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Published February 28, 2013
This Q&A will answer many of the questions you may have
about safety in the Heights District, near UB's South Campus,
and how UB is working with students, residents and community
leaders to address issues in the neighborhood. If you have other
questions about university and City of Buffalo efforts to maintain
safety in the Heights or on UB campuses, please feel free to
contact us by email or call UB's Community Relations Office
at (716) 829-3099.
The Heights neighborhood, which borders UB's South Campus in Buffalo, is home to many responsible families, many of whom are UB employees, as well as students who rent apartments in the neighborhood. Like most urban communities that border a college campus, this neighborhood is not immune to crime and safety issues, but it is generally a safe place to live. Safety and crime in the neighborhood has been proactively addressed in a number of ways over the last few years by UB, the City of Buffalo and neighborhood residents. The joint police patrols begun by UB's University Police and the Buffalo Police Department continue to add to police presence in the neighborhood (http://www.buffalo.edu/news/10396).
Other initiatives include:
Some of the crime in the Heights neighborhood is related to the abuse of alcohol among young people who reside in or visit it. Some of this behavior leads to so-called nuisance crimes, such as vandalism. More serious incidents include acts of violence, though they are rare. UB takes very seriously any criminal activity perpetrated against or by students, which is why UB and its community partners continue to take steps to make this neighborhood safer. UB Student Wide Judiciary and Judicial Affairs have developed a low-tolerance policy for students involved in misconduct.
Collaboration among the university, the City of Buffalo and the community is essential to these efforts. "The safety of our students, both on and off campus, is certainly a major concern for the University Police," says Gerald W. Schoenle Jr., chief of University Police. "The university has made numerous security enhancements on and near our South Campus and North Campus. We will continue to work with our law enforcement partners, particularly the Amherst and Buffalo Police, to assist in addressing concerns both on and off campus."
UB's annual on-campus crime statistics are consistently very low and, in fact, our crime rate is significantly down from 10 years ago. UB's University Police department is state-accredited and is one of the best campus police departments in the state. University Police consists of 61 highly trained professionals who provide around-the-clock service to the university community.
Over the past five years, UB has invested more than $5 million in security enhancements on its campuses, including new lighting, security cameras and emergency Blue Light phones. The university also has purchased security cameras in the Heights and added joint patrols of Main Street with the Buffalo Police Department.
UB and the City of Buffalo have launched several new collaborative initiatives to continue improving safety, deter crime and enhance quality of life in the Heights.
Each fall semester, the Buffalo Police Department and University Police conduct joint patrols along Main Street in Buffalo on Thursday through Saturday nights when there are many students and members of the community out and about. In addition, UB has purchased five security cameras for the City of Buffalo installed on street corners in the neighborhood.
The present camera locations include traffic-signals or street-light poles on the corners of Winspear Avenue and Parkridge Street, Main and Custer streets, Main Street and Englewood Avenue, Main Street and LaSalle Avenue, and Englewood Avenue and Eley Place. Each new camera provides video streaming to the Buffalo Police Department camera room located at 74 Franklin St.
For the joint University Police and Buffalo Police patrols occurring in the fall and spring, UB purchased Segway Personal Transporters and bicycles for use by Buffalo and UB police officers. Bike and Segway patrols permit officers to be highly visible and are effective in patrolling defined areas with large groups of people. UB provides specialized bike patrol training to all officers.
As part of these collaborative efforts, the Buffalo Police Department has increased the presence of daily patrols in the neighborhood and will focus its Mobile Response Unit on pockets of criminal activity in the neighborhood. The City of Buffalo has been more aggressive on housing code enforcement in the neighborhood. This will improve the safety and upkeep of properties in the Heights.
UB continues to reach out to students and residents with information and guidance on how to safeguard their personal safety and property.
For example, the university also has implemented these new safety programs and initiatives:
UB invested more than $5 million on the South Campus in new exterior lighting, as well as 76 new security cameras and 19 new emergency blue-light systems monitored by University Police. Similar security systems also have been installed on UB's North Campus.
In addition, UB Police have expanded their presence on the South Campus during weekends and other peak periods. A UB Alert text message notification system is designed to make students more aware of reported criminal activity off- and on-campus, and how to avoid it. Information is also posted on the "My UB" website when necessary and useful.
