Republican nominations and local endorsements in Michigan
A 1897 Michigan notice endorses Charles D. Long for Justice of the Supreme Court and Charles Tuttle for reelection in Gratiot, with a letter praising O G Tuttle for his educational work in the county. Also mentions a local editor and publisher F Brown and a communications note from H R Parrescia.
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The
Supreme Court
Charles D. Long
Ingham County
Praia ‘Wivereit
Cook Iale
Dawg An
van Buren County
Letter of praise for O G Tattle from state official
Lansing February 2 1897 reads a letter to Mr F Pike Perrinton praising O G Tattle County Commissioner of Gratiot Schools. State Superintendent James E Hasonn commends his letter writing prompt reports and cheerful responsiveness.
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Lansing
Mich
GC. F. Pike
Perrinton
O. G. Tuttle
Gratiot County
Tuttle
H.R. Parrescia
F. Pike
O. G. Tattle
James E. Hasonn
Michigan Voters Face Salary Issue for Attorney General
The legislature proposes a constitutional amendment to pay the attorney general a salary of 3500, arguing it benefits the state and saves funds otherwise lost. Opponents decry prolonged unpaid service and urge voters to approve a living stipend to secure the office and protect citizens' rights. The piece also references President McKinley and his inaugural address as national context.
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Michigan
Supreme Court
Wayne County
Corporation Counsel
Detroit
Gov. Rich
McKinley
Wm. McKinley
Judge Long Seen As Ideal Supreme Justice Candidate
The piece reviews Judge Long as a strong, well qualified candidate with high integrity and a broad record. It highlights his stance on finance bimetalism taxation emigration civil service and merchant marine while praising his restraint on lynching and arbitration. It stresses experience, decisiveness and equity. The article casts him as superior to Cleveland in policy contrasts.
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Congress
Senate
Cleveland
Long
Repeal of game sale ban sparks local opposition
Alma editor warns Representative Vought that repealing the game sale clause would hand wild birds to a few market hunters, harming quail partridge and woodcock populations and depriving Michigan residents of sport and recreation. The note section lists local visits and a musical program at the Sanitarium with performances by Miss Hayes and others.
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Alma Record
Michigan
A. Mickelson
Dal
Chicago
Alma
W. A. Bertless
St. Clair
Pettyjohn
Griggs
Ransom Gillis
Detroit
Miss Hayes
Miss Gott
T. W. Roetger
F. D. Crane
Mt. Sterling
Tl. R. Hanson
W. A. 8. Graham
It Grows As a Cure for Count Spetion and Indigesion
Dr Caldwelle Pepsin grows rapidly in favor here introduced. Children love its taste and pleasantness. Trial size 100 regular size 600 1824 dollars.
Mavis and Dick Reunite Amid Confession of Love
In a fraught kitchen scene a woman named Mavis confronts Dick, her former lover, about forgiveness and future. He reveals a long held wish to marry her, and they drift toward a tentative engagement as they recall past vows and shared memories. The mood shifts between relief and doubt as a quiet promise edges into the air.
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Lef
Shkider
Oorte
Eveling
Strall
Bng
Linnuun
Mavis
Mirvie
Howie
Wechalr
Herlf
Aravely
Lennie
Juvne Avis
Celia Loelsive Toner
Verheden
Mike
Andy Maire
Maris Enoemme
Cotter
Locke
Dick Dick
Davis
Dick Armlys
Dick Armlys—Hear To Naise Tell You, Mavis Mavis
Cote
York
Quick
Thorne Mavis
Dick —Baxelmen
Vassar Girls Food Provisions Stir Campus Rumor
A New York Mail and Express reporter finds a downtown house supplying vast amounts of food to Vassar College girls, sparking debate on prices and the college’s daily needs. The piece notes extensive purchases over five years, with the vendor cautious about specifics while hinting at large quantities of produce and staples being consumed by the student body.
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New York Mail and Express
Sun
Priess
PSHM
Moston
Tour
Prohibition Fable Notes Weathercock and Fox Trap
A mix of rural village banter and fable dialogue centers on a Weathercock and a sly fox. Characters Harrie and Cleekenith discuss misfortune, while a donkey builds a trap to curb the fox. A king and parables illustrate clever reversals and anti prohibition themes. Morality tales weave through the Prohibition: Rap anthology by J W Bennegough.
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Ld Harrie
Aquelat Ha- Hyer
Bork Pion Hyed
Harrie
Jaquire
Grambly
Ares
Muders
Dion
Ireland
Aneria
Squire
Samson
Bartle
Shanghai
J. W. Bene Gough
Animal Color Preferences and Scent Response Observed
A study notes that birds of a species show marked dislike to purple scents and prefer certain pink or yellow flowers, with observers reporting consistency across individuals. An exception is a tabby cat drawn to a yellow scent, while dogs often show teeth and lip curling toward scented objects.
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Antothe
Leervanion
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