davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
is ABOVE THEM ALL
Col. Fred e. Farnsworth of
Detroit Tells
Why pisGaEE is THE MAN
Fec the 0oyesnosshsp - He Con bines
More Elements OF Sssngth Than
ANY Other Candidate.

Col. Fred z. Fasnsworth OF Detroit
10 In the city visiting Col. E. Crotton
Fox. Last night while chatting with =
reporter for The HksALp is the lobby
Of the Morton house, Colonel FArns-
worth said; "One OF the most remark
able features Of the present campaign
10 the rapidity with which Mr.. Pngree
10 gaining strength. IL truly wonder
ful. bus Mr.. Pingrse deserves IL. In
many respects De would be al ideal
governor. In toe nrst place he 10 =
self-mads man. can remember when
be staytsc his factory in Detroit. He
had only $500 and his partner $780,
be went into the factory himself aud
worked. ] was IN the shoe buslpess
myself at the time, aud can readily re-
call how ne used TO bring bis shoes
around = dozen st time and sell them
himself TO get money for his men. He
has worked hard and his business has
steadily increased unit! he now en-
p!oys 700 men. He Is not millionaire
by any means. He has always been
generous with bis money and has spent
II literally tor ell legitimate enter
prises. Mr.. P.ngree was nominated for
mayor OF Detroit at time when no.
body else would accept the nomination.
Al q session at which I was present il
WAS decided 10 request Mr.. Pingree TO
head the ticket IN the hope that he
might be able TO pull the ticket through.
He was elected by 1000 plurality.
He Beat Them 10Th.
1.-THE next year the democrats had
two candidates, William G.. Thompson,
who had been one OF the best mayors
the city ever had, and Judge Miner,
who was very favorably known. Mr..
Pingree was elected by q majority of
1000 over both the other tickets. he
is unquestionably the strongest man in
the republican party IN Michigan today.
There 10 another feature IN regard TO
his nomination that 10 worthy Of care.
full consideration. There are four con.
Eressional districts centering IN Wayne
county. It is admitted even by dem.
ocrats that with Mr.. Pingree at the
head Of the ticket, the additional
strength he would give 1t would elect
It least three OF these congressman. The
same strength would assist in electinQ
. majority OF the republican candidates.
from Wayne county for the senate aud
house Of representatives. That 10 an
important item in gerrymaudered
state that must look to . republican
legislature TO restore its ylghn. Mr..
Piugree could Internationally carry q
large portion of the labor vote. think
he could easily command $4,000
votes from the peoples party.
workingmen and his popularity il
due to just dealing. He Is an
old soldier. although he dosen't make
any spread on the fact. Nearly every
old soldier In the state would support
him, regardless of politics. think be
could undoubtedly poll 5000 more
votes from the soldier element than
other man that could be nominated,
Taking him for all in oil he 10 head anc
shoulders above any other candidate
tnst could be named by the party"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

Origiual--w,lllam Walker. John
wsddesburn, Sanford 6hriper, Porter
Yates, Abnsr 7. Phelps, Nathaniel
Clark, George W. Smith, Uriah w.
Snyder, Waterman wilcox, Philip
Cunningham, Seymour. T. Baker,
janice sweeting, Calvin B. Army, Ben.
jamin Tripp, Jasper n. Drake, Charles
A. Woldemar. Additiop-Peter NJ.
McCres, Thomas J. Sutherland, Lev.
erette Fl. Town. Kanseler q. Bates,
Edwin Mead, Martin A. Holcomb. Al.
yah 6. Hill. Calvin Smell. Renewal
and creass-Amerscus Psrham. In,
crease--Henry A. Holt, william 8.
Tracey, John Crum. 6tspheu Y. 0stes
Isaac Swan, sheldon Rsnehart. Francis
Shaw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
Blight Michigan Men.

