Lenawee Hillsdale Picnic At Devil's Lake Draws Crowd
Special to The Telegram reports the Lenawee and Hillsdale counties annual picnic at Devil's Lake Michigan. About 5000 attended, roughly a third to a quarter of normal crowds, due to foul weather and fear of illness. The program ran from 1:30 with speeches, music, recitations, and planned sports, though some speakers were unavailable. Evening fireworks were planned at Hampton & Kimball's.
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A. Weed
Quaker
HA. Putnam
Hudson
Pittsford
W. W. Foster
Hudsong
Fred H Stone
Hillsdale
Anna Markley
Wheatland
Eva Klingensmith
Jefferson
Howard R.smith
Somerset
Hillsdale County
University of Nebraska
Hampton &Kimball
Reliance Edges Shamrock II In Sandy Hook Yacht Race
The Yankee Reliance extended lead over English Shamrock II in the third race of five off Sandy Hook. Wind rose from light to seven to nine knots, with the American boat maintaining outpointing throughout the windward leg and turning the outer mark at 3:41 PM.
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Sandy Hook
Regson
Many Drownings As Hundreds Recovered In Victo ria
A late L observed that over 400 bodies have been recovered following a disaster at sea near Victoria British Columbia. The Hyades from Japan reports an interview with Count Ketzu re complaining that Japan did not carry out the Sewol Fusan railway project. The count supports war for military expediency but seeks to protect interests in Moros.
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Victoria
B. C
Hyades
Japan
Count Ketzure
Sewol-Fusan
Detag
Gifford Martin Wedding Publicly Celebrated
A romance from Adrian college culminated in a wedding at the Matholdist Protestant church in Gifford Toledo. Bride Electa Gifford of Toledo, vocal instructor at Adrian College and the Adrian Conservatory, wed Rev Andrew James Martin of Avoca Michigan. The ceremony featured Rev J W Gray and Professor Rinehart, with bridesmaids Miss Gertrude Gifford and Miss Maud Jordan. Afterward the couple left for Mackinac and Sault Ste. Marie before settling in Saginaw.
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Saginaw
Adrian College
Digs
Lilly Graog Gifford
Toledo
Adrian Conservatory of Music
Andrew James’ Martin
Avoca
Mich
East Side
East Side Methodist Protestant Church At Saginaw, A Theologuc, Adrian Collage
Up. m
J. W. Gray
Michigan
Elects Gifford
Unitariay
Liard Choir
Maud Jordan
Hershell Gifford
J. FE. Harris
Pontiac
Alpha Tan Omega
Gray
Riuelart
Annié Lauria
Eugene
Ofe Stephenson
Russell Hoisington
Bloyd Gray
N. Smith & Son
Mendelssohn
Dole
Front Street
Iss “ Cora -Wilson
Professor Rinehart
Grace Caldwell
Martin
Wabash
Mackinac
Sault Ste. Marie
North Fifth Street
Clarence, Eddy
Chicago
Alberto Randegger
Loudon
Marchesi
Paris
Er Jiushind
Adrian
Weather Forecast and Temperatures Reported
Yesterday's issue notes a weather forecast for Friday with partly cloudy conditions and cooler temperatures. Government readings show 74 degrees last night, 82 this morning, and a high of 84 yesterday with a low of 65 expected tonight. Ohio fair with light variable winds and Upper Michigan variable winds are forecast for Friday.
