Editorial Notes on Mexican Politics and Major Figures
The article discusses confusion over Mexican politics with Harper's Magazine offering portraits of Mexican leaders. It notes.Super ALLEN Moner as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate and suggests he should run to show how his large 80,000 majority reflects popular support. It also mentions a peaceful Spain Germany rupture resolution and Spain's cautious territorial loss reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Moner
General Grant
Blege
Vicksburg
Lew Wallace
General McCook
Vicknburg
Grant
Cuylor Hamilton
Couke
Gaines
William Cloyd
Garrizon
Eglor
Connecticut
Schwatka
Alaska
Columbia
Fort Selkirk
Howell Coninues
Froedsuan
Eri Abe
Hs Silent Sect
Death of Hon Charles Upson at Coldwater
The passing of Honorable Charles Upson last Saturday at his Coldwater home draws deep regret from neighboring counties. A longtime leader of the Republican Party in Michigan, his loss will be felt in Branch County for years. Political tensions bubble across Michigan with unrest in Port Huron Detroit Ann Arbor Kalamazoo Coldwater Grand Rapids Jackson and Charlotte while Marshall shows signs of turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choa. Upson
Coldwater
Branch County
Port Huron
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Kalamazoo
Grand Rapida
Jackson
Charlotte
Marshall
Genesta and Puritan Race For Queen's Cup Draws Interest
The race between the English cutter Genesta and the American swift Puritan draws strong excitement. Americans hope the Puritan will prevail to prove domestic shipbuilding progress. Preliminary trials hint Puritan leads, but no result until the finish.
City Officials Busted in Saturday Gambling Raid
In Jack, excitement runs high as police raid a gambling den Saturday evening. Among the players were two city officials whose bold gamble now puts them in a precarious position. The crowd recalls the saying Be sure your sin will find you out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Murehai
Hall of Learning
Éyatera
Bia
Fnto
Uniform Licenses for Book Agents Protect Local Merchants
Cities in the state require liveried book agents to solicit subscriptions to be treated like peddlers. License fees support home industry and municipal government. Merchants taxed for public ventures should be protected from traveling hucksters, a practice recognized by hamlets with graduated license codes.
Board debate on publishing county proceedings in newspapers
Residents and farmers back a plan to publish Calhoun County board of supervisors proceedings in Albion Batels Greek and Marshall papers. The argument centers on cost, access for twenty thousand residents, and fair treatment of local graduates seeking teaching jobs amid alleged favoritism toward outsiders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laat
Waa Toade
Board of Supervisors
Albion
Batels Greek
Marshall
Blooka
The Statesman Presses Faithful Republican History
In its forty-seventh year The Statesman recalls its republican advocacy from Fremont to Blaine, praising Union victory, stable currency, and protective tariffs. It acknowledges a recent political setback but reaffirms faith in 1888 victory, thanking readers and soliciting continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur Starkeman
Ain Gf
Republican Party
Fremont
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Blaine
Kansan Politician Denies Ohio Gaudy Revival Claims
Japox Fonaker, Republican candidate for Ohio governor, disputed Democratic claims of an economic upturn in a Portsmouth speech. He cited declines in wool prices, coal wages in the Hocking valley, and rising unemployment, arguing the president should not call an extra congressional session to aid industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japox Fonaker
Ohio
Portsmouth
Hocking Valley
Congress
Press Opinions on Cart Branding and Reform Debates
A compilation of editorials debating the replacement of symbols on postal cards and the political clash between Republicans and Democrats. It cites statements from the Indianapolis Times and the Philadelphia Press, noting Sherman’s tactics and the press’s call for fair play and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jefferson
Goddess of Liberty
Democratic Party
Indianapolis Times
John Sherman
Ohio
Sherman
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Dartisan
Health reports show illnesses across Michigan in early September 1885
Reports to the state board of health from 81 regular observers across Michigan list illnesses such as diarrhoea intermittent fever neuralgia rhinitis cataracts coneumptings tonsiling and cholera morbus as the leading causes of sickness during the weekend ending September 5 1885, as reported by popular observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Lansing
Michiga
Santos
Political headlines mix in fragmented excerpted text
The garbled sentences reference Sherman and political shifts, with stray phrases about civil service rules and election timing in Philadelphia. The passage appears as a damaged OCR fragment offering no clear event, date, or outcome to anchor a concise summary.