UB's student-run Safety Services office operates a safety shuttle for students looking for extra security when traveling on either campus. The shuttle runs during the semester from three different South Campus locations and from locations within a 1.5 mile radius of South Campus (as well as Kensington Village, Collegiate Village and Campus Manor). Students can call 829-2584 in advance and request to be picked-up at other South Campus locations. There are also walk stations on both campuses from which students can be escorted to their destination.
In addition, UB Police have launched a very successful public awareness campaign to make students aware of their vulnerability to automobile break-ins. As part of the in initiative, University Police distribute thousands of "vehicle burglary report cards" to staff and student vehicles parked in South Campus lots. The flyers provide tips on how to prevent theft of personal belongings from parked cars.
In addition, UB's Personal Safety Committee meets monthly to recommend further actions and programs to raise the level of safety awareness among all members of the university community. The meetings are open to all faculty, students and staff.
The law allows SUNY Police to patrol the campus and streets that directly border the campus, but the law limits their authority outside these strict boundaries. UB police officers are, however, authorized to assist Amherst and Buffalo officers during patrols, arrests and investigations, and they often do. Because of this arrangement, UB was able to launch joint patrols in the Heights neighborhood each semester with officers from the Buffalo Police Department. To make UB Police even more available to assist in peak times during the semester, the university added additional officers to the 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. patrol on UB's campuses. This staffing upgrade was made in response to feedback from residents of the Heights and the campus community who requested additional evening patrols.
Improving the quality of life and relationships in the neighborhood is a priority of UB's community outreach. Working with community leaders and neighborhood residents, UB has implemented several initiatives that are having a positive effect on the neighborhood and its relationship with the university. These include:
UB offers housing on both the South and North campuses. If the university purchased homes in the community, they would come off the tax rolls. Instead, we are focusing our efforts on encouraging faculty and staff to purchase homes in the Heights under UB's new H.O.M.E. Program. More than 20 UB employees have purchased homes around the South Campus through a similar program, joining nearly 500 of their fellow UB employees currently living in the Heights. With the incentives offered under the new H.O.M.E. Program, many more employees may take advantage of this great opportunity.
The issues within the Heights require long-term, community-wide solutions. UB is committed to developing and implementing such solutions in partnership with the community and the City of Buffalo. For example, UB is investigating development of a Heights neighborhood plan, in partnership with the City of Buffalo and community leaders. Such a plan would provide opportunities for the Heights to strategically leverage UB's growth on the South Campus. In effect, this plan would be a blueprint for improving and attracting investment in the neighborhood and its commercial district. This plan would raise awareness about the needs of the Heights and provide opportunities for local and regional leaders to support and develop the neighborhood.
If you have additional questions, please contact:
Office of Community Relations
UB Gateway Building
77 Goodell St. #201
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The Cuomo administration recently won approval for its plan to use federal Community Block Grants to aid Sandy victims. Those seeking assistance must apply to the state.
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Jerold L. Hale nominated to become dean of the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters on July 1, 2010
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DEARBORN / March 8, 2010---Jerold L. Hale, currently a professor in the Department of Speech Communication at the University of Georgia (UGA), has been named dean of the College of Arts, Sciences, and Letters (CASL) at the University of Michigan-Dearborn. While at UGA, Hale was unanimously elected to three three-year terms as head of the Department of Speech Communication.
Hales five-year appointment will begin on July 1, 2010, pending the approval of the University Board of Regents. In addition to his administrative position, he will be a professor of communication in CASL, pending campus approval and Regental approval.
I look forward with great enthusiasm to working with Professor Hale, said Catherine A. Davy, provost and vice chancellor for academic affairs at UM-Dearborn. He is an accomplished scholar and a seasoned administrator with a reputation for consultation and collaboration. I am delighted with his appointment and excited about where the college will go under his leadership.
Hale said he was attracted to working at UM-Dearborn because the campus and the University of Michigan system are hallmarks for academic excellence.
I am honored to be selected to serve as dean for the universitys largest and most diverse school, Hale said. The chancellor and provost have forged a vision of a university that strikes a balance between teaching and scholarship while being thoroughly engaged in the metropolitan area and southeastern portion of the state. The university community has embraced that vision. I have a history of providing collaborative leadership that has encouraged and facilitated community engagement through teaching, learning and research. My personal commitments to academics and community engagement should fit nicely within UM-Dearborns metropolitan vision.
Before joining the University of Georgia in 1991, Hale served as associate professor, chief advisor and assistant to the chair of the Department of Communication at Miami University, visiting assistant professor at Michigan State University and assistant professor at the University of Hawaii at Manoa.
