Fragmented Michigan notes mix disasters and daily life
A chaotic OCR summary shows fires explosions and storms, court cases and accidents across Michigan towns. Reports mention gas stove blasts, a Fort Gratiot man seeking advisory help, lawsuits, burns, unusual crimes, harvest of logs, political nominations, and various local incidents from Manistee to Ypsilanti with many named places and people.
Protective tariff defense from a 19th century policy debate
A speaker extols protective tariffs arguing they raise American production and farmer markets, contrasting with Democratic free trade. Cites history from 1784 onward, praising Morrill tariff, 1824 1828, 1842 1846 1857, and 1842 protective measures. Claims low tariffs harm industry, labor, and prosperity. asserts current policy best serves citizenship and civilization.
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Kapital 6
Fenita
Toinons
Democratic Party
M’aindey
Edward Atkinson
Washington
Pri
TWO ELOPEMENTS INDIANA TO MICHIGAN MYSTERY TO Montreal
Harold Jackson fled Indianapolis with Miss Misa Kirkland after less than a year of marriage leaving Mrs Jackson with a two week old infant. A telegram from Jackson said he would never return, heading for Port Huron then Montreal. His wife’s hopes fade as the couple vanish. Separately, Captain John McMillen of the City of Toledo schooner was found dead after the vessel sank with eight aboard near Pt Part. The ship lay bottom up as tugs worked to turn it.
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Wille
Nashvills
Jackson Carpentera
Carnegie Ninte
Plantes
Kalamazoo
Wms
Ypsilanti
Laster
Charlotte
Pricologe
Goquas Lake
Ofaitia Creek
Ypuer Helmick
Desarte Mis
Mer Busband
Caro
Harold Jackson
Misa Ravel Kirklemd
Jackson
Indianapolis
Baptist Church
Kirkland
Port Huron
Jack+son
Montreal
Jackson Haga
Manister
Mich
John McMillen
City of Toledo
Ile
Plers
Mystery of New York death solved by confession
George McKenzie, 14 to 18, confessed to pushing 15 year old Harry Quill into an alfalate shaft on Washington street after a February quarrel. Quill's body was found two months later. McKenzie said he was haunted by Quill's ghost and officer notes indicate possible mental strain from crime worry.
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New York
Harry Quill
Washington Street
George McKenzie
Quil
Quill
McKenzie
Fragmented News In Brief From Vague Events Of The Era
A Bristol lawyer J B Shackleford is reported stealing a law book while a search for a missing item continues. Rev Will Doane of Albany may replace George Curtis as chancellor of the New York University board of regents. A colored camp meeting attraction at Yocum's Grove in Bark county Pa is noted with Bobby Springer the regional exhorter aged 115. Westinghouse stockholders reelect officers amid strong year growth. A Cumberland Army monument near Widow Glenn’s house at Chickamauga will cost 35000 dollars. Charles Brooks a negro is hanged in Spokane for allegedly murdering his white wife. An explosion in Keaner’s Va power plant kills two and wounds six. D W Blaine, Pratt County Kan GOP candidate for legislature, is related to James G Blake and has lived in Pratt since county formation. Ebeo H Redding travels from Spring Valley N C to attend the Glovonovater reunion of absent sons.
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J. B. Shackleford
Bristol
Tenn
William Croswell Doane
Albany
George William Curtis
Board of
Regenta
University of New York
Yocum’s Grove
Barka County
Ja “Bobby
Springer
Papentiee County
Westinghouse Air Hrake Company
Pittsburg
Army of the Cumberland
Chickamauga
Glenn
Rosey
Theield
Charles Brooks
Spokape
W. Va
D. W. Blaine
Pratte County
Kan
James G. Blake
Pratseoneee
Waa
Ebeo H. Redding
Spring ‘Valley
Glonovater
Tariff Benefits Cited In Foster Speech On 1890s Trade
Secretary Foster cites Treasury findings on tariff effects during 1890 to 1892. The report shows a $51.9 million revenue rise, a surge in foreign trade value, and record export totals, with cotton and breadstuffs leading gains. It credits tariff reform for prosperity, higher wages, and lower prices for essentials.
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Trevenue
Trea
Tariff Law Gains Support From Independent Merchant
Special correspondents report George W. Betts of Devoe & Co., a long‑time wholesale paints and artists materials firm, now backs the McKinley tariff after observing its effects. He cites reciprocity opening new markets in Cuba Jamaica Porto Rico Brazil and more with tariffs 25 percent lower than England. He also praises the drawback clause enabling import of materials with duties refunded on export, arguing the tariff favors business over politics.
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New York
New Yorker
George
W. Betts
F. W. Devoe & Co
Fulton and
William Streets
Moeéers, Devooé& Co
Betts
Cuba
Jamaica
Porto Rico
Brazil
Mexico
England
Mr. Batts
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Tien
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Eddie
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Upper Peninsula
Aking
Dick Harcourt
Dan Dunn
Gomebody
Hoytville
Gpenter O. Fisher
J.L Hurst
Fet Bay City
Yisglaaiy Valley Mills
iAnnie Heavy
Bay City
House of Correction
George Kern
Dentor
Ewit
Elliott
S. M. Stepenton
Drexel Institute
Miphia
H. W. . & Beldington
B.O. Walker
Detroit
John Adama
Roots Grove
Codwater
Atreet
Joseph Enma Gast
Avi
Saginaw
Sanita
Chicago and Michigan Railway Company
Ioni
Baiy
Michigan “Central Railway
Ipany
Standard Oil’ Company
Belleville
Jennie Smith
Lansing Lasate
Batman
Frank Swindt
Milan
Man
St. Joseph
Gilbert Bronson
George P. Richardson
Ottawa
People's Party
Congress
Ros
Aia
Wasimaton
Secratary Foster
Treasury Department
Ohio
Bureau of Statistion
Westher
Foater
Foster
Mr. Foster
Brock
Atin
Highteenth
Dothia
Lovley,Ky
Warren
R. Warren
Warren Bros
Albion
Michigan
United States
Warren Bros. Buite
Irwin
Meadow Hiaper
L. Joslin, M.D