The following patents have been
granted Michigan inventors: Charles
]. Abbott, Greenvills, reversible pillow
point; Laura G. Ballentne. Port Huron,
means for securing glass plates in win
dows Of stoves and furnaces; Lewis c,
Butler, West Bay City. desk attach.
ment for telephone; Clinton D. Cannon
Battle Creek, vehicle wheel; Ira Dun
ham. Detroit, fishing apparatus; Frank.
lin P. Hummel. Blisedeld, mechanical
movement; Arthur c. Massey, Wood
vile, rein guard; James d. Mattison,
East Saginaw. railway switch; Edward
e. Moore, Detroit, dental tool; Marshall
E. Parham, Burr Oak. barrel truck
Oscar St,ddards Detroit, keyhols
guard; William H. futile, Detroit
combination chair; Robert Wright. Dc
troit, gymnastc apparatus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
MAY BE INSANE.
Richard Fyfe Threatens to Kin His
Father and u Arrested.


Father and IL Arrested.
Richard Fife. IT,. was arrested 81 s
O'Clock last night on . charge of being
drunk. He is . carver employed IN
Nelson b Matters shop where he
works with his brother and father,
who is foreman Of that department.
Yesterday forenoon he had an alter
cstion with his father regarding the
quality OF his work and quit. During
the day he visited several saloons and
became slightly intoxicated. At 8
o'clock he returned 70 the factory for
the pay due him and had hot
WORDS with his father. He threatened
to kill him and started to carry into
execution his threats. He was over
powered by several workmen In the
factory and taken to police headquar-
tiers. where be was detained as PLAIN
drunk.
Fyfe was at one time . member Of
Company B. and two years ago, when
at camp with that company, suffered .
sunstroks. It 10 ssid he hae never been
in his right mind since. He 10 brother
of Andrew Fyfe, clerk Of the superior
court, and has always borne Al excel
lent reputation. It is though his &C
tons yesterday were due to temporary
insanity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

The bursting of . retort in DR.. Sny.
der's dental rooms on the fifth door Of
the Wonderly block yesterday after.
noon at $50 caused small blaze and
an alarm was turned in from box ..
The Srial ladder was run up and hose
turned on the blaze, which soon extin-
Ruished il. The location Of the alarm
drew . large crowd to the scene and il
was not long before Monroe street VA
packed for several blocks with specta.
tors. The damage resulting from fire
and water will not exceed SIS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

J. Kruff, . farmer from Wright town.
snip, reported 10 the police last night
that during the afternoon be had left
his team on West Leonard street in
charge Of . small boy. When he re-
turned the team and boy had disap-
peared and have not been se~n sincs.
The team was black and was attached
to a light two-seated rig. The boy VA
. stranger and is ABOUT 10 or IL years
otd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

Mr.. Henry NJ. Rose, the we'll known
Journalist, who 10 IN the city ia the in
terest of the Kelley institute at Ypsil.
anti, 10 very enthusiastic whenever the
cure Of drunkenness. - disease. 10
under discussion. He 10 . firm believer
in the efficacy of the treatment ad-
ministered at the pretty institute in
Ypsilanti, the result Of contact with
patients and his close observations.
He 10 here to awaken interest in the
Kelley cure and If possible to Aid some
one or more unfortunates 70 take the
treatment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

The Wou.an's Press Club bsnqnss WI
Be q Success.

Be Q Success.
Capt. II. y. Moore. Henry Spring
ana Charles 5 Paine we're the nTss %
purchase tickets for the banquet 70 Be-
given by the Michigan Woman 8
Press club ~ the Hotel Ottawa, Ottawa
Beach, next saturday night. Each
purchased two tiekets. Captain Moore
begged the privilege OF responding 70 .
tosst. The women OF the club have
ms petition under Amusement and will
probably give the captain . chance 70
istInguisn himself.
The menu Will be one OF the beet
ever served ~ the OTTAWA, Messrs.
Rice & Nasn having cent To Chicago
for the delecacies OF the season. Chef
Collins 10 deep 10 the mysteries OF his
Art and = perfect menu 10 assured.
The following program ct toasts VIII BE-
offered:
roastm asser Mrs.. Eta g. Wilson
Grana Rapids HerSld.
Pea or Broom Witch; Nrs, II. ]. Hollands
Pointers for r's,s w .sss Nv Sr Alice n Miller
In the Shadows Of the wIngs' ........,.......
Miss trace pume-koe
Toledo t0J commsseisi-
An Episodical review ........,..- Mrs.. r. Q. Wood
Grand RAPIDS Easls. ~.
De Knows II All Mrs. NJ L. Nsyee
or,.,o,, posm Dssroi' fr;s prs'it ..aor. M,..r
Toledo Commercial.
n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