Hale, who earned his masters degree and Ph.D. in communication at Michigan State University, has published many articles, book chapters, papers and essays on a wide range of issues in communication and social influence and interpersonal communication.
About University of Michigan-Dearborn
The University of Michigan-Dearborn is celebrating its 50th anniversary throughout the 2009/2010 academic year. Founded in 1959 with a gift of just over 200 acres of land and $6.5 million from the Ford Motor Company, UM-Dearborn has been distinguished by its commitment to providing excellent educational opportunities responsive to the needs of southeastern Michigan. The university has 8,700 students pursuing undergraduate, masters, doctoral and professional degrees in the liberal arts and sciences, engineering, business, education, and public administration. With a faculty devoted to teaching, and students committed to achievement, UM-Dearborn has been shaped by its history of interaction with business, government and industry in southeastern Michigan, and is committed to responding to the needs of the region in the future.
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Boing iu an In— toxh-i'ed eondit'on and his horses of 11 writer -phited disposition, he could not i;i !iit'.'!i them from the vehicle, lie sent one of the smaller children Into the house for his son Leslie, a young man who was iccently married and who is assisting the old gentlem.in on the farm during the summer. The son responded to tho Mi'inii'iii!. and unhitching the horses pro cei'ded to thn stable with them, whero the old man followed and began abusing the boy, as only an intoxicated man cau. 'i: i win.] brought on another and soon tlie old man and boy were running a foot ni"'' to the house. During the quarrel tie M iis.in had taken a large pocket knife irom his pocket and as they reached tbe gate he succeeded in plunging the ki.id' into the boy's left arm just abuu* tin* wrist and into his left side' just above the hip bono. Leslie then j turned Mid told his father not to make ain»ihf-r attempt to cut liim or he would shoot, whereupon he made another lunge with the knife but did not succeed iu reaching his victim. Leslie had a 32». e t if-:" i-volvr in his pocket and as hit f-ithi-r ittcmpted to stop him he hit htm with the barrel in the corner ol the left eye which floored liim and rather brought him to his senses. By this time the blood was flowi rather freely from the son's wounds ai he went Into the house "where his wl). bandaKed them to the best of her ability The old man during this time smy him=elf.tgrslasbMNc'hte-kuft* Stityittf S it oir. Rudolph Iloltz was dispatched for ui physician and Drs. Maynard and Carpenter rpp:iir**'l to the scene. The wound ou tin* t-ide wn« about an inch and one- half !->iig, the knife having glanced, but had it been a trifle higher it would hnye certainly killed thc man. The wound on the aim was jnjt the width of tho knife blade but had apparently been driven' almost through thc arm, and the physician placed two stitches in it. L"«]ie. the son, was in town Wednesday, apparently not very much the worse for his narrow escape, and from whom we gained the foregoing information. He sjiys tlie end is not yet, as he intends t'. pi. -eeiite his father. .«ly -1th, 1890, pases away very quietly ':fnre. At 7 o'clock in the morning a ciaj train took the K. of P. band, e running team and about 150 citi- iS to Evm-t, where they airived at S:30 ock. t about 10:30 o'clock a large audience gregnted in a mammoth bowery Ich was erected by the Independent C Company of Evart, and listened to 0 flue music and an elegant speech Col. Laniard, ot Detroit. In the after- in the games and races were the priu- ,1 attractions, and proved a financial jess to somo Clarcites, as Leu Clark led oir thc honors in the Men's foot- i,"Will Ash Came under the wire first e flat man's raco and Martin Ebcr- fc succeeded in lighting his pipe first ',a pipe race. wever the event which caused the excitement during the day was the race between the Eyart and Clare King tennis which resulted iu the H team winning tho money, they Ing -10 rods laying 200 feet of hose ;| breaking coupling and attaching which was accomplished by the team in 40 seconds and Evart in 55 nds. hb Evart boys came oil victorious in jcoiipllug contest after a hard struggle. d feeling prevailed throughout the ro day, the weather being cool with cing breeze and fans were in poor md. tiao o'clock Saturday morning the 11 left Evart for Clare, where it de- ited about as large a lot oE cold aud p>" people as it has been our lot to see liaji}' a day. However all report an >y*blc time aud thoroughly satisfied U their day's outing. sfnioes are very scarce in the market ,(tjtek. W Jnncs spent Sunday In Midland Ms relatives. %?ppondents will confer a favor U •--'$•!