Senatorial Convention and Republican caucuses of 1890
Report on Republican delegates chosen to meet in Homer for the Seventh District Senate nomination and party caucuses across Marshall and other towns to select delegates for the state and county conventions. Mentions James O'Donnell as congressman nominee for Michigan Third District and Burrows nomination in Fourth District. Notes on political context, health and land issues, and agricultural concerns cited by O'Donnell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Mich
Branch
Calhoun
Homer
Austin School House
Eckford
Town House
Leo
James O'Donnell
Michigan
Woo
Kalamazoo
Donnell
Congress
Ple
Lord
Otder
Odonnell
Uncle Sam
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Delaware
Protection or Bree Trade Debate Over Tariff Policy
A long piece contrasts Protectionists and Free Traders on tariffs. It argues protection sustains American employment and higher wages, promotes domestic manufacturing, and preserves independence in peace and war. Free trade is shown as eroding wages, shifting work abroad, and yielding dependence on foreign markets. The text cites Jefferson, Clay, Lincoln, Cobden, Gladstone, and Cleveland to frame the policy choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Jefferson
Clay
Lincoln
Cobden
Gladstone
Cleveland
Marriage Licenses and an Odd Ad Section
A long column lists numerous marriage licenses with couples and residences across Battle Creek and surrounding towns including Frank J. Brainerd and Nettie D. Holmes, Ferdinand Morse and Mary Martin, Will Schivencer and Linda Kissenger, and many others. The page also includes medical ad copy for Dr Miles nervous relief and a heavy tonnage of patent remedy pitches, with mentions of Elston's drug store and Hyde druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Brainerd
Nettie D. Holmes
Battle Creek
Ferdinand W. Morse
Minnesota
Mary Martin
Will Schivencer
Climax
Linda Kissenger
LeRoy
Chas
H. Dorman
Georgia A. Jenkins
Frederick Jos
Zanger
Laura
Rosella
Mars
Marshall
Ennis
Maynard
Homer
Julia F. Wright
Bitchfield
Edwin van Winkle
Alyvena Schutt
Batule Creek
Thomas Mareety
Oliver
Alice Durnin
Iso i. D. Whitaker
Susan Trethrick
Batte Creek
Wm. J. Francisco
Athens
Lille M. Burgdorf
Fred D. Atebbins
Christina BE. Bleasdale
Castoria Nostalgia in Fragmented Rhyme
A garbled verse sketches Castoria nostalgia with altered names and brief references to Castors and Castoria. The fragmentary text hints at product or brand repetition amid nonsensical substitutions and a mention of a subscription prompt.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marshall City
al Firs Ward
Wani
Newton
Pennfield
Sheridan
al Tekonsha
G. F. Snyder
Republican County Committee
Republi
C. J. Easton
Nittee
James M. Turner
William 8. Linton
Washington Garnder
Joseph ED. Moore
Theron F. Giddings
State Laws Office
John G. Berry
Assoc
Ior
Benjamin W. Huston
Orr Schurtz
State Board of Education
James M. Ballou
the Pipeline Court
Edward Canill
Dist
Alfred Milnes
1St Ward
Brown & Patterson
Elias Heseitt
Ad Ward
C. Miter
4Th Ward
J. M. Hatch
William Ball
Edwin Ballay
Werepskspay
Sen. J
Burrows
Kerpublicans
Fourth Dist
Wes
Senate
Maine
Speaker Reed
Milew
Elston
Louse
G. H. Greene
W. A. Thomson
Columbus
Wis
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Dbuttslo
Miles
Hyde
Eowly Mango
Nick
Castoris
Castoria
Abe
Drake
YelBarp
Sharpateen
Bables
Babba
Verona Road
Kama
Eyes
Enghend
Richard Conley
Dons eServe
Office OF
Telegraph Dispatch Co
Stuart
Marshall, Michigan
Timothy Shanahan
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