backing 10 nslsfal sad mlscaievoas-
Mr.. Ricn . supported ~ sas railroad
corporations. tAs strses rsliuay cor
porarons. the misl.one.Tss uno have
Just formed . eAE trust, aad naea
whose instincts are wholly monopolis-
tse- Does anybody undertake GO say
thai this support sl.i aor ssigns dows
= candidate even more deserving than
Jola 7. Rem
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

THERE are no bounds to human
frenzy when . mans m ind gives
way before the strain of long con-
tnued mental excitement. Last night
Lawyer John c. Quinsey. . victim to
choral, in . moment Of madness shot
his wife and then himself, adding
thereby another cory chapter to the
awful story Of blood and Its violent
shedding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

ysaak Ger, HiilsdAls. Mich sseasurss,
D.. T. C. AAsoa. 1ansnu, Mica.
Johnny coassdlne, sAos ~ Rob-
Ell Mccarthy IN Detross several
monIns ago, has gone 70 Colorado in
hopes that tie ar and waters Of that
region viii give h1m hack the health
ana slfor AeCsTthy's bullet deprived
him ct.
Detroit hoard Of trade hes passsd 9
resolution fsvorsng the paasaRe Of 8
bill by congress approprAtlng IS. 600, :
900 TO AID the Columbian exposition,
and urging the Aichlgau ssuaSors and
representatives. 20 vote and work for
iss passAgs-
Frank Dean Of Charlotte found au
apprecasuve su1ienoe IN Jackson prison
Tuesday night. when he isciured on
Land and Sea- The convscts Will do
anything almost rather than pAss the
long evening IN thar solitary celia
Mrs. Abrsm butts, aged 50 years. one
q 6aginAu's most esteemed rsssdsnts.
died Tuesday morning of paralysis-
ehe eetusd 10 saginaw Ia the 20. only
three white families bsing there st that
time.
AZ Oxford Nrs. Beckworth's oil stove
burned $500 worth Of her millinery
stock just altar che had hg-
ured out that the economical device
he'd saved her $3.50 IN fuel IN two
years.
George Beldev will pass the sultry
midsu miner days with Capt. Joe
Mich olson IN the Detroit house Of cor
rection bscause he disturbed the de-
votious Of Ssivationisss 81 Bay CITY.
Mrs- Anna Ward, an honest, hard
woskinE laundress, publicly horse
whipped NJ. Mas. q ciothier. ct Battle
Creek. for saying offensive things
about her.
0ustave LAsch, . Wayne county
coopey. u in trouble because be pnt
the label Of the Cooper union on
barrels made by pou-unionists.
Al South Bosrdman Ore destroyed
| l0o-foot Harrison and Reed pole and
rendered the statlon agent and hls wife
| UNCONSCIOUS for several hours.
The Pottawstomie Indians Of Athens
have been awarded &ls6. 636 IN pay ment
for lands taken from them by the gov
eminent many years ago.
Nova Anderson. Just blossoming into
womanhood at Jackson, has become 90
wicked that the authorities have sent
her 10 the Industrial school.
Willie Wilson, q l1-yeay-old Park
Lake boy, has left nis fathers house 70
Liay the prodigal, taking $ll aud his
grAndpa's watch.
Rev. Henry Geerlings, pastor Of the
Pyesbster,an church at Decatur, has re.
signed and will engage In newspaper
work 1t Holland.
Kalamazoo Knights OF the Msccabsss
have been awarded the silk banner
given by the great tent for the largest
membership.
In . star chamber session the Flint
| council agreed 70 pay Henry Cole $500
for broken leg sustained on rotten
| Ndewalk.
The Ludington improvement com.
| pany will show the peonle how TO boom
| . tirst-class toWu today.
At Cedar 6pr,ngs . democrat has
been found who thinks Dave Hill il
running for prssadeut.
Isaac VOORHEES,. who celebrated the
64th anniversary OF bis marriage
last week, - dead.
Mrs. L. S. Burton, . bright Alaegar
woman, has been elected member al
the school board.
P. \. MaIoney's ll-yesr-ol son.
while learning 20 awim 1t Cheboygan,
WAS drowned.
Burglars 1t Port Huron secured IS
in cash aud pair OF summer trousers.
| The state tsachers' institute will be-
held In Jackson July 25-August 5. i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
PEOPLES PARTY DELEGATES
Instructed 70 Oppose Fusion With the
Old Parties.

