Maine Vote Results Show Largest Republican Lead in State
Sept 12 Lewiston Maine reports Cleaves 67 047 Johnson 28 903 Aussey 2 40 Bateman 4 808. Republican plurality 68 034, up 1 860 from 1892 while Johnson falls 23 755. Dingley wins second district by 10 100, Reed elected to Congress by about 10 000, Frye to be re elected. Court lists licenses and a September calendar with numerous criminal cases and nineteen divorce actions.
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Pottawattomie Indians plan October camp meeting
Fragmentary report notes Pottawattomie Indians of Athens who are Methodists plan an October camp meeting with visiting preachers and attendees from Walpole Island. Local controversy centers on Coldwater and Hillsdale parade tensions linked to prohibition era themes. An unrelated street incident in Olney ends with animal attacks and property damage.
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Local Life Notes From Marshall And Beyond
A Marshall observer recalls a game between Bellevue and Marshall clubs, praises the ball, and notes the fan’s plans to attend future games. The Chronicle laments barrel shortages and humorously blames a local ad for stirring calls for more barrels. The public schools report 725 pupils, with 110 in high school and 25 from outside the district. St Marys School enrolled 125. The county fair is advertised with extensive programs and a push to boost county prominence. Local events include a Bellevue visit, a missed game, cyclone reports from Marengo, and weddings, monu ments, and farm news. The Statesman marks its 65th year, and various civic notes cover social visits, police actions, and farming ads.
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Enterprising Ohio pastor resigns to resume studies
In Calhoun County a farewell sermon marked the departure of Rev. McReynolds from the Christian church to rejoin college studies. A Hillsdale College student will fill the pulpit during the pastor’s absence and the church votes to tidy affairs before the circuit court session on Monday.
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Local notes and upcoming events in brief
John Whalen sinks lower as county fair dates unfold Sept 25 27 and 28. Water works question fate discussed amid regional concerns. Battle Creek faces several scandals on the agenda. Jackson Indiea cleared 1500 from a charity show. Kalamazoo Pythians plan a duty house at Galllake. John Newton sold his place on teenstrest to Lena Adams. Knights of anything discuss dropping opera this coming winter.
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New Crop Prompts War on Prices
A garbled note references new crops arriving and rising costs. Mentions Caifeas and Hatters with unclear meaning. Indicates market pressure and consumer confusion as buyers rush to purchase before price increases. Contains multiple misspellings and fragmented phrases.
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