Reform and character in modern life and education
An edited reflective piece discusses human resilience, civic duty, and the ties between labor and capital. It contrasts personal growth with public responsibility, argues for disciplined virtue in government and industry, and notes the era’s lessons in promptness, brevity, and parliamentary methods. It urges clubs to link village papers with state Social Science networks and cites hospital decorum on public manners.
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S Mall Commanithea
Michigan union funds fall short amid board resignations
A Lansing directors meeting of the patron's commercial union of Michigan sparked a row over sinking funds and salaries. The group, with 1349 members, spent most dues on current expenses. key officers resigned after a deficit storm, with election to complete on Dec. 22.
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Patrons Commercial Union of Michigan
Lansing
Your Dubois Council
Kent
J. F. Taylor
Greenville
C. H. Morse
Carson City
Conklin
Moore
Taylor
A Serious Charge In Damages In Richford Case
Four Richford farmers face high profile damage suits in Kalamazoo with Jennie Hart suing George Walker for 10000 alleging trespass on July 14 while employed on his farm. Walker denies the charge as both sides hire specialists to contest the case. The state Grange convened, with Worthy Master Thomas More optimistic about growth and unity amid a 500-member year rise to about 11000 statewide. A fire near Cheboygan destroyed Ruck Quay & Sone’s mill, causing about 6100 in losses without insurance as a timber contract lingered. A Marquette Snow Show Clubhouse was burned uninsured for 2500, set by unknown assailants. the community reacts with anger. Charles Haldinge died instantly at Ishpeming when a mine shaft ship descended and struck him as it shifted on its trolly.
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Michigan
W. E Nellview G. Wilson
Petty Grand Marais
Alger County
John Brommer
Burtehville
Shsburo
Gore ‘Easson
Siitent Baptist Church
Notzell
South Prankford
Thompsonville
Hoe
Dock Brady
Putay Pitegerald
Kalamazoo
William Fox
Moxy
Bay City
Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Trowbridge
Benton Harbors
Cadillac
John Wilson
Judson
Calhoun County
Ino Reid
Capitol City
Kent County
Muckibat City
Ebartan
Detroit
Peulpeels
Eaiward W. Phillips
Kenneny and
Wileys
Lale Forest
LK University
Anna Berger Lyveb
South Carolina
Jackson
Matt Plink
Olaf Ericson
Hed Jacket
Ericson
Marguetta
Welvowy
John Verein
Marquette
Europe
Michael Bochkanan
Bliss - Yoo Auken
Saginaw
C. S. Dewper
W. L. Webber
Sofieur
Win
Matheson
Cheboygan
Grand Rapids
Wm. Faulkner
Grand Hayids
Western Union Telegraph Company
Albert Denning
Wowlerville
Prentiss Han
Wesley Ashley
Montague
Ashley
Chand Rapids
Capt
Manly
Olf
Palmyra
Jeff
Hull Run
Richford
Jennie Hart
George Walker
Richland
Rousoe
Walker
Snow Show Club
Charles Haldinge
Bnew
Winthrop Iron Mine
Ishpeming
Huldinge Ubtl
Ishpeming snow jail ready for first occupant
Around the state items note Ishpeming’s snow jail prepared for its初置 occupant while Michigan news mention Saginaw college closure diphtheria subsiding and a leprosy case found fake. Other items reference Amuro Conron Sagisaw machinist loss of arm Thomas Hutler suicide by self harm Harry Clark Ada and Sarah Best wed pledging vows Letitia Brows Pontine talon injury from climbing woodpile thirteen correspondents report cholera in southern Michigan L. G. Northup Milford died in Cincinnati on winter travel.
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Ishpeming
Jackson
Saginaw
Agricultural College
Clare County
Michigan
Amuro Conron
Sagisaw
Thomas Hutler
Joule Sue
Harry A. Clark
Ada
Sarah Best
Letitia Brows
Pontine
Sustalon & Keoiten
L. G. Northup
Milford
Cindaminsteao
Washington Letter The Vitty-second Congress Opened
The article reports the opening of the 52nd Congress with the Senate and House proceedings. It notes the oath of office for several members, the election of Charles F Crisp as Speaker, routine business, appointments and resignations, and various political and administrative items such as tariff views, post office actions, and a senate calendar. It mentions personnel changes, health concerns for Secretary Foster, and the Chicago Haymarket trial figures.
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Congress
Senate
Morton
Chilton
Texas
Reagan
Felton
California
Hearst
Proctor
Vermont
Edmunds
Call
Davison
Florida
Brive
Olio
Lang
Messia
Jones
Arkansix
Dubois
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Porida
Daydeon
Olagegett
Charles i Crisp
Last Granson
Milburn
Kerr War
Yoder Serge Arne
Ditton
Capitol
Crisp
Join T Walerian
Svudlot Manderson
Postooice Department
Highland Park
War Department
Lewis C. Overnan
Engineers Corps
Wrmy
Stewart
United States
United States Supreme Court
Fieldner
Schwab
Chicago
Joliet
Haymarket Nists
National Democratic
Gorman
Brice
Barbour
Foster
Springer
Illinois
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Ulysses S Grant
Arlington National Cemetery
Plunih
Manderson
Secretary of the Treasury
American and Chin husband chosen in Boston marriage
Miss Martha Costes a Boston teacher of drawing has wed Iter Tay H. Lae a Chinese man living in Boston. The ceremony drew prominent Chinese and American society members in Boston.
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America
Martha Costes
Protests in France Warn of Dangers to Republic
An antiquated note records town protest and remonstrances in France predicting grave harms to the republic. It cites a concern about a waning public would teach fourth class of a male students and mentions the German empire forming Leagues to preserve good habits among Prussian ladies.
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France
Republic
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