Political fervor stirs Albion area as rallies draw crowds
A grain of political activity runs through Albion and surrounding towns with straw votes tallying 128 McKinley to 26 Bryan at Gale works and 15 to 9 at a farmers’ gathering. Reports note crowded meetings at Porter school house and opera house, plus remarks by Messrs Doty Tompkins and Sligh Whit ing, with emphasis on free silver and saving the state from Populism.
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Gale Works
Albion
McKinley
Bryan
Stone Mill
Messrs
Doty
Tompkins
Porter School
Coenyis
Temple of Jouruing
Convis
Rally at Eckford speakers set for Monday evening
Eckford residents are invited to a political rally at Eckford town house next Monday evening featuring Get. 5, Frank 1, Doty. Doty, a farmer and stock raiser, will discuss issues affecting his class with facts and figures. Also notes local social visits and guests including Leo Patterson, Mrs. C. W. Lewis, and others. subscription offer included.
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Frank
Doty
Eckford Town House
Eckford
McKipley Warns on Silver Money Policy Limits
The Republican party has not opposed silver money and has acted with safety and honor by the United States. Some believe it has gone beyond prudence and cannot permit false rights to lure across the danger line.
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Republican Party
United States
William McKipley
Smiley for Economy and Re-nomination In District GOP
The Doctor declared for an economical state government and won renomination by the First District Republicans. Delegates met despite rain, with H J Coleman presiding and Dr J F Smiley touted for re election. A second district convention in Battle Creek backed Ephraim W Moore for nomination. City taxes due in August. late payments incur four percent collection fee.
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H. J. Coleman
First District
H. A. Bonnell
Clarendon
S. E. Boys
Albion
Jos. Bentley
Marshall
Dr. Palmer
W. F. Hale
Clarence
H. C. Daskim
A. D.’ Bangham
Homer
Gov
Il. Southworth
J. F. Smiley
T. J. Shipp
Eckford
Shipp
Smiley
Afoore
Secon
Calhoun County
Battle Creek
Boyce And His Pictures At A Rousing Republican Meeting
A large audience packed the opera house Friday evening for Hon. W. D. Boyce of Chicago and the city, who gave an illustrated talk in favor of sound money protection and Republicanism. The event featured portraits of Garfield and McKinley, with remarks by H. B. Winsor, Mayor Pingree of Detroit, Mr. Lodge of Detroit, and Richard Guenther of Wisconsin, whose views on silver coinage sparked strong reaction. The Marshall gathering was praised as a major boost for the local Republican effort.
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Puck
Boyce
Pingree
Major McKinley
Republican Party
Party of Union
Lin‘oolin
Grant
Blaine
McKinley
Inley
A Spac Ly
Chicago
Marshall
H. B. Winsor
Lodge
Detroit
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
Guenther
Mexico
Harrison
United States
Catarrh Cure Claim and Reward Offer
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh through constitutional treatment and blood action. Proponents offer a $100 reward for any case failing to cure, with testimonials available. Address F J Cheney and Co Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Ball's Pills as best.
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Ull
F. J. Cheney &Co
Toledo
Foote Case Prosecution Details Indiscretion Witness Evidence
Dr F M Foote faces trial for improper liberties with a female patient in a circuit court hearing that has drawn large crowds. Prosecutor Clark and defense counsel Porter Powers and Lockton appear. Judge excludes under 21. Witness Miss White admits improper conduct and questions a damaging letter to Cliff Deyo. Judge adjourns as his wife falls ill at Hastings.
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A. W. Lockton
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Cliff
Pat
Eric
Devo
Convictions In Battle Creek Rail Wreck Conspiracy Case
The article reports convictions in a Battle Creek rail wreck conspiracy tied to the 1804 strike. Bodewig and Johnson were found guilty in Detroit while Tak ing Prosecuting Attorney Clark exposed a planned sabotage. Johnson admitted involvement in track soaping but denied direct rail removal. Bodewig captured in Argentine Kansas with additional trials pending. Fireman Cole’s murder indictment is not yet resolved.
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Johnson
Battle Creek
Bodewig
United States
Detroit
Thusaday
Poop
Baitls Creek
A. BR. U
Tobuson
Marshall
Clark
Argentine
Kansas
Calhoun County
Cole
Call and See Me at Marengo for First-Class Rollers
A terse item notes a craftsman at Marengo offering first-class roller work with grinding services to be completed in due time. The message is signed by W. W. C Leeve Lann, presenting a brief notice of availability and timing.
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Marengo
W. W. C Leeve Lann
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