Michigan Ballot and Political Grid in Early Press
The item lists Republican ticket names P Brown and others from Michigan counties. It notes eligibility rules for foreign voters after May 8 189_. It cites calls for poll list revision and comments on Cleveland administration and a plan to form a House public health committee with Dr Avery potentially as chair, leveraging his 12 years on the Michigan State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Michigan
Washington Dispatch Oyer
Avery
de. Avery
Michigan State Board of Health
Free Traders Contemplate Wool Legislation Effects
The article notes that the Wilson bill's free wool schedule began August 24, 1604, boosting three months of imports to 75,162 pounds, while the 1605 McKinley law saw 14,0s0405 pounds, harming American wool growers by 0,241,555 pounds. It warns price leveling and home-market loss could reduce U.S. production unless growers adjust to foreign-price levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus
Michigan constitutional amendment on state officer salaries
A proposed amendment to section one of article nine of the Michigan constitution sets annual salaries for state officers. It specifies Governor four thousand dollars, Circuit Court judges two thousand five hundred dollars, State Treasurer two thousand five hundred dollars, and Secretary of State two thousand five hundred dollars, continuing with the Commissioner provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Senate
House of Representatives
Circuit Court
Amendment on State Official Salaries Proposed At Next Spring Election
A joint resolution proposes amendments to state salaries for top officials. It sets annual salaries of 2500 for the Land Office head and 3500 for the Attorney General and Superintendent, 3000 for Auditor General, with no fees. It mandates submission to the people on the first Monday in April 1895 and outlines ballot wording and counting. It also repeals a prior resolution on salaries and takes effect immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Supreme Court
Religious Notes From Local Churches Lent Services and Lectures
Religious notes summarize Lent services at Win Scopal and Baptist churches. Lent Wednesday services at four pm. sermons in Baptist church on 1 Corinthians XVI. March 26 lecture by Rev. M. H. Pettit on Revival of Learning. Presbyterian Missionary Day review and future topics include God’s threefold law and hearing styles. Epworth League to hear Dr. Pettyjohn. Methodist events include Will Power as an Element of Success. Albion College noted as state institution for MFB church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barvime Cay Wetle
Baptist Church
Kappes
M. H. Pettit
Ithaca
Tresbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Board of Aid For Colleges
Academies
Boards of Freedmen, Home Missions and
Foreign Mission
Board of
Ministerial Relief
Iman Wisse
Grand Rapids
Epworth League
158. Pettyjohn
Methodist Church
University Senate
General Conference
College Association of the Church
Albion College
MFB. Church
Forty-Two Professors at Albion College Event
A report notes Albion College with forty two professors and about seven hundred pupils. The evening service was by The WFM of the church led by Mrs Pettyjoin. Mrs Julian Stark joined the WFM twenty six years ago and spoke on Foreign Mission. Prof Kappes spoke on the World Congress of Religions from Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion College
W. F.M
Pettyjoin
Julian Stark
W. FM. 5
McAllister
Kappes
Chicago
Withdrawal Letter Urges Support for Charles Delavan for Township Treasurer
A political note explains the author’s decision to withdraw from the Township Treasurer race and urges supporters to back Charles L. Delavan as the nomination candidate. It recalls Delavan’s prior service as township treasurer, his removal after annexation, and his ongoing reputation as a capable official and staunch Republican. The writer notes labor and caucus dynamics that sidelined Delavan previously and appeals to party friends to unite behind him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Delavan
Delavan
Pine River
Arcada
Mr. Delavan
Literary Notes in Mc Clure's April issue
A feature on George Du Maurier detailing his adventurous life and artistry will appear with portraits in Mc Clure's Magazine for April. Tan Maclaren contributes a short story said to surpass Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush, noted as one of the most pathetic stories written. Conan Doyle and Robert Barr also have stories in the same April issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trilby
George du Maurier
Bonnie Brier Bush
Tan Maclaren
McClure
Conan Doyle
Robert Barr
Odd Church Wedding Tale From the New York Clergy
A curacy recalls a wedding scene where the groom claimed sixty as age and the bride insisted she was of full age, revealing she had previously married. The couple quarrelled over age in the vestry, then left in a huff as the curate pondered the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenter
Julia
Changes in English Marriage Customs Across Eras
A discussion tracing marriage practices from Anglo Saxon times through the era of Augustine to later norms. It covers bride capture, bride price, the foster lien, and shifting ownership patterns as law and civilization evolved, noting dowries and the transfer of wealth to wives or husbands. Kate Field's Washington.