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Washington
Ohio
Notable Trials and Tragedies Cross News in Roaring Twenties
Henry Wellbreamer confronted President Roosevalt of Oynter Bay with a loaded revolver and was arrested after three attempts. Mrs. Fannie Pullett was killed by Henry S. Breon in New York City when she refused to elope. he killed himself. William Tooker, Baltimore society figure, faced charges after looting his mother’s estate and squandering 360000 dollars. Miss Atinie Pack of New York achieved a high mountain ascent on Mount Sorata in Bolivia at 25000 feet with oxygen carried. Illinois National Guard to get free trip to St Louis exposition next year amid a week encampment planned, Gov. Yates originator. Newark street railway directors acquitted on manslaughter charge with verdict not guilty before a reserved decision. Sheriff Thompson of Belteville answered Gov. Yates’ call, lynching fears discussed. Mary Goelet to Duke of Roxburghe engagement announced. she is 23 with 300000 yearly income. US and Britain argue Alaskan boundary case. American brief strong. commission to be organized with Chief Justice Alverstone. Montague Holgin, English swimmer, failed fourth English Channel attempt, four miles from French coast. Aguinaldo signs letter urging Filipinos to abandon cork fighting, attend school, and build rail across Taxzous May. Howse inquiry ends as drones trouble Baguna residents. Austrian steamer blown in Black Sea, 29 killed. Macedonian revolutionists blamed. Col. Dankoff seeks to destroy railroad between Adrianople and Constantinople.
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Henry Wellbreamer
Inuterview
Roosevalt
Oynter Bay
Fannie Pullett
Henry S. Breon
Edson
New York City
William T. Tooker
Baltimore
Atinie S. Pack
New York
Sorata
Bolivia
Mary Goelet
Wiican
Duke of Roxburghe
Scotland
Ogden Goelet
United States
Great Britain
London
Alverstone
Montague Holtgin
English Channel
French
Aguinaldo
Cork
Taxzous
Baguna
Black
Kena
Col
Dankoff Auzocte
Adriacople
Constantinople
The Pride of Newspaper Row to Open at Croswell
W B Law rence presents The Pride of Newspaper Row a four scene New York life study at the Croswell next Monday Labor day attraction. Scenes include Newspaper Row on Christmas Eve a Wall Street bank and brokerage office a dive in Hast River thieves and an elegant banker’s home with a plausible interlaced plot and comical relief from bright moments.
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Newspaper Row
W. B. Lawrence
Hillsdale Man Missing With Cash In Hand
Hillsdale Mich Sept 3 George N Briggs a Hillsdale resident and store worker vanished taking several hundred dollars plus $3000 belonging to Macabees. His wife had $700 in a local bank and learned he had withdrawn it. Briggs had claimed a Port Huron summons but investigators found no record. Officers later captured a Dr Paul Newton for swindling a Sodus farmer out of $200.
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Hillsdale
Mich
George N. Briggs
Lance- Akeeper
Hillsdale Tone
Briggs
Hills
Dale
Ohio
Port Huron
Grand Tredsurére
Miles
Banton Harbor
Paul Newton
W. Howard
Sodus Farmer
Newton
Howard
Chicago Medical College
Not Hard to Buy. Two Cent Telegram Ad
A fragmented 10 cent weekly ad seeks Lenawee readers with a mail option at $2 per year. The garbled text hints at a low cost delivery and broad reach, though specifics are unclear.
Illegal Fishing in Michigan Waters Warned by Game Warden
Lansing Mich Sep 3 Game Warden Chapman reports the first twelve days of August spent inspecting remote commercial fishing grounds in upper Michigan. A tug chartered. Isle Royale and south shore nets lifted to assess fish size. Many miles of 2.5 inch mesh nets fished at 600 feet depth. half the catch was lake trout with many immature or unlawfully sized. Warden pursues all violators as he works to curb the evil and prevent destruction of commercial seiners.
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Lansing
Mich
Chapman
Upper Michigan
Lake Superior
Ontonagan County
Keweenaw Point
Isle Royale
Michigan
Holstein cattle sale tops records at asylum herd
Cattle sale in Pontiac Michigan reports W C Hunt of Syracuse New York paying 1200 dollars for fifteen Holsteins from the Eastern Michigan asylum herd. Mrs Hunt bought nine cows at 100 dollars each and six heifers at 60 dollars each. The herd, famed among Holstein enthusiasts, will head to its new home after sale.
