Republican Caucuses Nominate Local Township Tickets
Alma and Sumner Republicans plan caucuses in March 1897 to nominate township offices and conduct other business. The letter from Union Silver Party defends Judge Charles D Long and attacks McKinley era policy while noting Detroit mayor Hazen S Pingree resigns to keep another state post, plus Mesick tariff ideas and Long’s reelection prospects.
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Arcadanae
Angell Building
Alma
Onver
Sumner
Crpek
Ex-Prosecuting Attorney A Plums for Gratiot Consul Post
Ex prosecuting attorney W A Leet of Ithaca seeks a Mexican consulship under the new administration. He has strong encouragement from Washington and sent Mesick a large batch of endorsements collected during a two day Capitol visit. No better man could be.
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W. A. Leet
Ithaca
Mexico
Samuel
Washington
Mesick
Capitol
Lansing
Tuttle praised for Gratiot schools in strong endorsements
Letters from state educators across Gratiot county commend O G Tuttle for his work as county commissioner of schools. They describe him as diligent, responsive and capable, naming James E B Ham Mann superintendent and others who urge reappointment. A second note from Benton Harbor College president endorses Tuttle as best suited for the role.
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Lansine
Mion
F. Pike
Perrinton
Mich
O. G. Tuttle
Gratior County
Tuttle
H.R. Parresjane
Laxsixe
Micht
C. F. Pike
O. G. Tottle
Gratiot County
James Eb, HamMann
Beytor Harger Contour
Ithaca
O G, Tuttle
Gd. Epocumae
A. M
Benton Harbor College
Aristocratic Dwarf Horulwaski Dies at Durham Cottage
Horulwaski a Pollet count with royal ties died September 6 1887 at a cottage near Durham after a long life of travel study and refinement. Born in November during the reign of George IV he was famed for wit scholarship and symmetric build as well as noted as an actor who once met King George IV who offered aid in his later days.
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Durham
Horulwiski
Horn
Towrge Ll
Queen Victoria
Apistisia
Europe
George IV
Prince of Wales
Charles Mathews
George
Horulwaski
Borulwacki
George TV
Repto
Boral
Ap Durhat
The Remarkable Early Life of Ulysses Grant in Georgetown
The excerpt portrays a young Ulysses Grant as resolute, resourceful, and independent. It highlights his early habits, such as meticulous planning, self reliance, and a preference for finishing tasks to the end. His character is described as uncommon, built on native judgment and steady determination.
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Georgetown
Ripley
Bitavia
Ulysses Grant
Huaslin Garlend
Bo Clure
European Cities Surpass U S Growth in 19th Century Analysis
A New York Journal summary of Dr. Albert Shaw’s book on European municipal growth notes Berlin and Hamburg race ahead of American cities since the 1870s. Berlin’s population surged past New York, while Hamburg and Leipsio outpaced several U S counterparts and Cologne remained leading in 1800.
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Europe
United States
Albert Shaw
New York
Berlin
France
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Boston
Baltimore
Leipsio
San Francisco
St Louis
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Cologne
Crowden
New Orleans
Magdeburg
Milwaukee
Hanover
Loulaville
Jersey City
New York Journal
Efforts of Cannes Cleaners Described by Pearsons Weekly
The Cannes cleaning crews are described as all female workers moving in regiments under a forewoman. They sweep vast town blocks with brushwood brooms in quiet, precise motion, like hay mowing. The article notes their silent, disciplined labor as they clear streets each day.
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Cannes
Pearson
Curious notes on Japan and February leap day
A fragmented view discusses Japanese curio shops and aging crafts. It questions traditional materials and tea quality as Japanese wares decline. The piece then pivots to a cheeky exchange about why February has 29 days every leap year and mentions an early machine made watch in the United States.
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Carlos
Tokyo
Japan
New York
Timon
Maroma
Kidney Trouble Claim Promotes Swamp Root Remedy
An advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary ailments. It claims relief from back pain, frequent urination, and liquor-related discomfort, urging readers to request free samples and send their address for mailing. The notice guarantees authenticity of the offer.
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Kilmer
Ty Nail
Binghamton, N.Y
Noahs Ark Mystery Text Fragment
Partial OCR from a historic page shows jumbled fragments with unclear words and nonstandard quotes. Readable segments include scattered letters and stray phrases without coherent event or proper nouns to establish a factual news item.
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