Victory for Republicans in Michigan Elections and Legacy Figures
A Michigan spring election produced Republican wins across the state. Notable outcomes include Joseph J. Moore's Supreme Court victory by a large margin, GOP gains for university regents, Milnes elected in the third district, and Wayne County's sweeping GOP majority. The article also notes incomplete amendments, shifts in mayoral races in Grand Rapids and Lansing, and a critical look at university funding debates. It closes honoring Samuel F. Smith, author of America, with a Boston testimonial benefit reflecting national sentiment.
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Michigan
Joseph J. Moore
Justice of Supreme Court
Milnes
Todd
Calhoun County
Tadd
Kalamazoo County
Grand Rapids
Watkins
J. M. Turner
Lansing
Wayne County
Board of Supervisors
America
Samuel F. Smith
Harvard
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Demoralized Democrats seek another trial on free silver
In a sweeping critique, the writer condemns the Democrat Party for wrecking national business with free trade experiments and warns they will not be allowed back to power. The piece notes Bismarck’s eightieth birthday and global praise, brighter financial signals from March bank statements, and Queen Victoria’s support for woman suffrage in South Australia as a worldwide trial of suffrage.
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Ways and Means Committee
House
Legislative
UW Pivers
Campbell
Democrat Party
Democrat
Bismarck
Empire
National Bank
Victoria
South Australia
Court Denies Toledo And Northern Michigan Intervention
An opinion handed down in the United States Circuit Court in Cincinnati denies the request by Toledo, Ann Arbor and Northern Michigan to intervene in foreclosure. The road will be sold next week as proceedings proceed. The piece also notes education bills and political convention notices, with local club meetings and church service changes included among upcoming events.
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United States Circuit Court
Cincinnati
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern Michigan Company
Fashion and theatre notes from a New York weekly
A collage of April fashion for hats and gowns from Gouey’s, opera and stage casting updates, and fashion-forward details. Notes on a new comic opera Caliph, stage plans for Mansfield, and Paris ballet Salome plus brief social quips and jokes from multiple papers.
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Josephine Mall
Murry Smith
Ludwig Englander
Letrott
Willan Farst
Nooser
Baglandee
Salome
la Late
Paris
Puller
Harry Brown
Charles Frohwan
Louise Beaudet
Hillary Bell
New York Proas
Richard Mansfield
New York
Jost Ox
Irving, Troe, Alexander and
Hate
London
Mansfield
Harrigan
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Gratiot County Printing Company
Rustatiioery Alma
Second Clans
M. Everdete
Baylies
Hisitor
Rey
ublNeans
National Republican League
Cleveland
Pparaty
A. W. Lindholm
Woman's Club
We. G. Carey
C. A. Davis
Walter Scott
the Baptist
St. John's Church
TLENT
McAllister
King
Christ
Young People’s Society
St. Louis Society
Baptist Church
Bethesda
Tt. H. Sherard
McClure
DuMaurier
Godey's
E. Pollasky
Clothier
Robert Inge
Africa
F. W. Wendt
W. A. Cooper
Edgar Fawcett
Francis Aymar Matthews
Gouey
Lafayette
Lace
Houston Court
Jinaen
New York Weekly
Ing
Chicago
Boston
Kate
Tommy
Cincinnati Tribune
Sputta
Ani
Brooklyn Lite
Hla
Misa de Pahrow
Washington
Teeseney
Mill Stage Carpenters
OL Wilvok
Monagur
Mer
Dhuiby Sear
Poatub
Tater Ocean
Pont Moon
Vier
Teih
Nike Iterty
Sally Siydige Widy
Letty Letuaver
New York World
Lauraon Gee
A. S
Justice of the Peace
Vermeulen
Alma, Mich
DR. W. Kelly
Business College
Ake
Phrenological Journal
Helter Miethers
Power & Wind Co. Publishers
Fast Onet St., New
Arec
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