Michigan Republicans urge Alger for party standard bearer
The Michigan Republican State Convention in Grand Rapids backed Gen Russell A Alger for the party’s nomination. Delegates from each district elected a new State Central Committee and pledged to use all honorable means to secure Alger’s nomination. Memorial Day aims and a call for unity across factions capped the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Central Committee
Grand Rapids
D. O. Paige
John Graham
Jones B. Stone
Acs
House of Representatives
Michigan
Gen. Alger
Harry C. Tillman
Pes
Robert E. Beazer
John K. Boies
William ‘Atwood
T. 3
Dullatan
Chicago
J. M. Duffield
John Atkinson
George H. Hopkins
James H. Stone
Wayne
George Spaulding
Monroe
Mitchell
Hillsdale
Ives
Lenawee
H. D. Gilbert
Willat Ho Coombs
Branch
Ties I
Townsend
Jackson
Hawking
Eaton
Warren
Calhoun
L. M. Ward
Berrien
E. Andrews
St. Joseph
H. J. Smith
Cass
D. K. Charles
van Buren
van Buren, Pifth—Maj. A. 4, Watson, Kent; Dr. C. P. Brows
Ottawa
Jonn Crisp
Allegan
James H. Kidd
Tonia
William McPherson
Jr. Liveston
William J. McCreery
Genesee
Ayes
Huron
J. G. Jorr
Raginaw
Perry
Young
Mountcalm
Willian Kilpatrick
Shiawasse
P. C. Healy
Nioth
E& O
J.D. Jacobs
D. B. Ainger
W. H. Withington
A. Giddings
A. W. Copley
Willian Alden
George W. Weber
A. C. Kemble
Otis Fuller
Se Alex
Rt. Avery
W. H. Acker
Hlehth
F. ©. Stone
N. J. Brown
Qilit
E Brooks Martin
Newcomb
Touth
T. Carrington
Hloventh
H.O. Youn
Thomas
Baio
The
Ommites
Wolverine Whispers and Local Crime Echoes Across Michigan
A long and varied Michigan wire includes resignation of Ph D Wolverine Wisperings panelist after 16 years at a university, murder case verdict of no action, cases of insane farmers and evangelical influence, elections fines for voter registration, railroad and river wrecks, fires, drownings, and a fatal wall collapse at Flint M E church, with reports on crop conditions, rail extensions, and fraternal orders.
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Hennequin
John
Hubert Deuster
Sutton’s Bay
John Cadhary
Martin Cozart
W. A. Taylor
Sutton's Bay
Asagult
Gi 'Dranch
P. E
Nelwon
Ingalls
Menominee County
Becoe
Nelson
Pacteo
Ogetnaw County
Keweenaw Bay
Grand Trank
Nichols
Black River
Port Huron
Miel Isao
Senate Debates Land Grants and Tariff Moves
Congressional items describe Senate discussion on land forfeiture and a river and harbor bill with a 101 to 49 vote in favor, plus memorials and debates on the Chinese treaty and Portage Lake Ship Canal. House focuses on tariff talk, an Ohio exposition bill, and school fund apportionment amid scattered notices of political sentiment and international updates.
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Congressional
Senate
Bureau of Animal Industry
Hovsk
Michigan
Stware
Vorheen
Hoar
New England
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Hour
House
Chipman
Lestor
Sherman
Foreign Relations Committee
Hiddleberger
Ohio Valley
Central States
Cinemnad
Isis
Michigan Democrats Endorsement at Grand Rapids Convention
The Michigan Democrats met in Grand Rapids on the 1th, with Gen Rutherford elected permanent chairman and Peter Rush chosen permanent secretary. The platform urged tax relief, civil service reform, strict constitutional construction, and opposition to partisan contract labor, while praising Grover Cleveland and Don M. Dick AON and pledging support for reform and labor interests.
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Nour
Grand Army
Woman’s Relief Corps
Sons of Veterans
Washington Gardner
Grand Rapids
Rayer
Campbell
Rutherford
Peter Rush
Democrat News of
Republican Party
United States
Wessel
Wilhall
Corporate
Allen
Democratic Party
Pension Department
John C. Blake
Rublicon Party
Frear
Michigan
Don
M. Dick- Aon
Grover Cleveland
Union Labor convention delegates chosen in Michigan
The State Union Labor party met in Lansing on the ninth and adopted a platform urging delegates to Cincinnati be free from restraint to unite against monopolies. It praised Gen J B Weaver and pledged support if nominated, with Colvin Porter and others named as delegates, along with state and district delegates and alternates. The Greenbackers also held a convention in Lansing with delegates chosen to the national meeting in Cincinnati.
