State Officials and Local Elections Ballot
The list names Gort D I. Jerome Seginaw Lieut Ghor For Lie Oreau 8 Crosby Kent Secretary Lt Gov NiY A. Conant Monroe For State Ford i Butler Wayne Avens Kotso Commissioner HST of Genesess Autoence Ge4PRN Ripen Barrien Chant of Marauchie Tears Congressional For Representative in Oon 3a District Edw Lagey Baton Legislative For State Senator 8th District ARLES AUSTIN For Representative 1st District Stephen T Bryder For Representative 24th District Newell J Kelsey County Sheriff Samuel J Henderson County Clerk Ge L Neale Register of Deeds Tur Register PRD Smith
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State
Gort D I. Jerome
Seginaw
Lieut T Ghor
Lie Oreau
Crosby
Kent
Btatr
Legislative
Bite
Sera Arles Austin
Ndeetephen
T. Bryder
Newell
Kelsey
Samuel J. Henderson
Goeliam F. Neale
Deeda
PRD
Democratic alarm over Ohio whisky laws and Michigan politics
The piece argues that Democratic free trade hurt industries, warns of a Republican revival in Ohio, and claims a Democratic surge may threaten temperance gains. It cites Mormon voting patterns, rail construction data, and criticizes Democratic replacements of Union soldiers. It lauds Lacey and lists local post office improvements tied to election figures.
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Republican Party
Ohio
Party of Temperance
Who Were the Democrats of Years Past in Civil War Era
Fragmented OCR text questions who the Democrats were during the Civil War era across states like Connecticut Indiana and South Carolina. It references groups and events such as the Knights of the Golden Circle and controversial figures tied to secession and violence without clear facts.
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Chicago Railway Age
Iowa
Penn
Geo
Cal
Texas
New York
James
Camane
South Carolina
Sipotoah
Rae
A Hegre
Ign
Democrats of Former Days Questioned in Mock Debate
A fragment from a historical tongue in cheek exchange contrasts “democrats of former days” with modern actions. It lists alleged sins and misdeeds blamed on Democrats, including repudiation of debt, wartime conduct, fraudulent naturalizations, and ballot corruption, interweaving names and brief accusations across states and eras.
Local county notes mix of visits, schooling and industry
County news recounts Mrs Sibley visiting Grand Rapids, a Reuben Sibley farm sale to Jouhog, and Willis Creere visiting Minneapolis for business. It notes many foreign pupils in the school registry, upcoming registration days, new passenger elevators in stores, five drunks detained, a Prairie House proprietor in Galesburg, and a new paper mill power scheme with water-wheels.
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Brce Crack
Isaac Sibley
Grand Rapids
Reuben Sibley
Jouhog
Wm. Martin
Willis Creere
Pines
Minneapolia
Inn
Battle Creek
Carrie Beecher
Marquette
Calaboosa
Dy. M. PB
Austin
Alpena
Fbrank Bennett
Galesburg
Zeno Gould
Kansas
Colorado
A.D. Clark
Anser Mapes
Battle Creek Township
the Tribune
T. B. ®Kinner
Eve Bell
Beloit
Wis
Chas. H. Giles
al” & Hicks
Bey
Aje
Mather
Boleiterate 1 Conv Sation
Board of Missions
Ieep
W. H. Henderson
Cslender
Eitinder
Endersang
Reai
Johnstown
Good Templar
RB. T
Tribune
Halbert
Millwright
Biomen & Ward
Miss Gracie Fountain Amongs Sicks and News
Ceresca Maryland area notes illness and improvements while Besle Vollick moves to Canada for Christmas. Local workers await orders as several delegations gather for Marshall Conference of the Congregational Church with Sunday School Teachers Institute. Grand Lodge of Good Templars reports strong lodge growth. Eckford area updates include early sown wheat damaged by insects and a new railroad dispute over station location. A church fundraiser and county drainage project are planned in nearby communities.
