Republican State Ticket and Policy Anecdotes
Fragments cite Michigan political slate for associate justice and regents, with brew of editorials praising Republican prospects. Observations note population areas for two Dakotas and Montana, while discussing libel law reform and pension proposals for retired Supreme Court judges.
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The
Supreme Court
Claudius B. Grant
Houghton
Regenta
Michigan University
Charles 5, Draver
Saginaw
William J. Cocker
Adral
Lansing
Michigan
Confidence in Harrison Grows Through Campaign
The Omaha Republican notes early confidence in Mr. Harrison as he maintained calm under strain, delivered multiple speeches daily, and spoke frankly yet carefully. Delegations visited, his self composure never faltered, and a steady trust formed in his leadership and potential success.
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Mr. Harrison
Ife
Omaha
Oklahoma Territory described for citizens and future statehood
The description praises a new Oklahoma Territory of 28 million acres with mineral and agricultural wealth. It notes a healthy climate, favorable latitude for civilization, and potential statehood in a few years. Projected settlement includes 20,000 residents in six months and 50,000 in a year, with railroads and city building to follow.
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Oklahama
Oklahoma
Dakota
Terriory
Emigrant trade fuels tools and labor for five tribes lands
The passage notes the impact of emigrant outfits and farm implements on trade and settlement. It states 61,000 individuals among the five civilized tribes own 10,818,757 acres, about 335 acres per person, with titles to be conserved by the government and additional lands at $125 per acre.
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Five Civilized Tribes
Alma Village Ordinance Regulates Street Obstructions
Ordinance No 17 prohibits leaving wagons horses or vehicles in public streets or alleys unless in use requires tying animals bans placing stones lumber and other materials unless for building limits build obstruction to one fourth of street pending council permission sets 24 hour notice for removal and penalties up to 25 dollars or 30 days imprisonment clarifies duties of street commissioner and enforces water gutter clear passage in front of properties and public notices dated at Howell's Annotated Statutes alignment with local governance.
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Ville
Colne
Endl Ville
Thinigt
Pers
Persis
Quirties
Howell
Michie
Teachers Laamatione Tie Patlle Fantini for Gratiot Monty
Fragmented notice notes a teacher Patlle Fantini of Coardons to preside at a school event in Gratiot Monty with dates around Morels, Avril 20 and 27, and special items listed. Mentions exams, certificates, and officials like Gitte Tenw See, Bowed of Selwd Remiliars, in a mid 19th century context.
Alma Union Schools vote on school reforms in 1915
A letter from Alma Michigan dated March 11 expresses thanks for Legislative Journal and Macdonald Memoriam copies and urges adoption of Rhine voting machine, abolishment of mortgage tax, expansion of Kindergarten, township district plan, and minors’ cigarette prohibition, while opposing higher marriage license fees. Signed by members of the News Class and Civil Government Class and sent to HL Wood in Lansing.
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Dean Sin
News
Alma Union School
Legislative Journal
Can
VT OL Ags
NeWe
ObAwe
Jaden Artadne NoLaron le
Hanbrough
Dora Wood Woltie Bagert
George Slate
Thomas OF
Brn
Win Whison
Nellie Hilde
Adetin
Claude Forton
Grover
Toerbor
Mat Lie Coun
Anche Hyd
O.J. Stilwell
Inp Mainstett
A Missionary's Travels in Africa and Arnot's Cave City
Me F S Arnot a Scottish missionary travels across the Dari Continent from Natal to the Congo head streams. He lived among natives with gentleness, avoiding harm, and influenced locals by presenting himself as a friend. He describes vast cave dwellings in Garanganja, a subterranean city with tunnels and alleys, used for defense and daily life. Arnot plans to return to publish a detailed account and finds Garanganja a populous land for missionaries.
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Septchiman
F.S. Arnot
Dari
Msoirces
Upper Congo
Arnot
Reichard
Capella
Ivens
Natal
Benguela
Congo
Atlantic
Indian
Wil Dieputes
Sanders
Bite
My. Arnot
England
Garasganja
Royal Geographical Society
Garanganja
N.Y. Sen
New Style Vinegar Bitters touted as cure all remedy
An to be claimed patent nostrums promote New Style Vinegar Bitters as a universal cure, urging readers to buy a bottle from a local druggist. The advertises claims benefits for blood purification and nerve support, presenting testimonials and exhortations in a period tone.
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Tulwer
New Stade
Smd
Cineesyyne
Thier
Iuke
Pesistigiat
Ada Bordo
Aie Dee
Wien
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C. F. Brown
Dakotas
Montana
Washington
Great Britaan
France
Concord
N.il
Monitor
University
Clarrison
Morrison
Portland
Senante
Alma
Alma Union Schools
Alma Mid
Tion
HL. L. Woon
Lansing Mich
Comin Legation Vanntaetna
Kentucky
Arora
Witter
Stuttz Furniture Company
Weoll
Stacky
Springfield
Maca
Fertonve
Washington Tt
Gratiotaml Tsal
Salma
Lincoln and
Center Streets
Episcopal Church
E.T. Flowers
Dre. Flowers
Umil
Drs. Flowers
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