Editorial Clashes Over Michigan Child Care History
A Telegram editorial recounts the debate on state care for dependent children in Michigan, tracing early efforts from Detroit’s Ladies Protestant Orphan Asylum to county homes. It reviews the 1871 commission findings urging state support for orphans, with proposals to place children in private homes or state institutions, and notes political ties shaping the final stance.
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Dermit Journal
Anant Taura
Haviland
Aviich
Coldwater
Ie Journal
Laura
Michigan
Orphad Asylont
Detroit
Denry P. Baldwin
Adrien
Adrisa
Baliein
Catter
Goldwater
O. J. Walker
Depuy
F.hyluukin
Hidentars
Jess
Mansouf
Aant Bsure
Owaes
Sias Institution Coon
Anoh
D.randall
Lim
Sayé Laven death mystery near boggy town
Fragmentary testimony describes Lavender lid appearing dead after a boggy incident. Witnesses Willis and Demi face charges as investigations seek who harmed Lavender. Unclear details leave Lavender's fate tied to an unresolved homicide inquiry in Mou county court.
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Joe Willis
Willis
Perens Bubat
Smooth Craf ter Tells a Hard Luck Story for Dollars
A reporter encountering a grafter on the street relays a tale of fraud and deception. The victim, unsteady and strapped, is lured with a watch chain and an offered package. The grafter, staggered by the chosen victim, is pursued by an outraged passerby. The scene ends with the crook fleeing as onlookers intervene.
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Lele
Clark
Rival 9 American Cruisers Arrive Amid Tense Beirut Crisis
The arrival of the American cruiser Brooklyn and the San Francisco is reported as timely amid a tense Beirut scene. Guards are posted at the United States consulate and mission property to prevent protests and protect officials. A thwarted attempt to enter an American residence raises calls for stronger protection and questions on jurisdiction amid ongoing diplomatic strain.
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Wester
Brooklyn
San Franciaro
United States
San Francisco
Mission
Vale
Beirut
Buauloittmaoue
Fragmentary Weather Notes From A Night Chronicle
Fragmented OCR text shows weather fragments and partial forecasts. Mentions Friday night timing and winds, with scattered references to Ohio and Upper Michigan conditions. Readers get a rough sense of variable winds and cloudy skies amid incomplete lines.
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Waahington
Bert
Ohio
Upper
Michigan
Lowe
Conflicting Catholic and union tensions spark Wisconsin call
Fragmented report lists events from a strike and factory unrest in Chicago and Minnesota. Father M J Ward announces absolution policy in Beloit Wisconsin. Miss Mary Wilts dies in Sedalia Missouri. Andrew Carnegie donation request noted. British science leader Norman Lockyer urges more education funding to compete with the US and Germany.
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M. J. Ward
Baloit
Wis
Berry Candy Company
Chicago
Tou
D. Finndran
Minnesota
Territorial -Supreme
conric_jasticia
Presidan
Bucbasso
St. Paul
Mary Wilts
Wiliam White
Sedalia
Craation
Isecretary
aAmerican
Andrew Carnegie
Auge
Michigan, University
Durnal
Alexander M.dookary
Missouri
Jaferson
Ward
Shevlin
Minneapolis
Jomberoyn
Wiss
Britis
Norman Lockyer
Society For Adsanucenar ‘of Sciences
United States
Germany
ARCBIVER WANTED Making a Demand
Philadelphia January 16 acting holders of the unsaliiated Lal ritler & Co Brice Monges and sieren move for the ar ceiver for that sonia mays Tets who are deter rights to ancerta
Tragic Detroit Auto Race Crash Claims Two Riders
A Detroit auto race tragedy ends with Berney Oldfield and Brank Shearer mortally injured as a tire blows during the final event. Oldfield, thrown clear, dies on the way to hospital, while Shearer suffers severe injuries. The Winter Baby Bullet machine is wrecked beyond repair.
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Detroit
Mich
Berney Oldfeld
Rand Harry Goowagsem
Oldfield
Slong
Tate
Honeleshy Heaton
Ehz Atart
Brank
Thavair
Fils
Shearer
Leamlog
Hous
Fesh
University chronicles show year end reforms and diverse attendance
The report notes curriculum expansions and improved grounds and equipment at the university. It cites year end attendance of 3,293 and previous 3,782, with plans for four year courses and hopes to restore strong school enrollment. For the first time students come from every state bar Alaska and include Hawaii Porto Rico Philippines and many foreign regions.
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Engiscertas
Tha University
Alaska
Hawaiian Isiards
Porto Rico
Philippines
Japan
China
India
Afica
Turkey
Avatris
Germany
England
Bulgaria
Mexico
Yamaleg
Ontario
Quebec
Kidnapping Scandal Over Father and Mother in Michigan
A Michigan report describes a Monday kidnapping of Mae Smith, daughter of De Fe Smith, by her mother while the father was away in Baton Rapids. The girl was lured away after a visit to the school by Chauncey Walters and wife, with promises, but Smith returned and is distressed. Other items note: the Michigan State Pharmaceutical Association officers elected in Battle Creek, including President Ab Waller and Secretary W. Burke, with upcoming meetings in Grand Rapids.
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Baton Rapids
Aith
Mae
Tonkin
Haritage
Chauncey Walters
Sean
Pharmaciets
Baitte Creek
Mich
Michigan State Pharmeonautical Assotetog
Ab. Waller
Detroit
de J
Schlottarbeck
Ron Arbor
J.B. Weeks
Battle Creek
C Peckham
Sturgis
Burke
J. Major Lemon
Shepard
D. A. Hargang
Monroe
J. D- Muir
Grand Rapide
W. A Hall
St Grand Rapida
Fragmented OCR Historial News Item From Fortie Sept 2
A misshapen OCR item reports a fair, population tallies, and political notes including Governor Bliss and United States Senator Alger. It mentions Congressman Hank Saiit and local officials, with references to Merahon property and Klenke superintendent roles.
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Fortie
Yoch
Fontine
Sateman
Bate
Felats
Merahon
Houghton
Benjamin
Brains in Education: Britain Seeks Boost to Brain Power
At Southport England on September 10 Sir Norman Lockyer urged expanding brain power influence on history and science, arguing Britain lags in university endowments and research while the United States and Germany outpace with larger endowments and private funding. He called for state aid and a boost to science education, likening it to a navy expansion and urging a royal effort to match rivals.
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Soathport
England
Norman Loevayer
Uemacks Iba
Fengik
Lhd Brish Associe
Stae
United States
Stura
Germany
Am Tengland
Tréland
Scotland
Wales
Great Britain
Trials to Open October Term in District Supreme Court
Washington September 10 Trials of indicted post office fraud figures will begin the October term of the District Supreme Court. Holmes Conrad, government counsel, said the inquiry is thorough under Roosevelt directives and Bonaparte and Conrad will prosecute. Bristow’s report is disputed as a factual record with no definite plan for public release or further prosecutions.
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Washington
St Tx Axpeetee
District Supreme Court
Hun. Holmes
Conrad
Roosevelt
Seymour W. Tulloch
Weshingtop
D. C
Charles J. Bonaparte
Holmes Conrat
Bristow
Tullock
Air
Caas
Post Office
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