Man Drowned On Blissfield Fishing Trip In Raisin River
Blissfield Michigan August 14 Special to The Telegram Geo J Steinmiller of Riga and Franke and Clarence Hazzard of Blissfield were returning from a Raisin River fishing trip When near the bridges Steinmiller rocked the boat and refused warnings since Hazzard could not swim The boat capsized and Steinmiller disappeared his body rising twice before being recovered about a half hour later Coroner Peter Fisher took charge The death is not slated for an inquest Steinmiller was formerly with the firm Steinmiller Rubi of Riga The note ends with a muted obituary line.
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Blissfield
Mich
Geo. J. Steinmiller
Riga
Franke
Clarence Hazzard
Reisin
Steinmiller
Hazzard
Hazzard Boys
A. J. Fisher
Peter Fisher
Palmer
Steinmiller & Rubi
Mallory & Tord
Widar i
Graham reunion at Mitchell home draws fifty relatives
The Graham family gathered about fifty relatives at W. 4. Mitchell's home south of Holloway for a pleasant reunion. A lawn dinner under a tent accompanied a program featuring recitations by Mrs. L. T. Lochner and daughter and Miss Jennie, plus Scotch songs by John McPhail Jr. Officers elected were John Calhoun, president. Fred C. Westgate, vice president. and Mrs. Frank Wilbee, secretary-treasurer. The next reunion is set for the third Wednesday in August 1994 at L. T. Lochner's. Attendees included F. G. Westgate and wife and Mrs. Frank Wilbee from Adrian.
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Graham
Mitchell
Holloway
L. T. Lochner
Jennie
McPhail
John McPhail
John
Holmes Kammer Wedding in Lenawee City
Arthur M. Holmes and Barbara E B Kammer were married in Lenawee city on Tuesday and headed to Buffalo for their wedding trip. Both parties are well known. The Telegram notes Lenawee coverage with reporters and Adrian area posts.
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Kammer-Holmes
Arthur M. Holmes
Charles Holmes
Barbara EB. Kammer
Holloway
Buffalo
Low Rates From Detroit Southern to Many Points
Detroit Southern announces very low rail rates to a range of destinations. Details available from F. E. Kennedy or any depot agent. Specifics include Rome City July 9 to August 13 and several dates in Detroit Mt Vernon Ludington Baltimore Akron and Minneapolis with July dates listed for each location. Also mentions cheap homes seekers’ rates on the first and third Tuesdays in July.
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Detroit Southern
F. E. Kennedy
Rome City, Inc
Detroit
Mt Vernon
Ludington
Mich
Baltimore
MD. O
Akron
Pates
Minneapolis
Minn
Columbus
Police Busy After Circus Crowd In Town
Sheriff and town police plus extra officers monitor a large theft-prone crowd during a parade. Mrs Hunt reports a man attempting to force entry on Winter street. description given and a chase ensues across a fence from Geo Wilcox place. An altercation near the four corners ends with Officer Maurer detaining E Wolverton and Jesse Sanders.
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Shepherd
Marshal Ulrich
W. C. Hant
Winter Street
Dirs. Hunt
Big Show Parade Draws Record Crowd in Adrian
A lavish circus arrival in Adrian brings unprecedented crowds with 15,000 plus attendees. People travel from Hillsdale Jackson Toledo Napoleon and beyond as trains run packed. Parade through Main Broad Toledo Maumee route features flaming chariots animals elephants camels riders soldiers and clowns keeping spectators spellbound. Two performances planned today in a full tent with another tonight. Grange Assembly Picnic at Baw Beese Park set for August 20 with special train from Adrian at 8:42 am tickets at low rates.
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Brothers
Howell
Broad Street
Adrian
Lenawee County
Serike
Hillsdale
Jackson
Toledo
Napoleon
Detroit Southern
Here
Teccumseh
Wabash
wn_Howell
Lawrence Park
Maumee
Main
Broad
Grange Assembly
Baw Beese Park
Man Kills Several at Winfield Bandstand Then Is Killed
Gilber Twigg, 20, described as insane, opened fire on a crowd of about 5 000 during a Winfield Kansas band concert. Three killed, multiple wounded, police officer George Nichols shot the attacker then Twigg shot himself. Victims include Sterling Rice and Dawson Tollitson. bandman HR E Oliver among the injured. The chaos lasted about an hour before help arrived.
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Winfold
Kan
Gilbert Twigg
Twigg
Sterling Rice
Dawson Tollitson
Grains Brown
D. Bowman
Oxford
Kaa
Gilbert Twigs
Tohn Barnard
James Clarkson
F A. E. Oliver
Clyde Reid
J. B. Story
William Wilkins
Charles Flomas
Miley
HR. E. Oliver
Ani
George Nichols
Fwige
Gilbert Twise
Land Bill Approved by House of Lords in Final Form
The House of Lords approved the Irish land bill Thursday in the form finally passed by the House of Commons. The Commons accepted all amendments save two minor ones, and the measure awaits royal assent to become law. Chilean Ministry Resigns in political crisis. reforms expected as moderates may join liberal alliance, Balmacedians and conservatives to form new cabinet. The recently resigned cabinet, formed April 7, included Rafael Sotomayor, Manuel Salinas, Anibal San Fuentes, Rivas Vacuna, and Ricardo Matte. Also noted, strikes worsen Chilean tensions with neighbors. A Morgan Line steamer brought ashore a 12-year-old boy found adrift in an open boat off Georgia after being swept from Havana. He survived after revival. two other boys failed to reach shore. It pays to read The Telegram wants.
