Donnell for Third District Congress Nomination
The Statesman urges the Republican voters in Michigan's Third District to re-nominate James Donnell, arguing the district is solidly Republican and needs leadership to rise in national councils. The piece criticizes opposing ambitions and presses Donnell as the best choice for continued representation. It also discusses sugar duty repeal, tariff philosophy, and notes on Kansas and national political commentary.
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Hastings Banner
Michigan
Clement Smith
Ainger
Cook
James O’donnell
Donnell
James Donnell
Louisiana
France
Haus Spreckles
California
Belytota
I Vata
Siggar
Sherman
Eduvass
Ter
Free Trade Debate Hurts American Farmers in Mills Tariff Analysis
A political argument laments the Mills tariff bill’s impact on farmers, detailing how duties on vegetables and grains would shift benefits to Canadian producers and harm New York and New England agrarians. The piece contrasts free lists for grains, meats, and vegetables with proposed protections, urging scrutiny of farm burdens under the reform.
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New York
New England
Nova Scotia
Canada
Milla
Methodist Conference Rejects Consolidation Plans in New York
May 16 reports from Mira Grant show bishops chairing as the Methodist conference debates union with the American church. A key proposal to consolidate missionary societies, boards, and tract work was rejected. bishop elections were postponed to May 24 while delegates honored Mrs Grant with a salute from Gen Fisk.
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Methodist Conference
Mira
Grant
New York
Andrews
Busines
Church South
Missionary Society
Board of Foreign Missions
Home Missions
Tract Society
Municipal Matters May Council Minutes Presided by Frink
The May 14 municipal meeting led by Mayor Frink discussed petitions from Steston Southworth for damages and LL C Lewis for a temporary building near the gas house for vinegar and jelly making. Reports favored a three year lease at $1 yearly. fire and street concerns were reviewed. funds allocated for Deluge Engine Co uniforms and a water cistern. city offices to issue 200 cards. police and street tasks assigned. adjournment set for May 2 with ball game excursion notices included.
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Frink
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Dourney
Ilerury Street
Civc
LL. C. Lewis
Gas House
Ald
Egeler
White
McGee
Mulberry Street
Shanahan
A. Kocher
Martin
H. I. Peck
Tame
Forest Street
Madison
Bane
M. Natawortte
Ayzting
AMLAR
Recorder
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Harper's Magazine
Robert Hay
Kansa City
Chamberlain
Washington
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Garland
State Department
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Mason City
Iowa
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Chicago
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American Refinery Company
Callifornia Company
Sioux City
Bronx City
Marvin Hewitt
Chicago & Northwestern System
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Soulh City
Jef Winding P
da C. Phillips
India
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Cook's Prairie
Henry ‘Taylor
Strathmore
Michigan Central
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Philadelphia
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Zanesville
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Eckaon
KalamAzoo
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Mr. Coleman
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Lacey
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State Street
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D. F. Bosserd
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J. Cronin, JR
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