Arc Amateur Notes Septembers Designs for Needlework
LITERARY NOTES The Arc Amateur for September highlights charming Geure designs for linen sketching embroidery and monograms plus metal work and altar cloth borders. Frontispiece by James Symington The Duet features pen work by Oughton Bridgman Moran and Knight. Also notes Amateur Photography articles portraits scene painting and embroidery. Wide Awake price 45 cents with Gan Grant portrait by Mrs Jeanie Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arc
Ching
Prigsroma
James Symington
Oughton
Bridgman
Moran
Knight
Gan
Grant
Jeanie Benon Fremont
Nentucket Beach
Hassani
Richard Leander
Lungren
Tennyson
Crater
Schwatke
Lindham
Mary BE
Kine
Thomas Wales
Will
A. D. T. Whitney
Brooke
Champney
Fremont
California
Bret Marie
Db, Lothrop & Co
Jonton
The Battle of the Third Cousin and Sep Century Contents
A long review of the September issue features Frank Wi Brookton tale The Battle of the Third Cousin and a string of essays and papers by various authors. It highlights moral tales, humorous pieces on crabs and nicknames, and extensive illustrated plates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas
Frank Wi. Brookton
Bophig Bwett
Peerie
Canada
Bay
Wall Street
Bea
Holder
Enry Srodarick Steddel
BP. Roe
J.T. Trowbridge
Schubert
Bach
Wagner
Edmund Alton
Polaworthy
Elbeidge Kinguier
Alfred H. Sterner
Drak
Kuen
Monke
Birch
M. L. D. Walaan
Walter Hubbett
American Agriculturist issues many farm topics and a grand index
The issue features numerous horticultural and farm articles on farm scenes cattle tools vegetables and flowers plus household dishes and a hundred two thousand twelve hundred lists including four hundred counties. It notes engravings and a broad variety of illustrations and a price of 1.50 per annual issue or 16 cents per single issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennatt
Bes
Dakota
Household Department
Sage
P.O
Humbug Colomna
Pabinhata American Agriculturist
Broadway
Women Endorse Dr Pierze’s Favorite Prescription Widely
A fragment from a sale or advertisement claims three men on a jury would disagree with the merits, but all women are unanimous that Dr Pierze’s Favorite Prescription is the best remedy for chronic diseases, weakness, and complaints peculiar to women. It promises to transform the pale, haggard woman into one with sparkling health and a ringing laugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierze
Unhappy marriages blamed on free-range human covens
Anezchsugehaya claims nine tenths of failed marriages stem from human covens roaming society. He links most modern diseases to impure foods and liver issues, causing scrofula and lung consumption with sores and skin disorders. He touts Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and mentions Blond food as a popular druggist suggestion for blood nourishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Golden Medical
All Hess
Deuggista
Golden Seal Bitters and Other Remedies Ad
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Balaam throat remedy with money-back guarantee, and lists Gold en Seal Bitters as a blood purifying liver and kidney remedy. Also promotes Hale and whisker dye and various patent medicines with prices and agency claims by Elston & Amlar and A. D. Schuy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elston & Amlar
A. D. Schuy
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Seth Lewiath
Seth Lewis
Wien Bi
Lewis
Eeepee
Terma
Pat Yeat
Marshi Agai
Harper's Magazine
Mexico
Spain
Germany
Isaac Walton
Youvine
Clyde
Liverpool
New York
Ibune
Tadiasipolis
poatoBices
Ayer
Aurorine
Atore
A.O. Hyde
Bale
Sleno
Kilin Corns
Pike
Dean
United States
Geo.h.lothe
Grinwold St
T Nitch
E. Murray
Jackson, Mich
Hall
Weatherford
Shicage
Agltest
Theney
Cee
Tailcmeo
Cass
Catarth
Halls Catarch Cure
He Cheney
Eles
F. Sweetzer
Maine Medical School
Brunswick
L. J. Addison
Aten
Caxany Pedros
Ghieege
St. Ayer
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
All Druggista
Lacry
Justice of the Peace
RK J. Mahsmalg, J. D
Omle
Deora Waat
FortaMeg
Lindp
North Lagle St
Ike
Poote, UM. D
Wm. Smith
Boot and Shor
Cereesco
Agriwag
Beach's
James M. Parsons
Gfiba
Atate St
Mourahalt
Beach
Ega
Siepren Prat I
Micr
Adaiaripaorsi Say
Busee
Wearn
Gernorr
Old
Amith
Brypot
Stratton
Sbencerian
Mayhew Furman
Ixelya Pesca
Ingersoll
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