National 1Hour For Provident Candidates Named
A fragmentary list outlines Republican ticket items for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general superintendent of public instruction and others. Names include Levi TLATISON Morton Gilemd for quarterbacking posts, Cyrus J LCE, James MacDonald, GULAERT OMEN, and STEPHEN VO PROWINDOE among several figures. The text also references James G Blaine and a Detroit paper note about political swings in Michigan and the North South dynamic.
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Cyrus J
LCE
Gilemd
James 1
MacDonald
Gulaert
Omen
Detroit
Stacy
Groot L. Malta
Joseph Esta Book
Olivet
Shate Bount
Bataeation
Perry Powers
Cadiixe
Congress
Cletth
Aakunt
BLISS
al Large
Ky A. Algor
Wayne
Tiane Cappon
Kent
Eaward Burk
Junius B. Heal
Richard Bingman
Bourthi
W. Freeh
Tutth
On J
Leathers
Jas M. Turner
Sever
Jobes
Theanpants
Eliott
Nieth We
W. Caneaner
Hacry
Merrill
Perry Hanna
Morton’s aid to Ireland foreshadows a rising Irish vote
The Chicago Chronicle notes that Levi P. Morton aided Ireland by funding food for the starving. The piece frames the gesture as both material relief and a scriptural casting upon the waters, predicting it will rebound in a strong Irish vote.
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Levi P. Morton
Ireland
Chicago Chronicle
Wool prices rise as law prospects shift in market query
Damovratne managers deny link between wool prices and the Shite tart Dill. They note wool gains in Weston market from three to five ten pounds above level two weeks earlier, with price movements tied to political probability affecting lawmaking.
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Damovratne
Pew
Weston Market
Prohibition candidate Brooks praises rebel past and doubts voting support
The Missouri prohibition vice presidential candidate Dr. Brooks boasts of past rebel and slaveholding labels while thanking God he has never been a Republican. He expects to win union veterans and former Republicans who favor temperance, but the Flint Globe notes doubts about his appeal amid Mills bill debates and tariff contrasts. The New York Mail and Express challenges Democrats to justify North versus South trade votes as Tribune and Free Press debate policy.
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Dr. Brooks
New York Mail and Express
Michigan
Burt
Congress
Free Press
Tribune
Republicans Open Campaign in Saginaw with New Club Formed
Saginaw men returning from New York trips report broad defections from the Democratic side across the state. In Gloversville and Albany, Democrats shift stance. Brooklyn and Troy see liberals align with Harrison and Morton. A new Young Men's Republican Club forms at Alice with a formal charter and officers, signaling organized party effort.
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Saginaw Herald
Saginaw
New York
Buffalo
Cleveland
New York City
Albany
Gloversville
Troy Times
Troy
Thurman
Congress
J. M. Warren
Warren
Yor W
VanAlstyn c
Johny D. Spicer
James O' Neil
Pierce Kane
Stephen W. Barker
Burtis
Henry Lobdell
John Flynn
Gloversdale
America
Harrison
Morton
W. Morg
Firme Tohoex
John Scott
W. dl. Scott
Coles City
American Hosiery Mill
Charles F. Doyle
The
Anchor Hosiery Mill
David Akin
W. HO & D. Akin
W. H. Aging
W. T. D. Akin
da Fuld
Fuld & Boehlowit
Herman Boehlowitz
Fuld & Boelhlowitz
Detroit Free Press exposes failed meeting of Alma Young Men's Republican Club
A Detroit Free Press report recounts a late 19th century Republican gathering where speaker Hopking failed to inspire, attendees left in droves, and an uncertain club formation named Alma Young Men's Republican Club arose with perhaps forty signatories. The piece questions the truthfulness of the correspondent’s account and labels him a campaign liar.
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Difficultion
Hopking
Mt. Ewcaunt
B. Green
Go. P
Green
Alma Young Men's Republican Club
Detroit Fie Press
Sixth Annual Camp Fire of the Gratiot County G A L
Announcement of the sixth annual Camp Fire at Alma with 45 state tents and soldiers and sailors invited. Local officers listed and a public welcome issued for attendees and families, noting arrangements for meals and lodging in Alma during the event.
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Gratiot
Alma
de. Harting
Jitet Bay
Snp
Secord
Pirehbay
Henin
Metliie
Comainder
Jobin Shelf St. Lous
Seymour Adie
Trhiteau
Maj
A. Sweet
I. Sayles
Tthaca
Midi
Kress
Alina
Stirg
SB. Cisse
St.Louis
Village council minutes detail streets and tax actions
The Alma Michigan Common Council discusses funding for village shed storage and street construction. Motions cover ordinance drafting to curb youths after hours, transfer of funds from general to highway, and list posting for marshal duties. Multiple claims and highway orders are approved or referred, with clerk duties noted.
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Fort Attember
Anslat
Eillige
Smith
Thewkine
Yeas
Hawkins
Palfrey
Tinker
Movilly Trustes
Treasuer
Alma
Mich
Common Council
Moe
Pulfrey
Miawhini
Stith
Dice
Ae Sent
Montigel
Byuley
BR Lane
Gillman
L. Kehn
Wim
McKinzie
Tarek & Co
Johnson
Stark
Frank Cline
Eames
Ronk&Baughitainde
de BO
Winwlper
Joan W. Morton
Serview Com
Merritt
Work Water Works
Nesbitt
Kaya
James Dallas
Clow
AL Babike
A Tinker & Lancashire
Materiile
W. Wood
UN Water Works
Fliram Ailey
Miller Hire
E.N. Chadwick
Vor Sale
Alma Record
MMW Ree Lima
J. W. Morton
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National
For Provident
Benjamin Is Tlatison
Levi v. Morton
James G. Blaine
Zhan
Cleveland Luck
Philadelphia Press
Gen. Harrison
Claveland
Col
A. T. Bliss
Tim
My. Bliss
Flint
Thie County
Genesee County
W. Hopkins
Muunner
Demcratic
Tava
American Inter Rte
Wsroeutins
ATION
Young Men's Republican Club
Aiticle Myle
Republican Party
Artioln
John D. Spinney
Ralph Bly
Bert Wi Lee
M. Eventenn
Treas
P J. Harlin
We Hrown
F. Keln
W. M. Wilson
Goo
Cireen
Ward
Aegulat
Hinches
Ero
Wright, Schneider & Stuttz
Mile
Wien
James Moore
Ithves
Gratiot County
Miason
Warernor James U
Wallelivahl
E. .L Stark