Republican state and district conventions listed for Michigan
The text notes forthcoming Republican conventions across Michigan counties and districts, naming delegates and meeting dates. It references the Eleventh District Republican Delegate Convention in Mount Pleasant, and a separate district meeting to select electors and alternates for the National Republican Convention. It includes discussion on legislative issues and cites Me Kaufman Milling Co. data on reciprocity treaties and Cuba trade, plus a note that Ex-Senator George A. Steel is a leading candidate for state treasurer with county support.
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Peleach
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Thureday
Noe
Hoege
Hou
Louie James Mosthalam
Dennis Balward
Chateriat
Michigan Isles
St Lottie
Missouri
Antrim
Roscommonsco
Charlevoix
Me Kauffman
Kauffman Milling Co
St Louis
Cuba
Porto Ries
Spa Party
George A. Steel
Mr. Steel
Gratiot County
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Our Candidate for Congress William A Leet
William A Leet, born in Ovid Michigan on March 1, pursued early schooling there and palates trade at 15. He moved to Nebraska briefly in 1859, studied law, returned to Michigan, and was admitted to the Supreme Court of Michigan. A Republican Gratiot county prosecutor, renominated and reelected with large majorities, he is presented as a capable, ardent candidate and fine orator ready to serve in Congress.
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Congress
William A. Leet
Ovid
Clinton County
Mich
Nebraska
Peuerdess
Michigan
Fess
Supreme Court of Michigan
Gratiot
Tedeher
The Process of Legislation in Congress
During the current session 180 for, 7 010 bills have been introduced in the House and 2055 in the Senate with several hundred more likely before adjournment. Most measures lack importance and will not reach serious consideration. The passage path from introduction to final action is long and uncertain, with many chances to stall in committees and calendars.
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Congress
House
Senate
Teygan
Rabbi Lynis Growman Discusses Sociology and Charity
The Detroit Rabbi lectured in the college chapel on the science of sociology, defining it as studying man as a social being and environment. He split the field into pathology and philanthropy, condemning indiscriminate charity and urging scientific, preventive social treatment to curb poverty. The talk drew applause and sharp exchanges.
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Lynis Growman
Temple Beth el
Detroit
College Chapel
Ile
Twe
Weather Signals At Tinker And Hunnah's Mill
A damaged OCR fragment describes whistle coded weather signals for a mill, noting a repaired clock and a sequence of long and short blasts to indicate weather, temperature, and forecasts. It explains repeating the chant for reliability and timing gaps to avoid mishearing in variable winds.
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Tinker & Hunnah
Mate
Tadione
Sake
Women in Pittsburg pledge to abstain from liquor at home
About two hundred women from nine denominations in Pittsburg adopt a pledge to avoid any refreshments containing liquor in their homes and to not patronize eateries or desserts using liquor. The editor notes progress and disgrace of the nineteenth century while referencing Armenia.
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Pittsburg
New York
Armenia
Painting Papouses A Californian Artist Describes Her Method
Grace Hudson, a California artist famed for portraits, explains her painting process in a studio scene. The narrative follows her as she works through drapery and shading while a superstition laden dialogue centers on a boyias encounter, culminating in a discussion of the moral weight of artistic influence and the responsibility for a sitter’s fate.
Fragmented verse glimpses of a European beadle tale
A distorted OCR fragment narrates a scene with a hatter and a mysterious exchange. A man and an acquaintance discuss a debt or barter while a hatter warns and questions. The text references a lean toward fate, a perilous point, and a strange gesture involving a belt or strap.
Foley's Sarsaparilla: New Spring Tonic Promised
An advertisement touts Foley's Sarsaparilla as a spring remedy and tonic. It urges readers to try Foley's product for renewed energy and wellness, presenting claims of cleansing and vitality.
Fragmentary Verse Fragment Reconstruction
A garbled OCR style text presents a poetic fragment about selecting purity and order, contrasting correct choice with mistakes. It hints at a rustic or dialect tone, with phrases about wheat from chatt and good from lad, suggesting moral or social judgment themes in a fragmented form.
Unclear Entry: Bet Subscriptions Noted August 10
Fragmentary OCR notes show a dated bet subscription on August 10 with garbled vendor names and values. Key entities are unclear due to transcription errors, leaving insufficient verifiable details for a full summary.
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