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Jason 2. Nichola
Wesley
Emory
Josiah W. Bawdle
Or ‘Cole
John V. Crandell
A. F. Tibbitts
W. D. Puller
Newaygo
Monon W. Kield
Green Duck Party
Prinettos
Kansas
Tan
Maryland
Chicago
Hlaine
Wisconsin
Nis
Gov
Kuak
Alstoma
Cleveland
St. Louis
J. M. Weston
G. L. Yaple
M. FL Chamberlait
P. White
L- G. Rutherford
RA. Montgomery
F. A. Dean
L. CG. Holden
Snembien
Edward Haug
Wayne
Rufus W. Glott
Waynes
A. St Aubin
J. W. Flynn
al Vee
Charles I Eee
Thomas McG
Tonia
Siternates
Joseph Houseman
E Kray
Eb. Vinans
Livingston
Byron G. Stout
Oakland
Alternator
Joseph Ray McClellan
Iterate
Charlie Clellan
Lapeer
al Iain
Abram Suit
Ees Isabella
J. 5
Crosby
Mountcalm
Alter
Ats
Jerome ‘Turner
Maconn
KW Pe Nisbet
Movostas
Clinton
Pennie G. Roundsville
Macomb
Abraham
Smith
Lai Ea
Poor
Ilen Tate Howse
Gravion
Teobinon
Alpena
TG Davia
Grant
Ing. Crocke
Cincinnati
Union Labor Party
Lansing
J. B. Weaver
Union Labor Party of
Michiscan
Ae Colvin
ML Porter
I Oo Inclunati Ponreaon
Sat
Sarah Emory
Mes Bars
Amin
Alsi
Ternaten
Dalagatae
WP. Innes
Grand Rapis
Otive
JJ. Heffron
J. Harking
Altereons
CH. Freeman
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G. M. Devlin
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mLic
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John Akin
Cassopolis
Long Lake
Wilson
Gus Harris
Tow Lake
Wil
Saginaw
Insco
Mason
Ori
Natal
James Birney
Bay City
Wendy
Jamos G. Birney
Saginaw Valley
United
Netherlands
Wolverine Wisperings
Nome
Milwaukee & Northern Road
Michigamme River
Fee
William T. Gillett
Chase
Ims
Lowue
Independent Colored Voters
Manon County
Toledo
Ann Arbor
North Michigan
Cadillac
Frankfort
Lake Michigan
Secretary of State
Frank Wood
Berrien Center
Thomas Mars
Trnster
State Grange
Alexander W
Adrian
Kate Meister
Pontiac
Sisterhood of Railroad Brakemen
Beot
Battle Cro
Brotherhood of Railroad Brakemen
I Ts
Laat
Ihs
Charles Stanley
Ohio
Orchard Lake Academy
W. F. Withington
Saks
Chicago Ycthwestern
Ish
Michiguimme
Houghton
Hia
Sault Ste Marie
Soo
Agricultural College
Harrisville
Alcona County
Benzie County
C.F. Wheeler
Hubton
W. P Walsh
Grand Rapide
Sagmore
Hellman
Kalifus Zoo
J. N. Harta
Detroit
Wampum
Adler
A. F. Shafer
Wo. Premboth
Ishpeming
M. Hotchkiss
East Saginaw
Jas
K. Shields
J. M. Jurbeau
Dimondale
B. E
Bailey Shaw
Eaton Rapids
Eldred Milling Company
Fenle
Whity
Alexander Montague
Cato
Joule
J.O. Clark
Court Street
M. E
Flint
Clark
Clover Sten
Sotorbore
Ma Brass
Ea Brrswax
Arkoys
Hanis Uy
Green City
Carrie
George F. Anderson
England
Anderson
Fred J. Stewart
Clyde W. Hecox
Newberry News
Stacy
Chicago & Northwestern
Charles M. Humphrey
Supreme Court
Michigan Supreme Court
John Messenger
St Louis
George W. Whitcomb
St. Johns
Wood
Wver
Lucecounenberry
Orchard Lake
Washington
Russell Aaiger
Logan
New Mexico
New York
Jones
Elaine
Conkling
Blaine
Mmovement San Foot
Allen G. ‘Thurman
New Hampshire
D. W. Bliss
Garrold
New York City
Alan Commercial Company
National Treasury
Charlee
Alinia
Amer
Ican
Northern Pacific
Alavia
Calgarry
Edmonton
Peace River Country
Ean
Pred Ray
Indiana Territory
San Diego
Cal
Joe Messenger
Express
United States Company
Duluth
Garibulai
Alfred Barnes
Mexico
Order
Supt
Nash
Railway Mall Service
Yho Soldiver
Howe
Sandusky
Andrew Lowan
Nashville
Tenn
Warner Lewis
Wau
Laws
Dubuque
Hoe
Virginia
Lafayette
Philadelphia & Reading Road
Shamuokein
Methodist Church
Lay
Shooter's Lilan Staten Inland Sound
Lombard, Ayers & Co
Emmons Blaine
Atchiison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad
Peace River
Tho Commission
Pittsburgh
Trowmury
Hodges
Llanchestee
Juion W. Ewing
Department of Juntioe
Biuluggham
Ala
Colly
Bessemer
Blackstone
Detroit Insurance Company
Michigan Mutual
Hill of
Lyman Abbott
Henry Ward
Joseph Chamberlain
Messina
Gortsany
Queen Victoria
Glasgow
Frederick
Delhi
India
National League
Cemdinal Simeont
Mgr
Perstoo
Congregation of the Propaganda
Gordon Upom
Prince and Princes of Wales
Macken
Madrid
British National Defense
Fonds
Gladstone
Lord Stanley
Proxton
Pre
Canata
Ban
M. de Braga
Congo
John A. Logan
Laxington
Democrats
Ha Gen
Union Labor Convention
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