Renominated Michigan State Superintendent of Public Instruction
The article lauds the renomination by acclamation of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction, praising his rise from rural beginnings to state leadership. It highlights his career from farm work to Hillsdale and Michigan Agricultural College, his roles as county and deputy superintendent, and his publications and statewide inspections. It notes strong support from President Draper and confidence in his reform efforts and public service.
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Michigan
Lin
Draper
Iinels
Himmond
Hillsdale
Michigan Agricultural Colleges
the Agricultural College
Illtsdale
Patten
Bysney
Partengill
Mberty
Tine
Bonkler
Department of Public Instruction
Sgood
Skinner
New York
Ttem
Wammond
Nseberge
Hia
Sehoelook
Jeon
Mantioend Tsavn
Cyclone Tavis Predicts Dewey Fitzhugh Ticket
The Cleveland Leader notes Cyclone Tavis foresees a Dewey Fitzhugh presidential bid with party dynamics hinging on ticket selections. Some papers dispute the timing and viability, while the drift of Spain's defense plans and the value of captured Cervera spoils are mentioned as context.
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Tavis
Texas
Dewey
Fitzhugh Lee
Mikel
der Ne
Spain
Cleveland
War Governor Hazen Pingree and Michigan reformism
A tribute to Hazen Pingree as a populist reformer with working class roots, noting his opposition to big corporate interests and his long service in Michigan politics. The article profiles Pingree’s rise from Detroit mayor to governor, his advocacy for lower fares, and his commitment to equal opportunity and taxation reform. It also covers Mignee Mingree Magree and related biographical notes, highlighting public service roles and political influence.
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Hazen
Pingree
Ife
Tis
Michigan
Mussex
Tie
Coinition
Iin
Mlagree
Denmark
Maine
Tso
Saco
Hopkinton
Mass
Masnchusetts
Andersonville
Petersburg
Mingreseine
Detroit
P Baldwin & Co
Massachsetts
J. Smith
TSG
Towlay
Mingree & Spit
Dingree
Aml Watiger
Lorge
Lijit
Uiselpling
Cireles
Buenos UN
Tin Kroewlin
Lim
Thie
Hoiinsentas
Houghton County
Michigan House of Representatives
Tas
State Senate
Upper Peninsula
Senate
Pms
Crooien
Hin
Rebbe
Magree
Robinson
Hon Orrin W Robinson Pioneer and Lumber Company Founder
Orrin W. Robinson of Onentonage Michigan traced his lineage to pioneering heroes and prepared for leadership in the Upper Peninsula. He moved through several states, served as a clerk at Quincy MIE Court for twelve years, organized the Sion River Lumber Company in 1875, and led mills at Hancock later serving as the company’s superintendent.
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Oyrin W. Robinson
Teninsula
Michigan
New England
Ontonagen
Mich
Grewtoy
Wis
Towa
Mawcoek
Siegeon River Lumber Company
Hallt Swalls
Mancock
Yates Xiene
Thwee Corteys
Raper
George A Steele State Treasurer career summary
George A Steele, state treasurer born St Johns, pursued early education in local schools. He moved to Minnesota in 1878, held positions in banking and finance, led a railway contracting firm, served as purchasing agent, and later engaged in municipal bonds. A Republican, he served in the state senate and state constitutional council and now completes years as treasurer amid a strong statewide majority.
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George A. Steele
Bern
St. Johns
Minnesota
St. Paul
St. Paul, Tnt He Was Diigaced [i Nevilla As Puyuensiee of the Cental Railway
Miewente Vile
Luis Bien Vier
St. Dahie
Becare
Chine Ea Savings Tak
Ih Peottelrander
Maine
Steele, Sill & Chuyieng
Iyhag
Tepullicah
State Senate
Shire ‘Treasurer
Entipe Stati Pds
Ariel
Sontithe
Hope of Spain and Madrid policy shifts discussed in press
The piece analyzes European reactions to Madrid and Franco policies amid likely delayed intervention. It notes calls for restraint, the impact on Spain, and potential shifts toward neutrality and the avoidance of renewed hostilities, while highlighting U.S. and British positions and the wider implications for Michigan readers.
