City tax hike projected as property values surge
The article details a county wide reassessment raising home values from 2600 to 3000 dollars and a 1.71 to 2.06 per thousand tax rate. It notes higher real estate levies mostly on owners while farm holders may gain relief from lower personal rates, with residents awaiting official commissioner decisions.
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Reverse Decision May Invalidate Bonds in Wase Case
The Wase case triggers statewide interest as the Supreme Court prepares to hear today’s appeal by de W. Beltne for Wang, the sprooss keeper, and H.B. G. Smith of Palmyra township. The board's debate over bond securities and indemnity centers on whether Peter Rau’s dispute was covered by the surety or perennial bond, affecting financial responsibility.
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Admiral ONeilin High Report in Washington Navy Aid
The report from Admiral ONeil in Washington urges action to support gunboat production. It notes gun factories under construction and private water inlet concerns, with proposed enlargements costing about 4 000 dollars. The governor is referenced in backing measures.
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DEMOCRATS SAPPAT I C TA THE RENU 3 MATE
In Owain Nebraska on November 8 a tense election cast by local voters shows strong interest amid a grim weather forecast. Both sides remain confident in their candidate as two people are reported dead and two wounded in a Fairview Virginia election clash.
Widow 15 Dead in Indianapolis Medical Brief
An elderly widow of eighty years died after a paralytic illness that lasted several days. The report notes the death occurred this morning in Indianapolis, Indiana, with details from The Telegram special service. The obituary-like item states the deceased had lived in Hendricks County and mentions prior health decline before death.
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Fragmented murder tale from a damaged news OCR
A garbled account recounts a murder scene in a house with a distressed elder and a troubled family setting. The suspect, named in parts as Haw, allegedly claimed the act was to protect or honor a father figure, with references to spiritualist circles and prior warnings.
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Final stand and suicide during Bay County pursuit
A tense pursuit near White Pigeon ends with the suspect surrendering faced with possible death or long prison. He fires on deputies, then, in full view, turns the revolver on himself and dies. Bloodhounds traced the scent along the river as officers closed in.
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United States Seeks China's Aid in Treaty Policy
Reports state the United States plans to press China for adherence to treaty rights in Manchuria as Washington awaits ratification of the America China treaty. Russia's actions, Chinese appeals, and international naval movements are noted as tensions rise over Manchuria and broader Asian balance of power.
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Institutes Schedule For Farmers Institute Sessions
Professor Taft directs farmers institute work with sessions planned across Michigan and nearby counties in November. Meetings are set in St Wilno Nov 6 7 in Chippewa Pickford Nov 3 11 Baraga Houghton Honeyton Nov 11 13 and Iron River Nov 5 13 with further arrangements in Manistique and Stephenson.
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Sad tale of a young woman’s suicide and Copeland
A distraught young woman, recently left by Copeland, hanged herself in the Phoenix house. Copeland is believed to have fled town after their estrangement from Ruffalo at an exposition. Authorities may issue a warrant for Copeland as the tragedy unfolds.
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Unclear excerpt on Dowie indorsement in Zion movement
Fragmentary text from a historical page cites Alexander J. Dowie and a Zion movement connection. Mentions President Roosevelt and travel from New York to a distant city. Incomplete dialogue and garbled names obscure full event and date details.
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Archaeology Fragment: A thousand-year-old American Manuscript
The article discusses an ancient American manuscript about a millennium old, suggesting it dates to about 1000 BC. It notes scholars struggle to interpret the text and mentions a typographical archaeologist attempting to transcribe the legends, with the line The hands that rorks the art cures the world as a cited phrase.
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