Michigan notes and national items in a late 19th century issue
A collection of brief items covers Michigan events and state statistics, including rail line progress from Saginaw to Muskegon, church recruitment in a humorous national notice, and agricultural reports. It notes Michigan and South Carolina legal peculiarities, a postal card design update, and earnings from October grain markets alongside census pension data and naval express commentary.
Libel Suit Stirs Rancor Across News Field
Rival Prens company sues The pugnacious Beentang Vive for damages of 50004 alleging a Thursday article branded it a failure and near bankruptcy. The piece defends The Free Jews as solid and reputable while attacking Beentang Vive and Scripps driven Nowe’s alleged vilification without regard to truth.
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Beentang Vive
Prens Company
Dba Heras
T.cially
Vead
New York
Chicago
Iis
McLean
Scripps
Wien
Alma Ladies Lending Library Puts Books On Shelves
The Alma Ladies Lending Library Association has grown to five hundred twelve books. Membership costs form a yearly fee with different tiers and borrowing rules. Readers may draw one book at a time for two weeks, with fines for late returns. the list includes titles such as A Daughter of Heth and Alton Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Alma
Tardies Library Association
Almo
Ube
Ely Muttin
Wes
Mireetone
Uae
Nis
Ian Hy
Heth
Wm. Mack
Central American
Mexico
Helen J. Saaglorn
Connell Mallett
Alton Locke
Kin
Banyan
Melinda
Riods Broughton
Bertha M. Clay
Migborough
A.D
Mia
Whitney
Merry Foresters
Kingston
Mearlit Latur
Nathaniel Mawthorn
Court Hevels
Notable 19th Century Authors and Works Referenced
A list of authors and titles including Waverley by Walter Scott Mark Twain and Jane Otis works, Mary Thillock Foote, Louise M Alcott, and Frank Stockton. Mentions span Robinson Crusoe era per multiple literary names and early American and British authors.
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Elsie
Abled
Mendilly
Winy Mannering
Sir
W. Scott
Hannah
God
Gen
Mark ‘Twain
Waverly
Sir Walter Scott
Willian
Teilmi
Carleton
Fortune
Bayard Tay Jror
Bodewin
Testiony
Mary Thiullock Foote
Joes Boys
Boye
Louise M. i Mally Bawn
Pnrighet
Branche v mlix
Hound
Ceylon
S. Baker
Rossmosie
Rob Roy
W Snowhound
Amanda M. Douglas
Null
Frank Stockton
Sphinx
Rose Terry
Margaret Kent
Gust Adult
Sweden
E. Py Ree
Black
Ananda M. Divigins
Twain
AL Odes
Tobey Taylor
Janes Otis
Mrs. Tubb
James Otis
Taising the
Drifting Pilgrim Memoir of Odd Ventures and Quixotic Robbery
A humorous fragment recounts a two day mule ride totaling 83 miles with misadventures including raucous borrowing of a mule and a bogey, noisy consumption of a hat made from new material, failed collecting rounds, and a plan to print office propaganda while seeking a night clerk job in Arkansas. The narrator hints at grand promises and asks for information.
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Twelock
Tanybody
Arkateds
Eitizen
Gay Weekly
A Portrait of Women and Society in a Weathered Rant
A fragmented critique probes women as symbols of hypocrisy and theater while contrasting a steadfast domestic ideal. The piece blends Shakespearean flourishes with Moral essay, weaving references to social roles, gender performance, and a call to sincerity, all set against a wandering Southward lecture tour.
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Hatae
New York World
Feud Over Fifty Dollar Bet At San Antone Trial
A garbled transcript shows a heated exchange as a defendant insists on a $50 wager and accuses the other party of coercion. The judge or jury is not fully recorded, and the speaker claims the other side never mentioned payment terms.
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Antonie
Sam Folineng
Ts Ming
San Antone
Texas
Parrot Story Told In Old Hike Remark And Drastic Remedy
A quirky tale describes a parrot corrupted by early life, whose owner tried to curb profane utterances by dunking him in hot water. The bird repeatedly drenched during the ordeal, then finally blurted out plain speech to the master while observing wet chickens and the scene.
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The Necessity of Sanitary Reform in Homes
Public health writer George B. Waring argues that sanitary reform is essential, noting widespread mortality and illness from poor drainage and housing. He contends cost and effort are justified to prevent recurring domestic calamities and the loss of life, happiness, and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Labor Movement Promises New Jobs and Rights Drive
A bold recruitment notice from Michigan urges workers to join a nationwide labor movement. It claims no sect or party favors, seeks men and women for factory roles, and promises steady wage work in Detroit area plants.
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Celine
Michigan
Berteri
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Alma Record
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Alma
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St. Louis
Presbyterian College
Lake Superior
Saginaw
Ashbiss Carson City
Greenville
Musketon
Ashley
South Carols
South Carolina
United States
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Commissioner of Pensions
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Jefferson
United States Postal Card
New Books
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Beecher
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Labor Movement
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Das McNeal
Powery
George Trevellick
Eneluting
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Coumivaan Tarsney Thos
Barry
Mais Athire
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Wujlar Ieally
Detroit
Alove
Gratiot
Tinker
Lumsden
Farmers of
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London
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Canada