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England
Augustine
Ethelbert
Hiaman
Kate Field
Washington
Walrus on Land Describes Struggles and Social Herds
The article details how walruses struggle on shore with limited motion, flippers failing on sand, and males dragging heavy bodies. It notes females and young move more freely, and emphasizes their strict social herding behavior. It also recalls the Pacific species once roamed the Bering Sea in vast, thousands strong herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Walma
Ttia
Lin
Bering Sea
St. Nicholas
Themistocles Exiled by Athenian Ostracism
Themistocles faced ostracism, banished for five to ten years to prevent his potential danger. He left Athens with no loss of property or reputation, later moved to Persia, where he influenced the Persian court and plotted an invasion of Greece before his death, likely by poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Themistocles
Balamis
Thortistecles
Persia
Gress
Salute Across Nations In Handshake Etiquette
The passage describes how diverse peoples greet and bid farewell. It catalogues phrases from English Dutch Swedish French Italian Spanish and Arabic cultures, noting gestures like a bow and a hand on the chest to convey heartfelt respect.
Moral Power and Queen Victoria in European Role
The Boston Herald notes Queen Victoria’s moral influence as a crowner head in Europe. It reflects on her age and public perception, suggesting few anticipate a successor who can match her in moral authority and leadership amid changing times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
Bargain Counter Offers Old Ordnance to Public
A long fumbled piece details government disposal of surplus Civil War ordnance. It lists carbines muskets swords pistols and bayonets for sale at New York Arsenal Governors Island with prices up to 7 75 for a Spencer rifle. Purchasers are urged to cash buy and ship, while warnings note unserviceable lots and varied conditions from destitute to battle worn.
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Grand Army
Herat Congress of
Ts Ie
Gettysburg
War Department
Grand Anny
The
Republic
New York Arsenal
Governor's Island
Wilch
United States
Spencer Bro
Merrill
Gante
Destelas
de Pourtai
Rochester Dist Express
Fragmented garbled text on collectors and antiquities
The passage presents garbled, OCR like strings mentioning collectors of antiquities and autographs. It references letters, autographs, and a figure named Jubn, with scattered phrases about debt and bankruptcy and a London letter. The fragment lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare
Eelduie
Bucklin's Arnica Salve Sold By Webb For All Ails
Captain Sweeney praises Bucklin's Arnica Salve as the first medicine to help him. The ad claims the product cures cuts sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tenderness chaps and eruptions and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Price is 2 cents per box. Available from Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklin
Webb
Dr Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer touted by Muskegon farmer
Moxtauun Michigan November 1 18h W Windecknecht a Muskegon County farmer swears he suffered weakness trembles heart failure and nerves for a year doctors offered no relief a friend urged Dr Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizer and he reports immediate calm and after two bottles claims complete cure The statement was sworn before a Muskegon notary Public James Momtisun and notes the medicine is sold by I VanDen Bergh Also mentions an excursion offer to southern cities with rail lines and reduced fares for Homeseekers printed in the same notice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxtauun, Mich
W. Windecknecht
Muskegon Co
W. Windecanecht
Muskegone
State of Michigan
Jas. Momtisun
VanDen Bergh
Epwoeth League Detroit Dites of Meeting March Silk
Meeting notice records that the Epwoeth League of Detroit schedules a March meeting on the 25th with ticket sales limited to delegates under a certificate plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Murch Silk
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Gratiot County Printing Company
Pan Alua
Eo Malle Ae
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CHASE
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P. Brown
Schoola G
Tuttle
Juste
Joseph H. Moore
Lapeer
University
Hoge W. Houbefield
Chas
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Muskegon
Cleveland
Playbay
Enygland
Winscopal Church
St. John's Church
New York
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Farvel
Uncle Sam's Bargain Counter
Hood
Marten
Unis
Petiorene
Persexsar Fm
Roeledis Sakotonk
Uae
Anc
Union —Lavshin Polygraph
Yahoo
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Esareer
London
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Florertia
Sweeney
Anya
Shiloh
BS. Webb
Cites
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Goa
Christian Endeavor
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Clemens
Bay City
Republican Caucus
Repubblicans
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Cemeion
Gratiet
Tereby
Michaean
Maretta
Lasten
Township
Cork
Rica
Morrison & Co
Columbus
Guarantoye Chas. Fienbeck
K. D. Lemen
Insurance Agency
PVE
Tornado
Johe
Minpaich
Notary Pubile
Lumen Gee
U. S
Justice of the Peace Insurance and Collections
Chile
Adylne
Vermeuien
Alma, Mich
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