Tuesday evening the eighth ward
alliance caucus chose the following
delegates TO the coming county conven-
ton: Eugene @. Williams, Daniel Pal.
matter, Gust Nelson, Michael Sherman,
Andrew Hanson and Charles Newman.
The peoples party caucus also &C.
lected delegates. They are - follows:
w. A. Tea, Charles A. Dillberg, Charles
Il. Eddings, Edward Exdorf, Joseph
Slmm ons and LewA. Weaver.
In the second ward the peoples
party elected the following delegates:
Martin Young, Henry Tszelasr, Q. E.
Plugge, Walter Vincent and John Law.
son. From the Alliance, Jacob Taze-
laar, w. B. Watson, w. e. Foote, Jos.
epn w. Welton and Conealus Nuke.
In all caucuses tho delegates were
instructed to oppose fusion With the
old parties and to stand firm with the
peoples and alliance parties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

II appears that the Csrusgies seek TO
reduce the wages of their employees "a
average of Is per cent. Notwithstanding
that material is cheaper and the selling
price of steel higher. Perhaps the
spologsts of Rrsspng. selfish, IRON
hearted oppressors can explain that the
reduction 10 intended for . boon 70 the
workers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

Miss Anna Belle, daughter OF the
Rev. A. NJ. Gould, Vas married 1ues-
day evening to Frederick j. Blake. The
ceremony was performed at the brides
homo By her father. Owing 70 the re-
cent death OF the brides mother the
Wedding vas somewhat private, only
immediate relatives being present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

wrrz Muskeson solid for Plngree
and Ingnam ready 10 swing INTO line,
the list Of sraufyins surprises increases.
The people are determined to nonin-
ate q man that viii roll up an old-ume
republican majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

Lar u1shis bssauss for The visiting
furnltars nsn wss brlllisn, nnsls 10
. pleasant and psohsbis soIourn IN
tbs hub Of inc eIsat lndassry waleh
tHsy represent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
Persons ., the Hotels.

Al the New Livingston are A. w.
PECK, Petoskey, Fl. Ballsr, Cadillac; j.
w. Cobb, Cadillac; D. Il. Pelton. Sag
NAV; c. W. Bosworth, olivst; James
II. Lord and wife, Detroit; NJ. NJ. Dun.
eau and family and Mica Boorman.
Mancelona; Mira. Ida Gunner, CAdi.-
lac, Will Hoas, Cadillac.
Al the Morton are 7. q. GOODYEAR,
Hastings; George J. Begale. Belding;
James J. Galloway, Hillsdale, L. ID.
Benedict, Bear Lake; ". ". Siade.
Manistee: r. vsus Kisssn. Iceland. &.
A. strong. Detroit
c. n Field, . veil known business
man OF 81. Joseph, was Al Sweets yes
tsFdAy. lie ~ss on bic Say 10 Mar
quette in the Interests OF Bis sand brick
sntsrprse.
". 6ibbsr, . prominent phyaicsaa 81
Ans Arbof, ~ss 81 swssts last aikht,
lie il 90 ass Nay neftA On hshing en-.
HszlitsGH.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

tsss nlghes slsrlsy al norsksfa
iisbt sss eae 81 TIE mess hfiiilaat
ever ssen "a tais lshtads - this sssssa
a. ne yssf Tue nastnsfn heavens
vefe ssessssliy tsiilssat shost Md.
SIGHT Bread nsads ef seldsn aFesa
light afssssd eseh sshsE lfeta sss boz
is.4 " tAs sssata. e~sfuy massRg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

sheets Of crimson and red, snt<rsperssd
With banda OF ysiiow ilgat. snattsd fSom
point 20 point IN TIE nesven, GOV a.
ysneing and nou rssresting, TIE Whole
forming en- exquisitely eesuufai exni-
bstlon OF one OF mother nature siIang-
est and most brilliant pbsnomsna-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

