Battle of Ballots The Victory of Republicans
Washington thin town tally shows Republican victory with elected officials including Supervisor John Metuaie Clerk Geo Blucher Treasurer Hiram Havene Highway Commissioner Orin Ranger and two justices Meury Ko Mowich and Alexander McCunig amid vacancies.
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European Shop Window Tricks Abroad Inspire U.S. Retailers
The article notes Americans abroad rarely approve of shop window stunts while Europeans enhance storefronts with eye catching displays. It cites London Paris Antwerp and Brussels examples including waterproof shoes in water candle lit windows and a Paris safemaker hammering a safe to draw crowds. It also mentions crowds at perfume depots and the Eiffel tower motif in Paris windows. The piece adds New York retailers starting to imitate these foreign tactics.
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New Lock-Joint Brick Promises Stronger Wall
Pittsburg item introduces a brick called the lock-joint said to form stronger walls than ordinary bricks. It requires no heading couries or wallties to bind and is more economical. Bricklayers can lay 1,000 of these per day versus 1,700 of the old shape, yet the lock-joint is twice the size, making the economy evident.
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Cleveland converts to supporting income tax in Debs case coverage
Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland shifting to view the income tax as acceptable. Attorney General Olney argues for federal action to suppress strike disruption and uphold inter state commerce, while Supreme Court decisions on the Debs case loom near adjournment in May. Pension increases and a proposed international monetary conference also surface amid Senate leadership maneuvering over finance committee chairmanship between Sherman and Morrill.
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Age of Consent Debate Drives Michigan Policy Shift
Michigan Senate tightens age of consent to seventeen amid broader public school reforms and scrutiny of legal credit arrangements. The debate targets antiquated debt laws and the enforcement gaps seen in preferred creditors while lawmakers probe fraud schemes and adjust university funding.
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State Ticket Elections Spark Large Republican Showing
The article reports widespread Republican strength in state ticket races with estimated majorities around 60,000 in many districts, citing winners like Milnes in Congress and various city aldermen races. It notes results across Michigan cities including Battle Creek, Jackson, Flint, and Saginaw, plus mentions a misconduct case and local civic items.
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State appropriations and ballot decisions for income tax
A garbled report discusses appropriation changes and proposed ballot actions. It references a state bill, an official who may oversee perpetual pension changes, and potential votes on financial allocations. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
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