Michigan Naval Reserve and Militia Pioneers Highlight 1890s Roll
The article chronicles the rise of the Michigan Naval Reserve from its Detroit inception in May 1893, its early officers and practice cruises aboard the Michigan, and its growth into a noted state militia. It notes funding boosts, key leaders like Cyrus E. Lothrop and Henry B. Joy, and the unit’s role alongside national efforts and Lincoln era precedents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Guard
Wolverine
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
New York
Charles C. Poe
O. M. Poe
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan State Naval Brigade
Russell House
Detroit
F. &. Werneken
I. T. Cowles
Cyrus E. Lethrop
Naval Reserve
United States
Berry
Saginaw
F. L. Eaton
Charles Do. Poe
Mackinac Island
Michigan Naval Militia
Davis
Senate Committee On Foreign Affairs
Naval Reserve of
Roosevelt
Navyal Academy
Michigan Battalion
Antic
United States Navy
Yosemite
Cuba
Michigan Naval Reserve
Frederick T. Sibley
Charles A. Wood
E. S
Frank S. Werneken
Gilbert Wilkes
Truman H. Newberry
Cyrus E. Lothrop
Ensign Strathearn Hendrie
Delos L. Parker
George C. Schemm
Saginaw, E
Benjamin P. Brodie
Lincoln
Robertson
War Department
Washington
Alleghany Mountains
Literary jealousies and crossfires of Turgenef and Dickens
A critique contrasts Turgenef’s praise of Dickens with his theory opposing Dickens. It notes the mark of intellectual barrenness in youthful critics and cites a Pall Mall Gazette line on royal salutations between great poets. The excerpt closes with a Chicago News quip about medical certainty after surgery.
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Turgenet
Dickens
Neshdanoff
Bazarof
Mr. Pickwick
Roudi
Turgenef
Mr. Birrell
A. T. Quiller-Couch
Pall Mall Gazette
Willard Union notes and a drinking tale
The Willard W C T U met with Mrs A C Smith and discussed Women’s Franchise. A guest talk by Mrs Moots followed a reception for Mrs Moots, with refreshments and Sabbath observance remarks. A long anecdote described a tramp’s drinking confession and a moral reflection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard W.C. T. U
A.C Smith
A C. Smith
Cleopara
Favorable Indications Mentioned by Mr Lingerly
The Richmond Dispatch notes Mr Lingerly signals he will attend tomorrow night and Miss Languid shows little enthusiasm, with a faint expectation of his presence.
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Mr. Lingerly
Dodd’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Rev W L Rowan
A Ontario minister Rev W L Rowan testifies to the benefits of Dodd’s Kidney Pills for rheumatism. The ad asserts the pills cure Bright’s disease and other kidney ailments and sells them for 50 cents a box, six for $2.50, via Dodd’s Medicine Co Buffalo NY. Also mentions Dr Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodd
Arnprioor
Ont
W. L. Rowan
Arnprior
Dodd's
Bright
Dodds
Dodd’s Medicine Co
Buffalo
N. Y
M.W F. W
Dr Wood
Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oil and Bear Dismissal Ad
A historical advertisement asserts a herbal oil named Dr Thomas Eclectric Oil offers relief from pain and emphasizes preparation for accidents with a bold signature style and promotional wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Monarch
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S Naval Reserve
Wolver
Ine State
Union
Turgenev
Chicago News
Om T. U
Mrs. E . Ladd
Willard Union
Vena Snyder
Texas
Southern Pacific
Saul
West
Merriwether
Ime
New Orleans
fimes-Democrat
Chichester
Laos
Mitutio
Ladilea
Madison Pi Drug
Philada
Rev. W. TL. Rowan
Doddd
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York and Office
Washington, D. C
Department of the Interior
Ottawa
Canada
Joy Aly
V. McInnes
Merrill Block
Detroit, Mich
Caven
J. Crieves
Reed City, Mich
Lewis
B. Lewis O'S
Frank Friedrich
Castoria
Pitcher
Samuel Pitcher
Hyannis
Massach
SMV
Centaur Company
Murray
Charlevoix
Robert T. Osborn
Beautiful
Mich
Chicago & West Michigan
Ra Rapids & Western Railways
Geo Derstaven Gen
Wile
Harpers Bazar
Traverse Bay Eagle
Narpers Bazar
Wm. Black
Mr. Black
Wm. Dean Howe
Ftarpers
Traverse Bay
Eagle
Grand T
Traverse City
Eagle Office
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