Ingtaneca
New York
Sears
Colorado Springs
Col
Imter
America
State Exchange
Ralph C. Aptel
Cran Raplde
Ayer
Detroiter- Inet
Rorgan
Torgaus
Poe
Couutry
Sulsorilieay
Couduilirlistoc
Srnng Pabisiar
Curtis on civil service reform quarrel sparks party debate
The Civil Service Reform Association session led by George William Custis condemns the Cleveland era as demoralizing to the civil service. Curtis criticizes party leaders for patronage and warns that reform may be overturned by a spoils-driven administration and partisan appointments. The discussion cites Theodore Roosevelt and party factions as evidence of ongoing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Illiam
Civil Service Reform Association Beldam
Curtis
Cartin
Congress
Theodora Roosevelt
New York
Washington
Reform
Union
RVR
Uh Hycredd
Enlel
Teac
Tistamien Teyler
Anita
Tha
Gie Oll
Corsham
Systein
Mr. Curtis
Mr. Cleveland
Prblia
Esofi Lisse
Repu Litiog
Repuilicnos
Eigil
Republi
Clygydauds
Merms
Cleveland
Liu
Blaine
Chicago
Jane
Nto
Anti-Civil Service
Referus Davocracy
Civil Service
Eter
Stern
Republican Party
Epoila
Two Kinds Of Appointments In Political Debate
A column argues Democratic free trade organs attack the administration’s appointments as proof of abandonment of reform. It cites numerous named officials and alleged misdeeds to contrast with Cleveland and Harrison eras, urging honest, competent Democrats to prove a record of good appointments and challenge rival claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sirracas
Abenbain Lincoln
Houjaiin Harriso
Cleveland
Anthony M. Keiley
Italy
Maine
Daigeerata
Harrison
Samuel
Orley
Clevelend
Bridgeport
Indors
P. T. Kinian
Valisy Falls
R. 1
Desauster
Dalton
Lincolnyilie
Harricog
Indianapolis Sentinel
Sentinel
Doment
The Lord's Supper and the Passover Reflection
A dense sermon-like reflection on Mark 14:12 26 and Luke 22 1 6 focusing on the disciples preparations for the Passover and the meaning of the Lord's Supper. It links Jesus actions washing feet to humility and the betrayal foretold, emphasizing covenant, peace joy and love as the inheritance of believers.
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Larson
Honesfort
Isrie
Selnmun
Wien
Lyon
Sone
Lebanon
Peter
Ducati
Tahoe
Abel Prebee
WU Raemen
Christ Jesus
Job
Petes
Jetus Louch
Christ
Paul Fouly
Ino Hyein
Ana Fumself
Tepson
Jeaus
Mark
Michigan Legislature Deliberates Tax and Public Works Measures
In Michigan the legislature debated a Purity bill and a probate judgeships plan, with committee reports and proposals to form steel companies for land control along Lake Michigan shore. The House passed a tobacco tax ban, and appropriations were debated for Kalamazoo Asylum and state colleges. Governor actions included appointments and veto considerations as sessions continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Moron
Peninguin
Atael
Governay Nynroven & Bil
Les Chensux
Renate
Kalamazes
Sorelock
Vegetarian Convocation Terms Sought at City Hotel
A Chicago Tribune excerpt records a Committee of Arrangements member asking for terms to house delegates for next week’s vegetarian convention. The landlord quotes a daily rate of 86, noting a party of fifty lean vegetarians and asking about the event’s nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vegetarians' Association
Chivago Tribune
There’s a Newborn on the Train Named Grover Harrison
A son was born to an immigrant couple on a Southern Pacific train. Generous passengers collected a purse to aid them and, in gratitude, invited the donors to name the child. The parents gave him the name Grover Harrison as a tribute to their helpers.
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Southern Pacific
Grover Harrison
Cross Pure
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Ayents
Tony Aw
S Ee
Traverse City
N. OG
Mary Aon Ciotlavher
Indy
Chehoryna
Wasa
Sovarnl
Fonuil
Doppee
Panihre
Tod
Acerbaly Ratanian
Bornial
Abe Damrastid
Busis
Foc
Thianes
Ani
Alinha
Grier
Trowbridge
W N. Lister
Pete
Maryuy
Koster
Michigan State Normal School
Duin
Fr.ze, Sig
Fide Praa
Ishpemingahya
Michigan
State Agricultural Bariety
Stato
Iast
Sint Pulrin Lansing
Morris Domling
Roisinvillea
Alyoigut
Mr. Dowling
Lim, Grinary
Pis
Truelvtiges
Vicuhle
Gita
Stlain
Putin
Wal
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Drvsti
Don Levine
Dilieawitioue Palames
Kloeka
Felco
Ajay
Elaw
VXNI
Jaby
Hoy
Gladwin
Seurly
Saginaw
East New York Iron Company
Ishpeming
Nerthesstern
Thomas McDonagh
Saginaw County
Huron County
Timea
Democrit
New Atlantis
Dorgunu
Pirayue
Ld. Meems
Bay Xt Louis
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Louis
Himilies
Denn
Ostmaster
New Orleans
Regident
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Joyce
Mn Couchian
Indies
Ming
Careptolly
Andy
Waldo
Detroit
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Filan
Cinir Counties
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Cieentary
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Rosteinn
Olsfawar
Jeter
Ile Sagas
Grenigeden
Ty Benato Jingeed
Opie Ayia
Ieee
Micha Panis
Milla
Nilzel Pond
Bay County
Nasdoan
Doelieta
John A. Falke
Suez
Ferdinand W. Nowrakegier
Wayne County Jury Commission
View Abram
Alfral Killer
John M. Lengyear
Marquette
Hears of
Upper Peninsula Mining Kehoe
Sal Temna Applegate
Chanber
Board of Control
Bitad School
Tux Gennte
Calgrove
Reed City
Thy
Nuria Sebo
Willis Agiproperituliens
Peerashar
Uuibier
Drotvelt Lanttevari Dts
Olmerician
Wayne Conia
Wits
Mast
Warne Couny Penteale
Cuntoyhiin
Wayoo County
Detroit Police Court
Swift
Detroit Recordera
Tos Waldron
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