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Asylum
New York
Pontiac
Mich
W. C. Hunt
Sycacuse
Eastern Michigan
Michigan Patents United States Washington Sept 3
Michigan patents granted include Henry Bothuy Emmett thrashing machine Edward Davis Detroit railway brake Boyd J Fenseh jack pine rail joint Perry B Garrison Three Rivers walking beam for handcars Judson Griffin Detroit braiding shoe Henry Lois Haskell Ludington polishing machine Horace B Murdock Detroit car or stuff John Nelson West Bay City rail joint Lafayette R Parsons Detroit vac e asing and preparing same Lester H Perrin Detroit automatic fastener for car doors Joseph H Robbins Owosso table leg fastening Edgar O Sutton Detroit machine for forming butter pats Baward S Wheeler Detroit attachment for dust pars Sherman S Withington Adrian ne for wire fences
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Michigan
Washington
Henry Bothuy
Emmett
Edward Davis
Detroit
Perry B. Garrison
Three Rivers
Judson Ae Griffin
Henry Lois Haskell
Ludington
Horace B. Murdock
John Nelson
West Bay City
Lafayette R. Parsons
Lester H. Perrin
Joseph H. Robbins
Owosso
Edgar O. Sutton
Baward S. Wheeler
Sherman S. Withington
Adrianne
St Joe’s Banquet for Cooper-Wells Stockholders
In St Joseph Michigan last night a banquet at the Hotel Whitcomb drew about two hundred business leaders. The event honored Cooper Wells knitting mill stockholders after the firm rebuilt following February’s fire, with A W Wells, a leading stockholder, declining a city bonus as the company pledged to fund the rebuild. Rev W P French of the First Methodist church acted as toastmaster.
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St. Joe's
St Joseph
Mich
Whitcowb
Caoper-Wells Knitting Mill
A. W. Wells
W. P. French
First Methdist
Detroit Population Surges in Polk Directory Update
Detroit grows to an estimated 989,844 residents under Polk’s 67th annual city directory. The 155,940-name list adds 600 pages versus last year, signaling urban expansion and greater administrative coverage. The piece also notes Michigan health concerns with rising cases of rheumatism diarrhea neuralgia bronchitis and tonsillitis along with meningitis measles whooping cough diphtheria smallpox scarlet fever typhoid fever and consumption counts.
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Detroit
Mich
R. L
Lansing
Micha
Michigan
Messles
Double Track Fatality in Bay City
John Jankouzziak, 65, was struck by a freight engine after stepping to another Michigan Central track on the West Side to avoid a passenger train. He died shortly after. A large family survives him. In Newberry, burglars blew open Bellaire’s Seney store safe with ultraglycerine, stealing $50 in cash, $3,000 in notes, stamps, money orders, and blank forms. books taken.
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Bay City
Mich
John Jan’kouziak
Newberry
John
Bellaire
Seney
Vaskapu Explosions Kill Twenty Nine on Austrian Vessel
Three blasts on the Austrian steamer Vaskapu shortly after leaving Burgas for Constantinople caused a fierce fire. Twenty nine lives were lost, including the captain and officers. The vessel was beached at Migivrla Bay and later destroyed in the Black sea. Bulgarian revolutionaries are blamed by Vienna dispatches for the attack as Monastir and Adrianople regions see renewed activity and Turkish forces push against insurgents.
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Constantinople
Burgas
Levant
Vas Kapt
Black Sea
Vaskapu
Varna
Buigarle
Burgaa
Migivrla Bay
London
Vienna
Sofa
Monastir
Boris Sarai
Kissura
Hkasterla
Adrianople
Montains
Dergteof
Bulgaria
St Petersburg
Macedonia
Abtaboly
Vasiliko
Edson kills Mrs Pullen then suicide in New York apartment
Henry Town Edson son of former New York mayor Franklin Edson shot and killed Mrs. Pannie Pullen at 673 West End Avenue before turning the gun on himself in his 292 West Ninety-second Street apartment. The double tragedy raises questions of premeditation, possible financial distress, and alleged church funds misappropriation. Edson reportedly loved Mrs. Pullen and had urged her to desert her husband.
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New York
Henry Townsent Edgom
Franklin Edson
West Ninety-second Street
Mrz
Pannie Pullen
West End Avenue
Icltler
Edson
Pullen
United States
St. Michael's Protestant Episcopal Church
Walltreet
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