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London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Lorda
Santiago de Chite
Owlog Lg
Liberal Alliance
Rafael Sotomayor
Manuel Salinas
Anibal San Fuentes
Rivas Vacuna
New York
Morgan Line
el Borado
Galveston
Georgia
Prescott
Havana
Weather forecast piece for Lower Michigan and surrounding states
Yesterday’s weather summary notes generally fair and cold conditions in Lower Michigan with a high near 79 and a low around 16. Government stations logged 54 at o'clock last night, 34 at 7 this morning, and 74 at noon. Forecast calls for showers in Ohio and Upper Michigan with east winds, and showers in Lower Michigan with cooler conditions in the west and fresh east to southeast winds.
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Lower
Michigan
Washington
Ohio
Upper Michigan
Port Antonio Meeting Appeals for Aid Amid Haitian Hurricane Plight
A Kingston Jamaica dispatch reports severe destitution in hurricane struck districts. A Thursday Port Antonio meeting, with the governor's approval, urged American aid as fodder and lumber are urgently needed. Nearby vessels the Ethelwold suffered damage, while several ships remain ashore or afloat after the storm.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Port Antonio
Ethelwold
New York
EreAtiers
Alrran
Doniéts
Late News In Brief From The Region And Beyond
Arrests for murder in Idaho and New Jersey. Miners die in Alabama coal mine explosion near Coat City, with three injured. Train wreck on Southern Railway in Salida Mountain NC, two killed, one injured. Postmaster General reports July rural free delivery growth with thousands of new routes pending. Turks destroy villages around Uskub. Albanians burned. insurgents seize Turkish mail for a cash haul. Readers urged to share experiences with Green's August Flower remedy for indigestion and related stomach and liver troubles, with books offered free. Local ads note availability and pricing of the treatment.
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Patrick J McHears
Newark
N. J
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Neilson
Blackfoot
Idaho
North Alabama Coal & Iron Co
Coat Cita
Austin Davis
Sam Scrogins
Southern Railway
Salida Mountain
North Carolina
Melrose
Wayne
London Daily Mail Prints & Dispatch
Belgrade
Leskovatz
Uskub
Nakolets
Krani
Keshani
Eastland mutiny halts voyage over mashed potatoes
Chicago reports six Marine Firemen’s Union members jailed for mutiny aboard the Eastland after refusing to work over mashed potatoes. They and other Chicago crew were taken to South Haven jail as the steamer carried 550 passengers toward Michigan. Offshore mutiny underscores labor tensions aboard a lake voyage.
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Chicago
South Haven
Marine Firemen’s Union
Eastland
David McKiffon
Lake Michigan
Glenn Watson
Michael Davern
Frank Laplant
Edward Fleming
Michael Smith
William Madden
Reon
Pereue
Watson
Madden
Firemen's Union
Midlake
Eros
Nich
Michigan Steamship Company
Dunkley-Williams Transportation Company
Graft Charges Highlight State Expense Rules
Auditor General Powers condemns fixed 24s hotel allowances in state bills, noting overcharges on state business and bills showing nonapplicable hotel costs. Several board members reportedly bill for lodging in home cities, yet expenses are limited to actual amounts paid.
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Lansing
Mich
Auditor- General Powers
Three Serious Runaways In Albion City Record
Albion Michigan August 14 three runaways set a local record as frightened horses spooked by electric cars. Two incidents wrecked harnesses and buggies while a third caused painful injuries to Grace Teeter. Two girls escaped injury.
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Albion
Mich
Grace Teeter
Town to Be Abandoned in Ford River Michigan
The L Stephenson company will close its Ford River operations this season and move buildings to Wells when load bearing is enough. An earlier note says a new chemical plant is in Owosso. Robert Johnson of Bay City may be fatally injured at the new sugar factory after falling into a thirty foot shaft leading to the sewer tunnel. Military maneuvers are planned in Kentucky from Sept 3 to Oct 11 with Michigan troops departing late next month for a ten day exercise. An excursion to Detroit next Tuesday costs $1 round trip for all.
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Ford River
Mich
L Stephenson Company
Ford ‘River Lumber Company
Owosso
Robert Johnson
Bay City
Lansing
Kentucky
Michigan
Macedonian cause faces American opposition claims
Bulgarian police arrest General Tronchett and Colonel Jankoff near the frontier amid concerns of Turkish gold influencing press coverage. Macedonian leaders urge real intervention by powers to halt insurgent fighting in Monastir, noting 9 000 to 10 000 fighters and Turkish troops demoralized but well armed.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Aus
Tronchett
Macedonian Committee
Jankoff
America
Christo Tartarcheff
Central Internal Macedonian Committee
Associated Press
Miss Stone
Monastir
Yartarchelf
England
Meade Retirement Withdrawn After Disrespectful Letter
Washington reports Colonel Robert L. Meade of the U S Marine Corps will be retired on his own request at age 62, though he had sought an advanced rank. After a disrespectful letter to the Navy Department, President Roosevelt approved withdrawal and retirement under the law on his birthday.
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Washington
Robert L. Meade
United States Marine Corps
Meade
Navy Department
Army
Marine Corps
Department
Ing
Roosevelt
Darling
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Sault Ste. Marie
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William H. Webster
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John Petro
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