Michigan’s Republican Firelight in Oct 1882 Speech
Hon. J. Barrows opens in Eagle Opera House with a forceful argument for the Republican record in Michigan. He cites population growth, farm and manufacturing gains, forest reserves, and war service to defend the party’s stewardship, while warning against fusion with Democrats and Greenbackers and urging preservation of national and state institutions.
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Eagle Opera House
Hon. J. & Barrows
Ingic
Ee Akee
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Michigan
Foreat
Iake
Chili
Democratic Party
Greenhoule Party
Jackson
Girand Rapids
Burrows
Grand Rapids
Local notes mix college, church, and community events
County news highlights include a four cent wheat quote, a Republican circulation claim of 850, new student counts at the college, a prize essay fund of 7.87 dollars, and Mrs. Bissell's two month Petoskey visit. Also reported are MCA meetings at 5 30, Mr. Fox returning from California, a new Baptist church cornerstone, a brick veneering project for an 80 bushel elevator, Sagendorph's Prohibition governor bid speaking at Howard Hall, rising MCA attendance, and students' advanced standing entering sophomore or junior classics. A death at age 22 in the Gung lake region follows a kicking incident. several local injuries from falls and broken limbs are noted. Higgins reports from Dawson, and wheat sales around lt cents per bushel are mentioned.
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Republican
Simmons
B. B. Bissell
Petoskey
Irving P. Silliman
California
Jat
Fox
BR. Ry
Bissell
Gemberling
Recorder Office
E. Larvalierre
Anguata, Mich
Mr. Fox
Conservatory of Music
New Baptist Church
Higgins
St. Paul
Minneapolis & Northwestern
D. P. Sagendorph
Prohibition
Howard Hall
Byron
Henry Carden
Gung Lake
Albion College
Chas
Ensign
Rufus Burr
Burr
Indy
Elizabeth Pope
Geo. Higging Haa
Dawson, Dak
Howard
Tustice Muah
L. W. Cote
B. Tx
Ragn
Joseph Shipman
Harvey Tia
Hall
Dar
Dancing school opens as Oct 21 minstrel act set
Fatite Creek notes many local happenings from theater openings to farming sales. Callender's minstrels arrive Oct 21. George Willard visits Vietor. A pink-eye report covers veterinary figures. Farm sales include G F Field selling near Harmin nia. The LeRoy Red Stockings lose 21 to 10 at home. Pew rents total 3550 dollars. Local skating rink opens on West Main. Fire department praised amid city governance. Chinese population grows with a Mongolian arrival named Sam. Hunting party plans two months in Au Sable. Subscription drive for Grand Trusk shops at 40 percent. A dinner crew faces legal issue at Williams house. Prohibition candidate Lugendorph addresses crowd. Muskegon street railway spike driven by H H Brown with floral honors. Courter paints Vibrator party scene. Homer notes include expositions attendance, raspberry crops, and a near-miss dog bite case. Baseball results feature Albion at Homer, 27–21. Burns new musical event at Lyons Hall for Presbyterian church fundraiser.
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Bittle Creek
Callender
George Willard
Vietor
Osgood
Natel
South Africa
G. F. Field
Harminnia
Galesburg
Rass
Henry Brown
Lady Middleton
Plainwell
Oid Reformed Church
McNamly Pty
LeRoy “Red Stockings
Presbyterian Church
F. A. Peavey
Dee Chipman
West Main Street
Sam
Battle Creek
Nichols, Shepard & Co
Au Sable
Grand Trusk
Lewis Scott
Williams House
Fta
Alamazoo ‘House
D. P. Lugendorph
4. E. Cin
Muskegon
H. H. Brown
New Street Railway
Tribune
E.C. Nichols
F.C. Courter
Auble
Mr. Courter
Akill
N. P. Stanton
Lyons’ Hall
South
Cviatt
Lansing
Homer
Ada
Jos, Perry
Philip Hessmer
W. J. Gregg
Index
E. K. Strong
Hower
C. W. Webster
Air Line Depot
Hastings
A. Hillis
Lyda Church
Jannieeby
H.C. Cook
Chicago
Tekousha News Briefs From The Village Exposition
Tekousha News reports on local events and curiosities including political interest, visits to the exposition, egg socials, rail work for Grand Trunk, cemetery lot development, potato shipments, and winter school assignments. Gossips mention future marriages, a moving opera house, a nervous newsman, a chicken pie social with a human tooth discovery, village signage activity, and hotel bill debates in a period voice.
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Tekousha
Young
Grand Trunk
Lagsing
A. G. Roodall
Lt. Chittenden
Reed Husted
Clarendon
Tekonuhs
Gossing
Robinson
Batt’n' Hall
Blake House
America
Local notes from Cerence and area visitors unfold
Community brief records Cerence, Mrs. E Nye starting school. John Meisler visits friends. Millie Bender of Three Rivers home on a date. Bay family to visit Niles over Sunday. C H Bayen renovates his house. Follick’s brother from Canada visiting. Mr and Mrs Bouthworth visit Marengo to see a brother. McLane of North Platua travels to see Rev Cameron. YoBiek couple return Grand Rapids. Local road work east of Cereso noted with a possible halt in activity.
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Cerence
E. Nye
John Meisler
Millie Bender
Three Rivers
Cameron
Niles
C. H. Bayen
Ollick
Canada
Ben
Bouthworth
Marengo
Burlington Registration Board Sets Three Meeting Dates
Burlington notices show the registration board meeting on three separate days amid local chatter about preaching, drink dangers from corks causing injuries, and social events. Correspondent report notes Miss rr concert, Robert Frazer at Barnes hall, and no church services Sunday. Col H C Hodge speaks at Fox hall. Warner Lake club beaten by second nine. Perry Barker arrested by J M French for stealing a jog chain. Rice Set Co. update and J B Vernor leaves for Til to visit kin. local baseball and arena reports incomplete.
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Burlington
Barnes’ Hall
Col
H. C. Hodge
Fox Hall
Warner Lake Club
J. M. French
Perry Barker
Siealing
Marshall
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