Reforming Stile Land Office Chief and State Republican Leader
Report outlines Hon. WM A French as acting Commissioner of the Stile Land Office for five years, detailing his prior service in Pelham and Clingy, Michigan, and later roles with the Chiwise and Canailin feathery. It notes his Republican loyalty, long public service, and the tribunal shifts affecting land laws and state governance, praising impartiality on the Board of Auditors and the impact on Michigan’s fiscal and land policy.
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Williams AL
Stile
Hell
Hhowis Berg
Diaaten
Michigan
Chiwise & Canailin Feathery
Peenel
Leste
Kirnee
Bell
Montral
TVA FBI
Michigai
Tse
Supreme Court
Froivh
Siate Board of Audictors
Stearns Named As Secretary of State Auditors Pick
The Michigan Republicans back Justus S. Stearns of Lavington for Secretary of State. A lumberman by trade with vast output, Stearns is praised for his experience and integrity. If chosen, he would join the State Board of Auditors and serve the people with a steady, principled approach.
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Stearns
Board of Auditors
Justus S. Stearns
Lavington
Board of State Audite
Leadiyta
Ln Dss
Hieets
Stealay le Ie
Imuber
Michigan
Ina
Atel Stearns
Miehjean
Oddnah
Wiseonein Tletas Associad
Secrdmary
Asie
Welae Vlattnain
Sorel
Tts
Mr. Stearns
Roscoe D. Dix for Auditor General Backed by Record
Hon. Roscoe J. Dix of Berrien County seeks re election as Auditor General. The profile highlights his Civil War service from 1861 to 1865, long public service as Register of Deeds, school board member, and village leadership. It praises his fiscal vigilance, economy in state spending, and prior performance in auditing and protecting state funds.
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Michigan
Roscoe J. Dix
Berrien County
Stite
Eetioes
Port Seater
Penkavalie
Deolorem
Ing Yang Hainhead
Snel
Moscoe
Dux
Kalamazoo
Co. RK
Michigan Infantry
Knoxville
Elin Hest
Office of Register of Deeds of
the Couty
Berrien Sprivgs
Eral Tmx
Grand Army
Kilpatrick
Comiuitiler
Tawon Department
National Council of
Phat
Dix
Sixteas
Eretting
Lliaieys
Nate
J Byron Judkins As Regent Candidate In 1851
A report on J Byron Judkins a longtime attorney from Grane Kapite and his Liberal background within the Second City political scene. It notes his 1851 guidance and subsequent renomination withdrawal and clarifies his family ties and civic stance while noting his misgivings about the nomination.
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J. Beron Judkins
Grane Kapite
Tie
Dory Ty
Ctdwatier
Mercouwty
Olle
Puntie
Maldwanen
de Colt Mleh School
Lier Cotleue
Anil Martel
Hersey
Theeorla
Dhds
Creswell
USS
Dad Kins & Terkins
Jrathius
Alwase
Mecesta Mere
Olio
Tate
The
Benth of Ur Great University
Horace M. Oren A Prominent Lawyer and Public Official
Horace Mann Oren of Swalt Ste. Marie and Prosecuting Attorney of Chippewa County was born February 3 and raised in Michigan. He studied at Antioch College and the University of Michigan, practiced in Sault Ste. Marie, formed partnerships, and rose to public roles including Justice of the Peace and Prosecuting Attorney, with a noted career in enforcing the law and serving the community.
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Vories Magn Oren
Swalt Ste. Maria
Chipepewa County
Wie
Oakland
Clntoi County
Oho
Hike
Claarles Oren
Petersburg
Virginia
Bleather
Miami County
Indiana
Horace Mann Oren
Indianapolle
Wis
University
TSS
Sane Bie
Willis M. Sadi
McMalion
Jie
Willian Welbster
Wilen
Stillnexstones
Gren Hike Beenelty
Margaret J. Wallence
Grindstone Choy
Michigan
Onan
Dartsila
Bern
Ile Boean
Thor
Jeanly Sel
Te Tins
Winself Amt
Wiis Po
Frederick A. Platt a noted educator and public servant
Frederick A. Platt of Filnt in Macon County is described as a lifelong educator and supporter of public education. The piece praises his academic honors from the university, long service as a teacher and principal, and his roles on the Pilot Bear of Anneation and the State Board of Education. It notes his election as Treasurer of Filat and warns about soldiers' voting rights and Democrats in Congress opposing troop voting in the field.
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Frederick A. Uhl
Filnt
Athea
Mace County
Elise
IST
Fife
Sdme
Filat
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Jae Nice
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