-AAA -—^- - —' '■*---'•- * *■'-' ■«- ttir In the week. Jay Rogers was in day. John G. Husted's house has received coat of paint tbis week. The foundation of Dawson's new brick block is nearly completed. Chas. Welch moved his family from Farwell to Clare this week. 'Lige Tatman is now employed in the F. &P, JL yard at this plnce. Mrs, Chester Stiles visited with her parents in Clare over Sunday. John Sexsmith made a business trip to Saginaw and Bay City on Monday. H. W. Skutt, the. barber, is visiting friends in Grand Rapids this week. Miss Carrie Rockafellow is visiting Miss Grace Turner at Eyart this week. Mrs. John McDonald and mother, Mrs. C. Bigley, spent the Fourth at Shepherd. Dr. and Mrs. H.L. Ash visited their daughter, Mr*. Jas. Boyd, the latter part of last week. Rov. M. D.Rogers was at Hatton, Monday, conducting the funeral services of Mi's. Jas. McCombe. A boy baby wns born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Allen Anger on July 4th, which made Tom Mason grandpa. Celery, watermelons, currents, cherries and raspberries have made their appearance in the markets. Women were made bofore mirrors and have been before tbem ever since, crueiy remarks a wicked exchange. A Farwell lady makes a great kick because her husband persists in using her bathing suit for a pen-wiper. The funeral sermon of Mrs. Davis, who died last week, will be preached by the pastor next Sunda}" morning at the M. E. church. Don'tgo in bathing while in a perspiration. The sudden chilling of the blood by so doing, produces cramps. Wait until you are cooled off. Mt>.W.L. Olds departed for Owosso, Monday, to join her husband who has secured employment at that place. They will make their home, there for tho present. Frank Cope, who has been teaching school nt Marion during the past winter aHd spring, departed on Monday for Big Rapids, where be will take a course in penmanship. VIM- Fine Groceries. -*■ We carry a very Complete Stock of Everything in the line of Choice Family Groceries. Also Provisions oi all kinds, Hay, Oats, Flour, Feed, etc. Will Unicume was in Saginaw last Friday. Attorney Lyon,.of Far well, was a tor at Clare, Monday. Miss Euceba Hall ii- visiting relatives in Saginnw and vicinity, Mrs, M. C, Denmer is visiting relatives in Clare and vicinity this week. Mrs. M. Beemer, of Sanilac, visited nelsons, Oliver and Arthur, over Sunday. S, A, Sutherland ws« in Harrison,iron- day, on business relntivc to his pension, E. B. Horning wA vifc, of Mt. Plea- ant, visited friends in f'ljire over Sunday. Mrs. O. Beemer loll for Saginaw, Tuesday, wbere she will undergo treatment nt Dr. Bliss' hospital. Dixon's Uncle Tom Cabin Company who were billed to appear here Wednesday evening, failed to mnternlize. Mr. nnd Mrs. Al. O'Donald. of Howard City, were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. O'Donald in Oare oyer Sunday, John Cr. Un-tc-l If: for Milwaukee Tuesday evening where be' will enjoy himself with the hoys for n few days. Harvey Knickerbocker, of Mf. Morris, visited with his brother Louis, baggage- master atthe union depot, in Clnre last Thursday and Friday. John W. Dunlop has purchnsedn handsome surry and may be seen most any evening enjoying a drive behind ]iis handsome little s],nu ot "tangs. A post ofiice has been established at Burnham in Verron township. Isabella- county. The'.uni..-of the office will If Russell, nnd J. I. Kirkpatrick. post master. A. Blevins, of Marion, hn« sent a sample of Trendwell wheat to us. which he raised on his farm uenr that plnce. The stalks stand 5 feet 7 inches, and the heaiU over 1 inches. Here's hoping tliat Mr. Blevins has many acres ns good as the sample sent. In your rambles over tli" farm earrv sum" k«vf it*-. "-(..('11.11 to<if-troy tbisMes burdoek". etc.. u Uh. If l"ft nn'il n uiw- convenii'iit spasm, thoy are i.pt to be ]i ft too long. An exchange recommends a broad-headed chisel on a stick lung enough for a cane,* A new kind of insect is working ita way from the south towards thi? latitude. It is called the cowhorn fly and while it does not kill cattle It worries them so by its bites as to cause a considerable ^lfhi- inrttiQn In. ilte^Yet^J^'flk^ 'ti#fl*iii!j We are doing practically a Cash business, which enables us to Give our customers thc Best Goods and Greatest Quantity for the money. Don't fail to call on Us as we assure you Courteous treatment and Great Bargains. ■J* We Ixeqel ix\ Ixcr$ Prices. Respectfully Yours, MASON & BOYD. All Kinds of Farm Produce Bought and Sold. S\k Slk Slk Slk Slk Slk SVt. SSk Slk Slk Slk Slk •>?