Democratic State Platform Endorses Civil Service and Tax Cuts
The Michigan State Democratic platform denounces perpetual tax burdens, calls for civil service reform with honest discharge of duties, and advocates limited constitutional powers reserved to states. It praises Grover Cleveland, urges renomination, and details delegates and district officers chosen at a large meeting.
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Gray
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Republican Party
Witeham
Tate
Peeante
Benuwl Wajun
Eiion Ming
Amnplind Penners
United States
Grover Cleveland
Michigan Republicans Open Campaign With Alger Praise
Delegates at the Michigan Republican convention endorse Gen. Alger for president and urge Chicago delegates to back him. The long platform criticizes the current administration and Democratic majority while affirming loyalty to the party and urging unity behind Alger as the ticket’s leading candidate. The assembled list includes many delegates and alternates from Michigan committees and districts, with a formal call for broad support at the national convention.
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Theeberte
Ower
Hey
John’ Grahem
Arend Raph
Teod
Appoin Janes H. Stone
Wm Oan
Soya
Ant le Ewrie
House of Representatives
Michigan
Ricovet Lin
Foehee
Willani
Atwood
Jon Atkinson
George HL. Hoyle
Jiaios WH
Stan
Aliaf Wayne Senund Chen
George Sy Lorna CT Mitchell
Gilbert
Willas
Traynor
Jackson Alemnitos de Parkins
Baton
Rol Warren
Cathours Wart
Torrie Josephy Alten Chee
NM Water
Alimrat
Ridlel
Maha
Wiliam Mi Jr
W. Craton
Mer
Ciara
Oonene
Willig Meare
Clare Vile
Union Labor convention chooses delegates to Cincinnati
The late Union Labor party convention held in Lansing adopted a platform endorsing free delegates to Cincinnati, praising Gen J. B. Weaver, and pledging support if he is nominated. Delegates and alternates were selected from Lansing Albion Grand Haven and other areas, with arrangements for the national convention in Cincinnati in June. The meeting also covered temperance, education, and various local and state political matters amid broader labor movement activity.
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Cincinnati
Unien Labor ‘Party
Lansing
J.B Weaver
Hin
Union Labor Party of
Michgan
Sets Calvin
J. M. Porter
Sarah BV. Booty
Marin Treld
Albion
Treenbackers
W. P. Lanes
Crud Rap
Thade
Shattuck
Girand
Gen Innes
Grand Knyide
JL Mead
C. H. Wash
Grand Haven
WD. Puller
Newaygo
J. Heffron
J . Karlie
David Parsons
H. Preeman
Georg H Freier
John A. Yate
FL. Stith
John W. Crandell
A. P. Tibbitts
W. J. Puller
Newango
State Central
Moses W. Pied
Tyr
Anil
Ifee
Berrien Center
Thomas Mars
Alexander W. Bogechen
Michigan
Poeuanouti
Kate Meister
Pontiac
Ity
New Society
United States
Battle Creek
Brotherhood of Ratio and
Thir
Charles Stanley
Claveland
Ohio
Orrhard Lab Academy
W. E. Withington
Duckson
Interiot
Northwestern
Michivanne
Michigumne
Mousirtei
Hault Ste Marie
Sooa Anvetit
Jane
Vress Thal and Malley
Mernoultuna College
Harrinvilla
Prannsfort
Hubbardston
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Court Street
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Crewe
Clark
Dager
Bine
Gay
Laerhan
Cook Oasis
Ot Hatin
Bar Ludington
Pardes, Cook & Co
Lake Michigan
Striche
Kesexville
Lalsnesbury
Litehfield
Luther
Lake County
Fercely
John Abbott
Harry Podrates
Corvnna
William Gould
Shinwasaea Circuit Cour
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Gould
Btlctalne University
Ioslding
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Hy Chy
Walker
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Areheucer
A. S. Hail
Congressional News on Chinese Treaty Protests and Senate Actions
In Washington, Mr. Hoar presented a memorial opposing any treaty precluding Chinese ministers from entering the country. Senate debate covered the railroad land forfeiture bill and other measures. Sherman reported adverse on fisheries and debates. discussion included Portage Lake Ship Canal lands. various appropriations and election notes followed.
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Chipman
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Senate Ae
Call
Sherman
Foreign Relations Committee
Riddleberger
Portage Lake Ship Canal
United States
Butterworth
Ohio
Cincinnati
Allison
Executive Department
Cincinnat
Presenta Lodimeph Francia
New York
Horak
Scott
Way
Fragmented Michigan debate over Chipman and Mills policy
Readers confront a tangled account of Chipman and Tarsney politics amid a storm of protest and concern over the Mills policy. The piece notes Michigan's agitation, potential trouble passing the Mills bill, and references to local industrial interests. A flood of material from Wistriet and Wichita descriptions appears, alongside a dramatic Arkansas river flood with drownings and property damage.
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Coerag
USA
Athens
Wilbeithier
Strilat
Wuauld
Stowetzuy PlaeStaurig
Chipiaiaw
Allie
Lever Welainy
Bordi
Wistriet
Michigan
Chipman
Tarsney
DANGERS OF NATURAL GAS CAUSES CHURCH FIRE IN BUFFALO
A natural gas explosion in Buffalo caused widespread alarm as St. Pauls Catholic Church burned completely within half an hour. The cathedral main building suffered major damage while walls and tower remained, with other blasts hitting Pierce’s Santaram and Westminster Presbyterian sites. Officials blamed gas leaks and faulty valves, noting prior similar incidents at several downtown locations.
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Main Street
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Erie
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