The Hon. chaunesy Moore OF
Orange suggests that the best way 70
settle the contest for the soveruorship
10 to nominate the Hoo. william Ball
Of Hamburg. . representative farmer
and life-long republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
Burial Permits.

Flizsesth csncsinska, -, No. lss
Davis street, pneumonia. Nj Calvary,
John Modem, a., Grand river. Plain
heid te~nship. drowned, Greenwood;
Cosisnus G. Yer spfilie. Ne, $40 North
Lafayette. !, sasesa cosiiis. Fulton
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

M McLvcxTs testified that "a bic
cpinion . reduction In duties and In
creased production reduced tbe rsts Of
wages This eli b poser Tor TIE
free traders 70 snplsin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

rsssissnt Charles v. WATKINS Of The
Linealn elab he's seeursd The fcoms ca
sas sscoaa Haaf Of shs fasesm hisek.
witch we're fer - many year, used -
sssesf shsmt~f sN4 city efhses. for
lspaeisesa asaaaasessfs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
In writing matter for publication in

In writing matter for publication In
. Newspaper, correspondents that seek
to criticlss the policy Of tho paper in
moral and other matters will bear in
mind that to insure insertion the COM
munication must abound in ridicule
and cheap adjectives. Such CON-
municstions not only brighten the
dark and gloomy places IN the editors
HE. but they help TO swell the contents
of the waste basket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

GLADSTONE hAs been rs-siected TO
parliament, but the victory will prove
Of little worth to the cause Of home
rule unIess be shall % supported BY toe
election Of . sympashic majority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

In the democrats shall at once sd-
journ congress they will cave TO
themselves the credit for having per-
formed one commendsble service and
that the killing Of the Stewart silver
bill which has had the support of .
body Of wltless fools only from the
asart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

Fifth ward republicans orrsnissd .
finxree campaign club last night.
Over 30 republican workinemen AZ
tended TIE meeting, which va held 81
Eagles bail, corner cf RgvarA and
Ma.sss strsets. Fred Fnlda was ei<cted
president aad Carl Nurxer sesrssGfy.
--pesrost Trseaae.
The Trs-<tAss Medical assertion. in
ssssson ~ oaIooy. sleesod he fossoulna
of6eesss fressdsnt, DR., n. .. wood
Asecss, fsa.: vses president. DR.. !. 4.
wssss. hes1oisss, oAses ssefesaxy, ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

Arsssns ~ The fsrntaTs esnssns.en
4 nsy - ~sll - stass that the ia.
tefief Dee1fssss' q col faa n ne ~
sefssss % asssliss. - iss asss ssisas
lnapiy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
FURNITURE AND POLITICS.
Mr.. Hamilton Of Syracuse Discusses
Both F1uently.

"Well, no." said r. J. Hamilton of
Syracuse, yesterday, in answer to .
question asked by sreporter for The
HERALp, ~ don't think the furniture
sales during the present meeting will
be quite as large a. usual, but think
the results viii be even larger. That
il, the buyers will not buy very exten-
sively on this trip. but will wait until
they get home aud order by samples.
They are here 40 usual inspecting
everything carefully. They will, OF
course. buy some furniture. No man
could look over the magnificent exhib.
its aud not buy little. Many Of the
large buyers will purchase the usual
amount. But they are men with big
markets and can unload anything they
care 10 buy. But the smaller dealers
the men that cannot afford to carry
over stock in case of . large decrease
in sales-will to very careful.
You zee the farmers - . class will
not have extra large crops thls year.
The spring rains have done great deal
of damage. Unless the farmers have
good crops they can't afford to buy
very much furniture. Most of the
buyers will wait until they get home
and are sure of their trade. Then they
viii order by eample. In the end there
will be just as much furniture sold
here, but il won't be sold this month.
Politics We'll. there 10 little dis
cussion down our wav. President Har.
rison seems 70 be very strong in the
state-stronger than ever before.
Notwithstanding the attempt to
make political capital out OF the
Homestead calamity he 10 stead
lily gaining in popularity. In spite
Of the claim 70 the contrary 1t 10 doubt
ful If there 10 any remarkable affection
for Mr.. Cleveland ON Mr.. Hills part,
and everybody knows that Tammany
stands ready At any time TO knife any
candidate If Offices can be gained by %
dong. The political situanon"-but
the alarm for the Wonderiy fire wal
given just at this instant, and Mr..
Hamilton shot out Of the door like q
patriotic citizen intent on seeing the
biaxe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
WEaraEk