& *" w W W W *W W ^iF W %P ^iP ^i? W W Justice S. F. Fine has been seriously ill for the past week. M'ir.y of our citizens are complaining of the .scarcity of ice. Jas. Brown is enjoying himself at Milwaukee this week. F. E. Prince, of Mt. Pleasant, was in town Monday morning. Mrs. O, Mabie, of Farwell, is visiting with the family of Richard Welcb this week. AV. A. Burritt, of Harrison, changed ears here Wednesday evening, enroute for his home. ' John Kirkbride, of Canton, Ohio, a cousin of S. ('. Kirkbride was the guest of the latter Tuesday. Porter Randall was at Ithaca Tuesday nnd Wedncsdny where he was examined by physicians for a pension. The Ladies' Union will meet at the home of Mrs. VanBrunt next Wednesday. July 10, at the usual hour. Mrs. it. j. Lossing returned from Bay City Tuesday evening where she had heen visiting friends for a feW days. Riley and Lottie Parrisli went to • St. Louis Wednesday where they will yisit their aunt. Mrs. Carr, for a couple of weeks. John Giberson wishes to secure the address of eyery Sabbath school superintendent in the county. See notice elsewhere. E. G. Welch left for Bay City last Monday where he will yisit for a week with his sister, Mra. White. From there he goes to Springfield, Mass., to enter the employ of a large publishing house. Last week Geo. Wilson, who resides at Cory's mill, advertised the loss ofa seat belonging to a baby cab. The papers were mailed Thursday and Saturday Mrs. Wm. Parrish delivered tho lost article to the Democrat-Press office where it awaits tbe owner. This is invariably the outcome of all advertisements placed in this paper, and the generai public are awakening to this fact. ,'D.^cwth, of Fredrlcksburg, Iowa, yed in town Wednesday morning on sit to his old home. ivforce of men and teams commenced ding the ground for the wooden ware factory Monday morning. Mrs. Chas. Pitcher, of Chicago,is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Holbrook. She will remain nbout four weeks. The scarcity of ice is making many of our citizens warm under the collar and it is altogether probable that the price of that very necessary article will soon advance. Deputy Sheriff Dopp, of Meredith, changed cars here Wednesday evening for bis home. He was returning from Detroit, where he had taken a prisoner to the work bouse. 'Tis estimated thnt over 25,000 Knights of Pythias aro in attendance at the Pythian conclave being held nt Milwaukee this week, and the total number of visitors at about G0.000. About 400 men enma from the neighboring lumber camps on Thursdny Inst, and after some of them had received a j"1lttle. grog 'twas hard work for the officers to keep the streets clear, so sober citizens might pass. Scarcely a day passes but the metropolitan dailies chronicle terrible storms in the west. A number of persons aro usually killed and a vast amount of property destroyed, in each case. Michigan has been extremely fortunate this season in escaping thc cyclones and tornadoes and many a person are begining to realize that this is good enough place to live in after all. Last Thursday evening, as Thos. De- Gez was sitting on a scantling which was placed in front of the excavation made by Geo. Dawson for his new building, the timber broke letting the old gentleman fall about six feet onto some large stones. As he is rather a large man it was supposed at first the fall would prove serious but at this writing he seems to be enjoying as good health as usual. Mr. L. T. Olds returned from Decatur, VanBuretl county, Tuesday evening. The old gentleman has apparently en-' joyed his visit very much and looks much improved in health. Mr. Olds brings the pleasing intelligence that the owners of a large stave mill at that place are anxious te locate in Clare and will put in a large mill at this place providing the people will offer them sufficient inducement. As they are very reasonable in their demands, the council Will no doubt accede to tbem and another enterprise will be secured for oar beautiful little city. We understand negotiations haye already commenced. borne ntlfcTrair^T^Mbil She wns accompanied by Mrs, W. S. Cooley and mother, who visit for » short time at that place. The Royal Orange Lodge of this place will go to Midland tomorrow, (Saturday) to participate in a grand celebration of the anniversary of the battle of Boyne. The lodjfc will be accompanied by the O. II. S. ball club, the hose running team and a large number of citizens. In explaining where the flies come from we will say that the cyclone makes the house fly, the blacksmith makes the tire fly, the carpenter mnkes the saw fly, the driyer makes the horse fly, the grocer makes the sand fly, the boarder makes the butter fly and the devil makes the type fly. A number of boys and young men who are in thehabit of bathing in the Tobacco river, inst north of this plnce, are, it seems, totally devoid of all decency and have exposed themselves to the view of Indies at different times. The township board now propose to take a hand in the matter and will make it exceedingly warm for those who hereafter attempt to bathe within 40 rods of the Tobacco bridge. Many complaints are being