Wichtgan Happenings and November Crop Bulletin Highlights
A condensed summary of the November crop bulletin cites 648 correspondents reporting drought and poor conditions across southern central and northern counties. Wheat area and yields, corn ears, clover, livestock, and recent court actions are noted, along with mining, police, and agriculture sector updates from Michigan.
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Amd
Ichighn
Ighichk
Gentral
Midabo
SaTi Nels
Patobuy
Excora
Jeri
Moraes
Iteleu
Ones
Dewoph
Ane Vin Haren
Prohibition Struggles Shape Republican Defeat in Iowa
An Iowa dispatch analyzes how prohibition zeal and party infighting toppled the Republican ticket. It quotes dissatisfaction with law enforcement, railroad influence, and long-term power, noting Democrats mobilized with vigor while many Republicans grew indifferent. The piece discusses factional tensions, state and county outcomes, and the uncertain path of Tammany Hall and Ohio politics for 1888.
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Prohibition
Mepublican
Aled
Arauuke
Lows
Olposcu
ProbibWien
Republican Party
Marcelon
Gely
Buen Wade
United States
Collustords and Innes
Whiteler
Northwort
Gov. Surerabos
Hutchison
Dupont
Leva
Tila
Ty & Gui
Agadiet
Levine
Lee Hant
Ample
Cleveland
Hill
Clevaland Chanot
Mimary
County Democracy
Campbell
Ohio
Landers
Liquor Power Defeat Shapes Gubernatorial Field in New York
In Brooklyn and New Jersey liquor interests aided by Democrats helped defeat Republican candidates amid fury over liquor traffic and limited federal appointments. Republican reform efforts faltered as liquor influence and tariff rhetoric framed the race, with Democratic governors blocking new restrictions and GOP hopes fading in key districts.
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Chupla
Brooklyn
Pats Fin
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Iowa
Cliveland
Dr Cronin's Clothes Found in Lake View Sewer Mass
The clothing and surgical instruments of Dr. Cronin were recovered from a Lake View sewer near Evanston Avenue after workers flushed the system. Mrs. Conklin identified key items including a feather pocket-case and a silver hypodermic, with prescriptions signed Cronin. Authorities described the find as accidental and tied to the Carlson cottage evidence, noting bloodstains on most garments. The discovery supports the ongoing Cronin murder investigation and will be used at trial.
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Asaasaina
A. Griesame
Cowan's Drug Store
North Gark Street
F. B. Schneider’s
North Cvonnues
Cronin
Jim
Conk
Dr. Cronin
Carlson Cottage
J. B. Simonds
Meroell
Selesinman
Clark Street
Martenson
Expressman
Harfeld
Lake View
Evanston Avenue
Michael Hevuse
Gilbert
Josph Turow
Mra. Conkling
Hatfield
Simonds
Foraker's Downfall Secretly Stabbed by Internal Enemies
Columbus Ohio special reports that Gov. Foraker was defeated by foes within his own party who backed a rival ticket. The piece details intra party betrayals from supporters, bankers, and politicians across Ohio, including figures like Chairman Donger and Sherman, and notes consequences for the entire Republican slate amid third term fears and public policy controversies.
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Columbus
Ohio
Oho
Foraker
Auty
Donger
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Dlefeat
Campbell
Sharman
Kennedy
Gun. Grosvenor
Athens County
Yoros
Lutterworth
Jnkowatu
Porakat
Institutons
AMGUS
Hesse
Althovell
Hanihon
Begumme
Guy
Mosby
Cincinnati
W. W. Graydon
Board of Public Affairs
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Weaturn
Hegerve
Rome
Thage Foraker
How Jones Backslid and the Grocery Counter Quote
Jones rails against prize fights and civilization as the grocer and clerk banter over eggs and sugar. A carpenter enters with a statement of account and asks if a man pays for what he does not get, leading to a tense exchange over seventy eight cents and missing sugar.
David's Last Words and the Rock of Israel
A Sunday school lesson on David’s last words from Psalmic passages, exploring inspiration, God’s mouthpiece, and David’s fear of God as ruler. It reflects on the Rock of Israel as safe speech, the burden of conveying divine message, and the call to live under higher justice and morning light.
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Israel
David
God
Narth
Theosstinilies
Orient
Gou
Ilo
Ilku
Rock of
Rulal
Christ
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State Supreme Court
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Penea
Dackinde
Auditor Generil
Oneiay
Rea- Moetilrath
Tachaner
Supreme
Curt
Eich
Mathine
Michi Reet Ood
Irovision Company
Syvinewalls
Enpa
Tovention Compnus
Detroit
Prangett Selimitt & Send
Ste. Tiving Door Matoincturing Company
Dackson
Newberry Hartwood Manufactoring
UT Newberry
Brow Couter Mining
Tahpeming
Ts Tra Valley Minding Company
Lahpeming
Gryatal Springs
Halfway Company
Gmad Rapids
Atl Manufacturing
Consay
Flite
Cambria Consolidate Mining
Negauries
Hegole
A. P. Swineford
Michigan
Swineford
Wlc
Peninanta
YM. Carroll
Grand Kapitis
Jomeelf
Sinto
Poser
Iyi
Sywineford Tavernor
Sinsky
Syvadnet Uw
Joseph
Mont Pleaser
Clin County
Lin
Echithey
Tiau
Jobuy Goo Darkson
Guugier
John McWalters
Ile
Mirligan Supreme Court
Tase Onder
Cirgnit Court
Grom
Hetty
Dinordos
Michigan Guild Company
Hinei Ieee
Wqne
Cleveland Iron Mining Company
Ishpemiu
Cylumet
Becta
Franklin
Quincy
Atlantic
Peninsuler
Paty
Landing
Thomas Foylé
Prasenger
Latroit
Bay Oity
Denmark Dividtion
Vassar
Bogle
Boyle
Ovccmr
State Board of Pharmacy
Lansing
Boar
Thera
Alpenn
Thia Ind
Inda
State Board of Agriculture
Ina T
Lowell
Harrington
Whitesall
Shalby
Mt. Measant
Tl. Ewart
Cadlac
Ty Ventine
Imlay City
Casa City
State Agricultural Society
The
Agricultural Society
Ine
Iepal Procradings Agaist Tames Moland
Daddou
Sisteleone
VOM. C. A
H. M. Clarke
HG. van Toy
Etroit
Comirtien
J. Ro Uotton
He Siren
Livstenles
Sereretary
Dayal Howell
Vorras
Internatione Commies
Michigan Infantry
Kalamazoo
Thomas B. Blosser
Willam Davryes
Swyma
Thomas Courtney
Jackson
Luesling
Jackson Prison
George A. Cavanough
Liseing
Cavanough
Burster
Cavannagh
Gbu
Hatch
Bin
Advisory Pardon Board
Port Austin
Detroit Free Press
Luce
Tutier
Califorgia
Flemen
of &. H. Bovey"s Nore
Reod
Ragwell
J. Iratty Cronin
Tusman
Jones
the Sunday School
Berticus
Hovir
Fame Harry
Sarael
Bolomon
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