wAsHlxeros, July l3.-For Lower
Michigan: Far winds shifting 10
soal1 we=t, warmer - northwestern
oorfiou
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14
TREY DON'T LIKE IT
The Equal euffrAgists Con.
denim the City
FOR ITS SINS OF COMMISSION
A6s- Ksschrm osifvsu . Cutting Crit
eism o. SGngosszansas- oshss
Naltses-

Mrs. ". G.. PsArsAll entertained the
Political Equality club yesterday after
noon at Der home on East Bridge
street. tnssrsss in ths ssoaety remains
unahatsd dssNss the great hsAL The
membership Of the club 10 nearly
sesenty-five persons end fair proper
tiou Of the members stssnd every meet
ing. The EXERCISES opened with the
soag Neither Delay Nor ksss." Niss
Lucy Gould read "a article explanatory
of the trss steps taken 70 admit women
20 the state university. IL vas shown
that George A. Willard of Battle Creek
introduo = resolution April 10. 1861.
providing for the aamsttAnce Of women
20 the university aad WAS also author
OF the decisve resolution passed jan
uary s, 1870, which opened the doors
uuqualnooiy 20 female studenn.
Other men wereintefsstsd in the move
ment bot Mr.. Willard was The frsmer
Of the decisive resolution.
Indian C.tlsensn.p," "Ars. Ella =.
knowles. the Peoples Party Candidate
for Attorney General IN Montana
Woman ~ the Peoples Party Con-
vention." "Eonors 70: GIRL Students,
were the topics considered BY the men,
bers IN brief readings. Susan b. Anth-
ony's speech at the kAnsss republican
convention Was read.
Maaicipal Gsvsssnsst
"Items OF Municipal Mis-6overu-
ment," ''Houe Rule sno Equal
Rights for Women were next consid-
cred ana Msss Cora Phillips gave
reading. Rssum,ng the subject of
"Municlpsi Nis-1overnment." Mrs.
/ Emily b. ketcham scored the mayer
and couimon council, the board ana
the police department ronndly fnr
"slns of omission" To illustrate the
Esst Bridge street saloon when TWO
men we're pruta!ly pounded by the pro-
pyletor and bic frienos.
"Pansy Ames' dive on Waterloo
street Was also alluded 70, and the IN
curry Wa made - 70 her right to keep
. dive under the city charter" Ref
erencs Was also made 20 the recent
Fourth OF July. when every saloon n
| the city kept vide open eli dsy. yet
not . single arrest WAS made. Oiher
instances were cited, showing that the
city charter 10 al right, but there IL .
woeful lack Of enforcement Of wise
laws. Mrs. Ketchum said that IL
showed not only nisgovsrnmsnt bat .
| neglect Of duty by the clergy and
teachers whose duty IL snould be 10
preach and work against the breaking
Of the lava Informal discussion fol-
lowed. A letter was read from ex-Gov.
}. B. Foraker in response 70 one sent
him by the club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-14

To eli Appearances Pingree stock is
risiuR, Tor charges are rife Of bribery
and other ,ilegituaaie methods on the
part OF toe mapaeers. pretty certain
indication that Mr.. Richis friends are,
or ~ ieAst tear they are. getting the
worst OF it.-Evening Leader.