Oldest voter Seth Marvin keeps Union ticket tradition
In Crawford County, Seth Marvin, 105, voted the Union ticket while having cast Democratic ballots in all presidential races except Washington's first. The report notes his age, battle history, and ten grandsons in the Union Army, with a secretary’s recount of his loyalty to history and the roll call.
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Salaries and taxes stir church and state pay debate
The text argues that ministers teachers and local officials in the state receive wages insufficient for family support, despite rising prices. It decries wage gaps, increases in costs of living, and calls for fairer compensation tied to economic conditions, while criticizing political and clerical power and urging accountability.
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Suldien’s Rake Association Urges Thanksgiving Aid
Fragment from a 19th century appeal urging support for Michigan soldiers. The text calls for a day of thanksgiving and prayer to aid the suffering defenders, urging readers to give money or turkey equivalents to the society. Ministers are asked to promote the cause and to fill the treasury with contributions.
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A Peep at the President on Sunday Morning
The account describes a Sunday morning visit to the Executive Mansion with crowds at the White House gate. It portrays Honest Abe and Lincoln’s governing stance, as observers note the political tension, public reception, and reflections on leadership amid national strife.
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Dispatches From Sherman’s Army in Georgia Movement
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The Sons of Liberty Plot Revealed in Nov 10 Meeting
A historical account describes a clandestine assembly on November 10 where the military committee planned a large uprising. Details mention Bowles arranging a raised regiment for Washington County, with a secret cipher used for correspondence among Order members. The plan targeted Missouri via hypothetical invasions, and efforts included appointing committees and securing protections for Order members. The narrative notes money used for savings and lists various addressed correspondences and leaders.
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