17 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Adrian Daily Telegram
Location
Adrian, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1903
Page
1
A garbled diary style reminiscence recounts a rough trek with mentions of Turner Watson Marshall and others. The narrator describes blazed trails, wrong turns, rain, swampy terrain, and a rough march toward a camp, with incomplete names and places.
Absences altered the devotional program with Rev Mott substituting for the morning paper and Rev Springer handling the afternoon, while Rev Willetts led the study. The sole paper presented in the morning discussed Saving Faith as a personal, transformative trust in Christ, urging a move from belief to action within the soul.
Ed G Avery of Cleveland proposes a steel foundry in Adrian with a practical test of a new casting process. Aimed at gaining backing from local business and legal groups, the plan draws scrutiny from business men and potential investors.
A garbled passage references Panamanian honors to figures of the Dew republic and reactions to a peace mission aboard the United States steamer Mayflower. It mentions a mixed group appointed to confer on board, with unclear origin and purpose, and hints at diplomatic expressions and provincial sentiment.
A garbled OCR style bulletin lists a jumble of names, places, and incidents. Items mention British infantry and native regiments, treaties, and investigations. It references U S Senator Latrich and others, a $3,800 appointment, political protests, and local civic notes about police on cars and road repairs.
A sprawling inquiry centers on alleged conspiracy and graft as aldermen face charges and a superior court hearing unfolds. The council committee reports duplicate printing bills totaling $63,745 and calls for partial payments amid finance and contract disputes, with emphasis on investigative progress and personnel involved.
The report mixes a grand jury inquiry about perjury and immunity with a list of Michigan corporations cited in a session, including Detroit based firms and others across the state. It notes potential perjury if testimony deviates from truth and mentions residence details of Mrs June Roserh in Cooper Harbor and an elderly resident story.
A chaotic account from Newberry Michigan details injuries in a wild incident at a clothestine site near War 17. Sylvester Hoal pursued by assailants. Henderson farmer injured. White Deer bagged as a trophy amid the fray. Harvey McKeever, labor foreman, described as overseeing lumber camps and the first to witness the scene.
A cryptic report from Berlin dated November to December 1937 describes a village fire alarm in Grambke near Bremen. The unclear text notes physicians and ongoing expediments linked to the case, suggesting a medical or forensic interest without giving concrete outcomes.
A fragmented local notice reports a person named Bettis Crésk in Michigan and a reference to a November date and a suspicious charge. The text is garbled but indicates concern over a potential death or missing person and a related incident involving a wine dealer and a street location.
Fragmented report outlines diplomatic strains among Japan, Russia, England, and China over Manchuria and wartime alignments. It notes Russia’s pledge on Manchuria, Japan’s bitterness at Western alliances, and fears of broader war affecting regional power balance. The piece references asserts on sovereignty and potential shifts in alliance commitments.
Democratic senators fail to unite on a canal bill as four resolutions are tabled amid critiques of party unity. Senator Carmack's measure endorses acting under the Spooner act to push a canal via Nicaragua and Costa Rica routes, arguing the Hay-Herran treaty set a timeline and that the president should proceed with construction.
A fragmented report recalls a prior pursuit scene in Springfield Alabama where Davin, labeled a Confederate chieftain, was captured. Mentions a group including Wood and Jefferson Davin, with references to their roles and the aftermath of the arrest amid political tensions and financial aspects.
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