Mills for Governor and Labor Party Platform
The State Union Labor Party met in Detroit on January 1 to nominate electors and adopt a platform. The conference condemned mortgage distress, called for tax reforms, railroad taxation, direct government control of key industries, and protection for soldiers and labor. Delegates listed include Mills, Marrin, McAlister, Winne, Rowe, and others. Valentine A. Sigh and John Herron among nominees. The convention elected electors and adjourned after designating the executive committee to finish platform details.
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CAIN S AWFUL DEED AT DETROIT SALOON FATAL QUARREL
A Detroit saloon near Riopelle and Alfred streets saw a fatal quarrel over beer payment. Charles Wagner returned with a revolver and killed his brother Juba after a crowd dispersed, prompting police action and a Grand Army notice about events and trains. The report also covers oblique notes on veterans, a mysterious death, and Prof. Elisha Jones's death.
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Local notes on deaths and civic events in Coldwater area
A jumble of brief items reports a missing man found dead near Carleton, a verdict of suicide by insanity, local civic gatherings, school plans for a Hackley library in Muskegon, and various incidents from Coldwater to Grand Rapids including reunions, company moves, and county notices.
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Sunk at Sea Hundreds Drowned on Two Vessels
Report of a maritime disaster recounts the loss of seventy two passengers and seven crew aboard the Geiser after a collision with Thingvalle and heavy fog. The Wieland stood ten miles away.救 transfers of survivors were made amid rough seas, while the Thingvalle was damaged and unable to proceed. Also referenced is a will case involving Sheridan.
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Congressional Debates Highlight Treaties and Army Bill
The House discussed the Seath fatorios treaty and Me Harrison position amid debate on the treaty. The fortifications appropriation bill was debated with a vote pattern showing a quorum issue and shifting motions. In the Senate a bill restricting obscene libel in coverings passed, with penalties and a focus on the factories treaty and pension questions. The day featured varied actions including motion for the previous question and calls for a quorum.
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The New Party First Annual Convention Proceedings
The Ort national convention of the American party met in Washington with delegates from territories. Key figures predicted an American supremacy era, while policies favored naturalization limits, deportations of criminals, and strong border control. positions supported free technical training for American children, naval expansion, and expeditious presidential nominations.
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Curtis Wins Nomination at Nominating Convention
The convention nominated T. Curtis of New York after California and District of Columbia backed Hewitt. General Curtis was later declared the nominee by unanimous vote with Judge Grover Cleveland receiving similar unity before adjournment.
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Succeed Sheridan A Sketch Of His Career From Civil War
A long profile traces General Sheridan’s rise from West Point to key Civil War commands. It covers his early teaching at West Point, his wartime leadership in the Army of the Potomac, and later roles under Grant. It notes his talent, dignity, and reputation, and laments the passing of a prominent commander.
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