made by citizens who reside, and whose property adjoin the rear of some of the business houses, that the merchants are very careless in throwing tlieir rubbish, etc., out their back door and leave it to decay, which in the course of time emits a very- disagreeable odor. Gentlemen, be a little more careful and see that all refuse is properly taken caro of and you will thereby improve the. feelings of your neighbors, saying nothing of the sanitary condition of the town. One of the hardest things to do nowadays is to believe in anything or anybody. There ure yery few men and women of mature growth who do not often sigh for the faith of their childhood days, when they had implicit confidence in all the world, its people,nnd promises. But we no sooner cut our wisdom teeth than the fact is impressed upon us tbat we must be upon our daily guard against fraud, treachsry, and deceit least we early fall by the wayside an unsuspecting victim of the world and its wickedness, Tt would be well indeed if we could believo all men to be upright, honest, aud virtuous* but tho wolves in sheep's garments are of such legionary number nowadays that our faith in the professions of the so-called reformers of the age is literally no larger than a grain of mustard seed. The nineteenth century is a long ways advanced on the road of civilization and* Christianity, and yet never was there an epoch so rampart in shams and impostors. An"exchange hnis *dlse^iW*Tffiiit' n poor girl has to be awfully good looking to be pretty, nnd a rich girl hap to be awfully homely to be ugly. It might have added that a poor man has to be awfully smart to be called intelligent and a rich man almost a blockhead to be ignorant. See thc point. eSTTiiE Democrat-Press will be sent to any new subscriber from now until January 1st, 1801. for only 50 cents. If your nnme is not now on our list, fake ndvnntaee of this ofler and come in at once and subscribe. Send the paper to a distant friend. It costs but little and helps to advertise our town. A gentleman 1:rimed Only, of Midland was in town Tuesday looking over the ground with the intention of establishing a crockery store in onr midst. He. was very favorably impressed with tlie outlook and in all probability Clnre will 1=0011 haye another hustling citizen and business establishment. We join witb the people of Clare in extending to Mr. Cody a cordial invitation to become one of us, nnd feel confident that success wilt attend him in his venture in Clnre. Of Interest to Soldiers. All soldiers now suffering from physical or mental disability, not the result of v? Vicious or immoral habits in such a degree as to render them unable to earn a comfortable suppsrf, can now be placed upon the pension roll of the United States, whether thoir disability was con- - tracted in the service or otherwise. Widows and children under 1G, where soldiers have died from any cause can now receive pension. Dependent parents can now be placed upon the roll without proof that they were dependent at the time of soldiers- death. All soldiers now having claim;.- on file or those now drawing less than' $12 dollars per month that have received" any new disability since discharge, the • combined eflect<; of which render them unable to earn a comfortable support are • entitled application under this net do- not interfere or waive nny right the applicant may have under the old laws. If pension is granted it Is merely a payment on account leaying any other claima he or she may have to be completed at some future date. It is not necessary to employ tbe same attorney that has charge of your old claim, as this is new business and ,3*011 are at liberty' to employ nny attorney you choose. All claims intrusted to me will receive prompt and carelul attention. Xo fee unless successful. Blanks furnished oa application. A. A. Loveland, Attorney at Law and Solicitor of claims nnd Pensions, Commercial Bank Block. Mt. Pleasant. M * *A U iXa
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|1890-07-11; Clare Democrat and Press
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|Friday, July 11, 1890 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Also known as the Democrat Press. Began publication in 1889, with the merger of The Clare Press and the Clare Democrat. In 1894, merged with The Clare Sentinel (1892) to form the Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press.
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|1890-07-11; Clare Democrat and Press
|M.D. Eaton
|Friday, July 11, 1890 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Also known as the Democrat Press. Began publication in 1889, with the merger of The Clare Press and the Clare Democrat. In 1894, merged with The Clare Sentinel (1892) to form the Clare Sentinel and the Democrat-Press.
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