Republican convention set for Eleventh District Michigan
The Republican convention for the Eleventh Congressional district of Michigan will be held at the court house in the city of Alma on September thirteenth, with delegates from Kalkaska, Leelanau, Montcalm, and other counties to elect a Congressional Committee and conduct district business. Secretaries note Kalkonka, jconota, Misstukee, and Montcalin among listed counties.
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Political slate and candidacy notes in Michigan region
The piece lists candidates and endorsements across Michigan for governor attorney general and other posts. It highlights C. W. Martin as a senator candidate and mentions Representative Whiting’s bid for Congress while noting he cannot win the governorship. The overall tone argues for aggressive local leadership and vigorous campaign energy.
Congress unlikely to pass tariff bill this session
The article argues Congress will not enact any tariff measure this session due to deep rifts between the houses. If so, the Wilson bill may never be considered in December, with lawmakers likely limiting changes to the McKinley law. It also notes shrinking veteran pension rolls as older, maimed ex-soldiers fade from the rolls.
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Reign of Anarchy Threatens Local Mines
Cadil lake the wayward unrest grips Lrouwoul upper portn sula endangering mines. Efforts to reopen iron ore operations to ease miners’ distress proceed amid low ore sale demand. Foreign strikers dominate, risking confrontation with locals. a prior relief drive raised nearly a thousand dollars in Cadillac last winter.
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Proclamation Satire Blasts From Chicago Inter Ocean
A humorous proclamation parades bold claims about ore output and state leaders, followed by a spoof edict from Evoxe Vestoresomm Dens predicting political upheaval, river rerouting, and army disbandment. The piece blends figures on iron ore production with a burlesque royal decree lampooning Grover Cleveland and U S governance.
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The Young Lady and Gentleman Compromise in Debate
A fragment from a 19th century stage dialogue shows the Young Lady calling for a vote on a compromise with a Young Gentleman. The scene ends with the curtain closing as the vote looms. A Washington Post quotation notes Western views on Spanish and Mexican women and flirtation, highlighting dated stereotypes and cultural curiosities.
Fragmentary Dialogue Reflects Odd Heroic Jest
The readable lines present a quirky exchange about a hero and a plan, with garbled names and phrases suggesting a playful or confused script. The fragment hints at performance notes, a proposed exchange, and a jesting tone without clear narrative closure.
Night Desk Sergeant Faces a Slug of Life’s Street Chaos
A New York precinct night desk sergeant, weary and weighty, enforces order from 6 to 12 PM. He handles petty to serious offenders, judges mercy, and guides vagrants, drinkers, and feuding neighbors through custody, shelter, and brief justice. The scene follows arrests, identifications, and the human toll around the desk.
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Lord Dressing and the perils of attention seeking fashion
A New York Telegraph note argues that bold dress attracts unwanted scrutiny and mortification. It warns that startling style can eclipse any points you have and reveal perceived defects. The piece advises avoiding attention seeking outfits to prevent social embarrassment.
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Water and Hedinent Catentation: Te his torts estimted
A garbled 19th century notice describes river markers and dredging measurements with references to a prize, a ship, and a depth of 940 feet. The text is partially legible but incoherent, mentioning a Louis Republic in relation to the event.
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