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Ceresca
Gracie Fountain
Dome
Besle Vollick
Canada
J. Bartlett
Southworth
Decatur
Marshall Conference
Congregational Church
C. A. Teft
Landsing
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
Aepoets
Eckford
Webster
Homer
Harris
Tom
Fred Atking
Lyon Lake
Richfield
John Main
Whorebarry
Wilder Creek
Tekonaha Notes On Local Life And Commerce
Tekonaha reports grape prices at four cents a pound and Tekonsha apples shipped to Chicago. Re-registrations reach about 100 voters. Various town events include opera house plans, comet viewing, church activities, and a prohibition meeting noted as poorly attended. News highlights mention real estate sales, visitors, local crafts, and community aviation of clubs, with ongoing discussions on fairs, ice supply, and village governance.
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Tekonaha
Tekonsha
Chicago
Wm. Young
New York State
Galting
Opera House
A. Cole
Clarendon Baptist Church
Tibbetts' Opera House
Coldwater
M. FE
Batt’s Hall
N. L. Brookway
Lyonlake MM. E
P. A. Doolittle
News
Wakeshia Indian Club
Michigan
A. D. Eldred
Air Line Ranch
Forbush
Girard
Joseph
Robinson
Calhoun County
Air Line Road
Vanderbilt
From Our Own Correspondent and Local Notes
Mrs James Lane visits son Dr W G Lane in Homer Miss Rena Hare visits aunt Mrs E F Lane The Radical Society to meet biweekly Red Ribbon club resumes meetings this winter Mrs Margaret Shaddock harvests 70 bushels of cranberries in 14 days at 3 per bushel Homer Sam Strong returns from Colorado J R Cook visits from St Paul Minn J M Dolph attends grand lodge meeting in Lansing Charles Church of Broomington Mo visits Homer Marshall plans furnace in Presbyterian church Wheat sales near 94 to 97 cents Rev A D Newton temperance lectures Me and Mrs G B Murray visit from Onion Creek Homer mills reopen this week Chas Austin and Marian B Bagter speak for Republicans Lyona hall crowd heard Rogerson leaves Homer for E S Lewis Marshall Joe Gibbs returns to Homer burial unchanged.
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Con ¥Ia
James Lane
W. G. Lane
Homer
Rena Hare
Eckford
E. F. Lane
Radicaald Society
J. Mack
Walton
Eaton County
Thos. Man
Marshall Township
Marshall
Red Ribbon Club
Margaret Shaddock
Marengo
Sam. D. Strong
F. E. Strong
Colorado
J. R. Cook
St. Paul
Presbyterian Church
A. D. Newton
M. E
G. B. Murray
Onion Clive
Homer Mills
Repaira
Chas
Austin
Battle Creek
Marian B. Bagter
Charlotte
Lyona’ Hall Honday
Republican Party
E.N. Rogera
W. L. Mahonay
Lewis
Iver
Joe Gibbs
Local Notes From Burlington and Nearby Towns
Burlington residents attend deer hunts and social visits while Mrs. Ansley of Grand Rapids visits her aunt. Speakers including Mrs. Marlon Baxter and Hon. Chas. Austin address Barnes hall. Wheat market activity rises as politics draw attention, with Mr Newton from Homer speaking on prohibition and a hat auction fundraiser raising 60 cents for Republicans.
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Burlington
Hodge
Luther Greely
Bodie
Cal
A. McWitney
Rork
Newton
Homer
Albion Varies With News From The Village
Fragmented Albion item totals note hay fever relief and elevator work, plus local changes: Vanderhart back on duty, Bee board thickness, Hagerman named special policeman at the M C R R depot, L F Ashley sells property on Porter Street to Amands & Groff for 1400 dollars, center street hopes to become handsome, Rev A Wetherbee preached at St James, infant Harry Harwood dies at nine months, crosswalk critique by Republicans, Mirror seeks a reader to join staff, postmaster Botaford returns from northern trip, physicians testify in inland suit, midst of local political and legal notes with varied names and places.
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Albion
Fin Rey
Vanderhart
Bee
Fred Hagerman
L. F. Ashley
Porter Street
Amands
Center Street
A. Wetherbee
Grand Rapids
St. James’ Church
Harry Harwood
C. B. Boyne
Mirror
Albion Mirror
Smith
Ereant
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School of Political History
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