Milnes Remigns McLauchlin in line of succession at State Capitol
The resignation of Gov. Milner triggers a shift in Michigan's leadership as McLaughlin of Wayne becomes acting lieutenant governor. The legislature debates a string of appropriations for the University and state institutions, with the home for the feeble minded and prison-made goods questions dominating. A proposed state plant for manufacturing needs, labor organization bills, and road toll condemnation also feature in the floor actions amid a wide array of fiscal and governance adjustments.
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Tate
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McLaughlin
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Miles
Boards of Control
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Ihduetey
Adeneidini
Geemriaieis
Hastings hosts Republican Newspaper Association annual convention
The Republican Newspaper Association met in Hastings for a lively annual convention with about 200 members, sixty present. Attendees enjoyed a luncheon, a carriage ride to view the city and landmarks, and speeches by Hon. P. T. Colgrove. The event closed with a Friday night banquet for 175, noted for its cordial hospitality.
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Hastings
Sanual
Association
Hop
Daniel Striker
Lenpl
Sis
Pontiac
Lowry
Colgrove
Berliner Patent Case Seen As Fraudulent Monopoly
A fragment warns that the Berliner patent decision favors the Bell monopoly, alleging fraud and prolonged control of the bust ice and urging continued legal action including possible Supreme Court review. It also oddly promotes a medical remedy for itching.
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Athgarian
U. S. Supreme Court
May Mean Trouble for Dickinson and Reed's Speaker Bid
Washington dispatches detail whispers that Don M. Dickinson may become secretary of state as ex-Speaker Reed weighs his future amid cabinet shakeups and political maneuvering. Treasury deficits rise, justice Field nears a record-long tenure, and investigations into labor, women's work, and babies born prompt White House attention.
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Detroit
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Dickinson
Nod
White House
Woodley
Manistee and County Notes From Far and Wide
Local briefs report a tegele factory in Manistee, a large meeting near Niles, and a surge of town development including new schools, factories, and saloons. Reports cover a natural gas strike near Milan, plans for a maple and hard wood plant, and various road, mill, and rail topics across Eaton, Clare, and Jackson counties.
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New Stool House
Dohe Madden
Keipledile
Gram Lodge
Milan
Eaton County
Henry Bradbury
Alpris
Vermontville
Detroit area reports a string of accidents and crimes
A jumble of arrests injuries and incidents surfaces from Detroit and nearby counties. Reports mention a train collision in Montsone district, a poisoning accident, a man struck by a vehicle in Traverse City, and various legal actions including lawsuits and convictions. The piece names Arthur Mertes, Lucinda Powell, Julius Liehten, Norman M Cameron, and others with scattered local locations and outcomes.
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Travons City
Lucinda Powell
Fidnhing
Hilledale
Joe
Traverse City
Chister
Siek
Reno
Noida
Tames Halaccouviet
Lussole
Jackson
Hall
Jack Hod
The Detroit Journal's Horse Argument Critique
The Detroit Journal attacks a prior piece about a government proposal to buy horses and pay in horses, asserting it was a vast deal of twaddle aimed at an injured party. The brief mentions Mooray and the impact on horse prices.
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Fone
Alto He
Hobertson
St. Clair
Dragaivte
Aplin
the Journal
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Beekeepers Debate Narrow Sections for Dollars and Cents
A beekeeping gathering debated section widths to maximize profits. Opinions favored 14 sections for proximity and cost, while others argued for narrower or wider splits. Mr. Merritt noted faster ripening with thin cabs and quicker honey yields, amid divided views on eight or ten fraing wires and eventual market price per pound.
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Wines
Patnre
Broun
Merritt
Frank Coverdale
Tony
Merrii
Harrow
Mowever
Auidy Bonds and City Merchants
In recent city life discussions the cost of country roads is seen as a farmer burden, while merchants in Olja city of 26 000 report over 100 000 dollars lost in two weeks of holidays due to muddy roads. Smaller towns suffer proportionally more as trade relies on road access.
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Simon
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