Cuba Crisis and a Proposed Purchase of Wy Island
The Statesman from Marshall Michigan discusses Cuba's insurrection maturing into a revolution and notes the United States may soon recognize Cuban belligerency. It favors acquiring the island by purchase over conquest and argues Spain might cede under liberal terms for economic gains. It also reports jubilant post election prosperity under McKinley and critiques ex governor Tues for political missteps affecting Branch County races.
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Cuba
Spain
United States
Wy Island
Jesa
Branch County
Coldwater Republican
Luce
Tues
Zach Chandler
United States Senate
Ino
Christianey
James ML .Turner
Congress
Beer Bia
Milnes vs Todd in district influenced by silver debate
The piece argues H. A. Milnes would have been a stronger congressman for the district than A. M. Todd due to party alignment and influence. It contends Milnes could push pro silver legislation, while Todd would face majority resistance, urging McKinley and GOP leaders to back international bi metallicism to fulfill duties.
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H. A. Milnes
Conyess
Conress
A. M. Todd
House
Congress
Mas Todd
Lea Dale
Colewinkrtion Favorille
Vr Iiryun
McKinley
Governor Congressional County Vote by Townships
The Statesman delivers county by township results on several important officers, noting the table aims for accuracy without trial of the official count. The report emphasizes careful formatting and aims to present the governor and congressional figures accurately as possible.
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Statesman
Waur
Weak Republicans blamed for Milnes loss in Branch county election
Coldwater editorial scolds local Republicans for backing a stranger over Milnes, claims party loyalty cost the vote and accuses Mark Hanna of manipulating wheat and silver prices. Also a testimonial notice praises Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and consumption, citing two cured patients and free trials at W T Drakes.
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Branch County
Milnes
Todd
Coldwater
Mark Hanna
Phoebe Thomas
Junction City
W. T. Drake
County Specials in Fredonia Newton entertainments
The Congregational societies of Newton and Fredonia plan an upcoming entertainment with top local talent to surpass past shows. Notices warn farmers of grain and chicken thefts. Mrs. Randall hosted missionaries, and a social is planned at Mrs. Elisha Wilson’s on Nov 18. Lucia Collins visits Jackson to stay with aunt Mrs. Frank Lederer. Mrs. Barab Lansing’s funeral was held Nov 4 at the Congregational church.
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Fredonta
Congregational Societies
Newton
Fredona
Missionary Societies
Fredonia
F. D. Randall
Elisha Wilson
Lucia Collins
Jackson
Frank Lederer
Barab Lansing
Congregational Church
School district 10 term ends with attendance data
Report for district 10 shows enrollment and attendance figures for the term ending Nov 6, listing names Pearl Denel Edith Little Lana Burkley Norman Judd and Alice Burkley with Mae E Snyder as teacher. A local anecdote recalls a child saved by One Minute Cough Cure. Other notes mention Albion events and residents Frank Seeger and Calvin Goodrich pursuing courses at Valparaiso College.
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Pearl Denel
Edith Little
Lana Burkley
Norman Judd
Alice Burkley
Mae E. Snyder
Cronin's Jacket and Cape Sale Opens Friday Morning
Cronin's Store announces a large stock of Bre 'gant Jackets and capes for a limited sale starting Friday at 9 o'clock. Ladies, Misses, and children's garments included. Also advertised are Home Seekers excursion tickets by Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw to Kentucky and southern states with a 21 day return and specific sale dates through 1897. Winter tourist tickets to southern points available, trains twice daily via Cincinnati connections. For schedules inquire at C J & M ticket offices.
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BK. Cronen
Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaway
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Virginia
Florida
Lund
Cincinnati
T. C.M. Scampier
Toledo
King of Fools In Marinette Wager Mens Death Threats
Milwatxee November 11, woodsman Joseph Harrigan in a small Marinette town wagers on Bryan or McKinley election and threatens violence. Authorities monitor. Harrigan’s payment remains uncertain as the warning and bets unfold amid political tension. Farmers told dry wheat via kiln at tall house. Chesher's mill offers ground buckwheat and feed.
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Milwatxee
Joseph Harrigan
Marinette
Bryan
McKinley
Harrigan
Bryn
Wits
Flo
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