Temperance and transport issues shape practical reform
Long discussion on English coffee houses as temperance institutions, bar association reform proposals, and calls for streamlined legislation. Notes on postal and shipping policy, railway and lakefront city growth, and the need for strong measures to protect foreign trade and mail delivery. Includes references to Michigan, New York liquor associations, and national economic arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Birmingham Company
Init Company
England
American Bar Association
The
Bar Association
Drwler Hear Inter National En Case Epee Tean
A fragmented report notes a case involving international contacts and a junior epee team. It mentions Oban with several people and organizations linked to the event, hinting at a broader dispute or inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drwler
Hear International
Cae
Epee Tean
Uae
Oban
Bankers Debate Farm Mortgages and West Grangers
A Louisville Times opinion questions farm mortgage totals by state and criticizes Democratic arguments, citing Bankers Monthly figures and asking the Times to verify. It contrasts Michigan and Wisconsin mortgage data with broader farm values and taxes, then shifts to Western timber wealth and Puget Sound lumber exports with notes on distribution and timber volumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Times
Bankers’ Monthly
Banees
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Wisconsin
Aubordiary Fort
Times
Wesnsen
Wiscomsttt
Michigan Taruy
Maysville
Luander
Puget Bound
Puget Sound
Wolme
Washington Territory
New Iampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
South America
Central America
Australia
Pacific Queen Islands
San Francisco
Death of Col. W. L. Buck Renews City Mourning
Sunday afternoon Col. William L. Buck died at his Marshall residence after years of neuralgic heart trouble. A Civil War veteran, Buck led Company A of the Eighth Michigan Cavalry, was wounded at Philadelphia, Tenn., and captured near Atlanta. He later served as Sheriff, City Treasurer, and City Marshal, and was a leading candidate for Postmaster. He leaves wife and five children, with brothers in Vermont and Michigan. City Council halves mast in his honor and records the obituary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colotal Buck
Cotier
Porry-Sts
Hon
Lewin Townsand
Marshall Aye
Prospect St
Mr. T
Smiley
Joy
Church
Suilley
Adorn
Thos. 2
Cadedonia
Kent Co
Colegrove Post
A. St
Wiliam Lee Buck
West Arlington
Zwideck and
Rath Diting Buck
Henrietta Wilkinson
Lind Gaw
Vic
Marshall
Lly
Midh
Illess
LK. C. Crittenden
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Triplett Bridge
Covington
Nashville
Buck
Philadelphia
Tenn
Michigan
Macon
Chattahoochie
Armstrong
Prallery
Righ
Galge
Mix
Bue
Atlanta
Fleuryville
Calhoun County
Irink
C. Colegrove Post
Beihig
Albert
Fort Worth
Tex
Ghos
Woodworth
South Bay City
Mich
Elijah
Anna
Rosa
Vermont
Caledonia
Wuerens
Col
W. L. Buck
Maratad Ro
Asan Army
Rother
Gas Stoves and Fences Promote Local Savings Lead
A local seller advertises a large stock of cook stoves and ranges on hand along with plain and barbed fence wire, gasoline stoves, and gasolene oil. The dealer guarantees to save customers money and claims to offer the best, simplest, and safest gasoline stove in the world.
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PIOR
State
St. Marshall
Trnspaviee
W. Perry
Bellagie Gazette
Allegan
Barry
Berrien
Cass
Eaton
Kalamazoo
St. Joseph
van Buren
Michigan Press
Curgadd
Mother Earth
Lake Michigan
New York Liquor Dealers Association
Patiiiu Ry. Co
Tacoma
Wash
Adus
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Congress
Amore
Trose
France
Germany
New York Tribune
Ma Newman
Battle Creek
Jacob Finchbark
Bul LeCron
Sai Ee Qin Tate
Cole
Th Buck
Ss. Peerss
State Street
Cronin
Fauntleroy
Turkey
Cronin’s
B. O. Bacon
Bacon
F. Bacon
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