Mirabeau the Statesman Who Shaped French Liberty
The article profiles Count Mirabeau as a pivotal yet misunderstood figure in the French Revolution. It traces his harsh upbringing, defiance of feudal privilege, and role shaping a constitutional path between absolutism and radicalism, guiding the Assembly with bold initiative and eloquence.
Mirabeau the Supreme Statesman of His Age
A sweeping judgment places Mirabeau against Both radicalism and monarchy. The essay traces his genius and flaws, arguing his single handed struggle could not save France yet foresees a future Republic rising from the Revolution’s ashes. It contrasts him with Pitt, Hamilton, Bismarck, and Gladstone as the century’s great political force.
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Commercial Printing At the Record Job Department
Mr. Campbell of 1224 West Washington Street endorses Copper's department claiming relief from long standing stomach trouble after trying various doctors and medicines. He reports immediate improvement from the first dose and now enjoys meals without distress for the first time in five years.
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State News Notes Update on Local Deaths and Fire
Dr E H Lathrop oldest homeopathic physician in Barry county dies of Brights disease. Charles Lambert of St Joseph harnessmeker struck by street car and dies from fracture skull. Donald Grant aged thirty one dies after accident while hunting near Kalamazoo. George J Robinson seventy pioneer resident, banker and lumberman of Alpena dies of pneumonia. former state senator. Charles Lambert of St Joseph struck by street car on right of way near Benton Harbor and dies. Lincoln Potter dwelling near Potterville burned for about $3,000 loss. Mrs Potter ill prior. Mrs William M Jones sister of C B Lewis dies in Lansing paralysis at sixty nine. Charles Burlingame of Sturgis dies of paralysis aged sixty nine. former editor of Sturgis Journal and Tecumseh Herald. Crawford Chair Co Grand Ledge sells 1,000 mahogany chairs for new Congress office in Washington. contract worth over $60,000.
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Barry County
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St. Joseph
Harnessmeker
Donald Grant
Kalamazoo
George J. Robinson
Alpena
Charlee Lambert
Benton Harbor
Lincoln Potter
Potterville
William M. Jones
C B. Lewis
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Hearing Set On Inheritance Petition For Mary Medler
Probate court in Alma schedules April hearing on petition to determine legal heirs and succession of Mary Medler. Judge Isaac Beaver oversees the proceedings with publication set for five weeks in the Alma Record. The case names the estate and seeks court guidance on rightful heirs and asset distribution.
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Humphreys Veterinary Specifics and Farm News
Ads for Humphreys Veterinary Specifics claim cures for horses cattle sheep dogs hogs and poultry with listed ailments and a note about a free mailed book. Also reported: Alea college acquires a 100 acre farm for industrial use with a general manager. Dodge Parkerson sentences a saloon keeper to ten days and a £25 fine. Arthur Oldfield sues George Catharin for $1,000 over a Detroit touring car collision.
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Jackson
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Detroit
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Flint
Alma College announces open enrollment options
Alma College in Alma Michigan invites admission to The School of Music The School of Art and The Commercial School with self paced instruction. Students may begin anytime and pay for what they take. For full particulars contact Lecy Albert P Cook in Alma Michigan.
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Local Medical Office Ad Notice in Halite Street
A fragmented notice advertises a medical professional and legal representatives. It mentions a surgeon in a corner location on Repertor Street and a viewing or contact period from 10 to 13 am. The item references attorneys and a potential petty matter in Uinta States. details are unclear.
The Thrice-a-Week World Offers Low Yearly Rates
The Thrice-a-Week World promises expanded news service and impartial political coverage. It touts a cheap annual price of 1.00 for 156 issues and a bundled offer with The Alma Record at 1.05 for one year. The ad also endorses a laxative medicine marketed as King.
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