SORROWS Ne ral GEE for school board candidates
A scrambled list of candidates and offices includes A WILSON for Van Buren County Com of Taxation JOHN G BARRY for Probate RGR INGERSOLL for County Clerk J GREGG for Deeds etc Ephraim Marble for Prosecuting Attorney and D Weeks for Circuit Court Count’s County Surveyor page in a damaged OCR segment listing names and posts the reader must infer.
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Ral. Gee
Pattengill
Itender Board of Aducation
A. Wilson
van Boress
Com
Tana Sion
John G. Barry
Beero County
Ingersoll ¢ Berti
D Walkinahaw
J. Gregg
Coun’ -Ephraim Marble
Calhoun County Republicans nominate slate for county offices
The Statesman notes Calhoun county Republican nominees chosen at a recent gathering in this city. Probate Judge Inglesoll, Sheriff David Walkinshaw, County Clerk William Gregg, Prosecuting Attorney C Scott Clark, and circuit court commissioners M D Weeks, Geo W Nichole, and coroner candidates Harvey Merrill and Leonid Gillette are profiled with emphasis on past service, military records, and party loyalty.
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Calhoun’ County
Statesman
Hagle Opéra House
Thuavedey
Calhoun County
Yngersoll
Michigan
Ala
Ingersoll
Battle Creek
Detroit
Hilledale College
J. H. McGowan
Coldwater
Mich
Branch County
Clark
Misa Clara J. Watson
Wrcuit Court
M. D. Weeks
Albion
Weeks
Asia
Mr. Weeke
Fairfield
St. Joseph County
Monroa Co
N. Y
Delaware
Cornell University
Ithica
Geo. W. Nichole
Bedford
Rochester
Chicago
City of
Order of F
A. M
Jan Knight Templar
Harvey M. Merrill
Monroe County
Milch
Mr. Merrill
Harvey
Marshall
Leonid Gillette
Lexington
Department of U. of i
McKinley Tariff Report Prompts Mixed Reactions
The Peck tariff study shows wages rising across sixty seven industries and a net wage gain of 6.88 million dollars to 1890, with production up by 31.8 million in 1891. It notes 85,000 workers gaining higher pay while many unions report declines in strikes, and it questions tariff harmony with the Democratic platform.
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Peck
Chicago
Campbell
Joatancesa
Bureau
New York
Rioting in Pittsburgh and New York Recalled in Memoir
A vivid letter by Joseph Howard in the New York Recorder recounts 19th century mob violence. It contrasts Pittsburgh riots of 1877 and New York 1808 with brutal killings and police failures, noting soldiers and firemen defending officials and the need for decisive law and order.
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Homestead
Paris
National Guard
United States
Pittsburg
New York
O'Brien
Thia
Joseph Howard
New York Recorder
The
Times
Cohen
New York Express
Express
Howard
Aral
Joe Howard
Pennsylvania
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Elso
Walkinahaw
Convis Township
David Haa
Missouri
Morrill Horge
Hig
Pambent
Gregg
Gelboun County
Clarendon Township
Michigan Central Rail 1
Homer
C. T.M
U. S. Infantey
Mart Dle
Raise
6Th Michigan
Stone Fiver
Awanta
Murfreeabord
Madison
Libby
Marble
People’. Party
Hicket
Ingham County
Democrata
People’s Party
Gyorae Wintray Curtis
Harper's Weekly
Bis
Livingston
B. C
Independence
Neuty Hayks
United State
Lavor Statistica Peck
Boston
Cyrus Field
My. Field
Bosley
O Keefe
Bowers
J. 5
New Furniture Store
Opera House
Hanover Street West
Opera Hovee
State Street
Edgar G. Brewer
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