Small-pox and industry news from Michigan towns
Michigan items report small pox at Niles and Charlevoix’s flouring mill project. Bee counts exceed 400 hives, Byron Walker ships 13000 pounds of honey to Detroit, and harbor work advances at New Buffalo. Also notes union meetings, jail captures, church memberships, and fires at Muskegon and Saginaw with losses around 1000 to 4000 dollars.
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Niles
Charlevoix
James Hadden
Dowagine
Buffalo
Taft’y
Lansing
Byron Walker
Capac
Detroit
Meogsta County
Bill McDonald
Cheboygan
Traverse City
Bee
Hapiie
Teaghes
Third Party Call Wake Up Stay-at-Home Voters
A polemic urges voters to break from apathy and fear and support the Republican ticket. It claims millions of eligible men did not vote in 1880 and accuses northern stay-at-homes and southern bulldozers of suppressing the franchise. The piece portrays the Republican party as educated and industrious, urging turnout in November.
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Union
James A. Garfield
Hancock States
Garfield States
Republican Party
South
September copper mine outputs and local incidents summary
September copper mine production reports show Calamier & Heels 1693 tons 1380 pounds Quincy 325 tons 250 pounds Franklin 170 tons 280 pounds Atlantic 158 tons 1425 pounds Allower 100 tons 3 pose ewable 74 tons 667 pounds. A Thompson farm bear had its leg amputated after injury and is recovering. A Greenville special notes 14 year olds Artie Bradley and Bruce Hewett shot by Hewett during a hunting dispute. one killed. Frank Hamilton’s electric apparatus lights boiler flame. a gas jet ignites. In Petosky two brothers hunting, younger’s gunfire maims lower jaw. artificial lip built, recovery underway.
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Calamier & Heels
Quincy
Franklin
Atlantic
Allower
Sehpenning
Thompson
Greenville
Detroit Post
Artie Bradley
Bruce
Hewett
Union
Phaniss
Bradley
Frank Hamilton
Butlers Cigar Shade Oil Sale Promises Quality
Pure York State buck wheat four at Butlery. Schuyler takes no back seat in the cigar shade. No new brands, 10 eater gar sold in joint car load. The oil quality is ten degrees better than state law, inspected at an Amy store. Bring empty cans to the BIG TANK for the best oil used. Butler promises water white or lowest price Four oll game the wick. Buy the beat if you want good whe. Mayans bought exarm a 10-2.
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York State
Butlara
Schuyler
Setae Saeen Gar Spal
Atrenues Hostame St Casonce
Butler
Butlery
Butlers
Resolution Advocates Higher Circuit Judge Salaries
A board of supervisors unanimously adopts a resolution urging a constitutional amendment to raise circuit judge salaries. The text cites workload, costs, and resignations, comparing Michigan to other states, and argues better pay attracts experienced judges and reduces errors.
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Board of Supervisors
Wuernas
Eaton
Barry
Mne
Calhoun County
Michigan
Assachtul
Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Migaias
Vormon
Fifteenth Circuit
Wayne County
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Mulliken
Grand Rapids Electric Light Company
Jackson County
Lonja
Cadillac
Kvart
Flint
Pere Marquette
Gatata
Alice Fields
Marie Coffinbury
St. Joseph County
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Reed City
John Slawson
Deerlake
Tawaa Strock
Kalamazoo Algae A Association
M. B. Church
T Rivera
Miss the Torrents
Torrent & Arms Lumber Company
E Post
Tribune
E Supreme
Mra. L. Vanderberg
Grand Haven
van Buren County
A. B. Her- ToDs-SproDpry
Manistee
Ann Carleson
Billy L
Democratic Party
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Petosky
John Gardner
Sebaeta
Dr. Pierson
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S. V. R. Lepper
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Rygate
Knoxville
Whitney
Barnum
Eva Jewett
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Westminster
South Bend
Fahey & Whalen
Martin Block
E. W. Potter
Dwyer & Wony Arrow
Potter's Restaurant
H.W. Potter
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State Street
W. Smith & Co
James
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