Old Soldiers Reunion Honors Veterans In County Event
A reunion program featured speeches by Rev. B. M. McMillin and Col. Graves. Albert Deyo spoke on the flag and citizenship, praising democracy while noting regional divisions. A long roster of veterans and a local orchestra attended, with plans to host next year in Adrian.
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Atlon
Col
F. Graves
Visi
R. A. Haker
Adtan
Tressurer Stobo
B. M. McMillin
Wresbytensen
Bof
Graves
Thefr
Loeir
Bios
Wizhtoan
Techmse
Albert Deyo
Wanseon
Morenci
Ohio
Hon- B. Moreau
Lincoln
School Board Plans Extra Room for Crowded Schools
The board met to address severe crowding in sixth to eighth grades and many pupils sent home due to lack of room. They discussed renting additional space such as Wheeler block or court house areas, but faced obstacles. Committees were tasked with investigation and a boundary review was noted with several proposed changes.
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Hie
Fipob
Merwin
Willeougard
Iiraneli
Finur
Bassmantof
Vinrabis
Rannotte
Toome
Sterns
Lingesti Gate
Willson
Pension rolls rise to 896545 with 128356 soldiers listed
Washington September 21 The annual report shows pension rolls totaling 896545 of which 128356 are soldiers and 20139 are annuitants The average annual pension value is 183 dollars The Spanish American War pension fund reached 91765319 and the report notes the system’s high cost and friction President Ware urges reforms and tighter examination of claims while noting 200000 cases opened in two years The historical disbursements trace to the Revolutionary War through the Spanish American War totaling 5 OMB 623594
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Washigton
Ponatons
Ware
Hesso
Per‘sion
Extradition Case Involving Baltimore Contractor
Fragmented report notes a Baltimore contractor connected to Leopold J. Styra disappeared after an arrest. References to a post office inspector and a Chicago matter suggest cross jurisdiction actions and imminent transfer or crown authority handling.
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Leopold J. Styra
de Jattiere
Grand Razentiy
Téruhto
Canada
Post Office
Walter 5. Mayer
Chicarg
Biggeot Urday Weather Update With Varied Winds
An oddly garbled forecast notes variable winds on Saturday and tonight. It references uncertain terms and places, indicating shifting conditions with no clear measurements.
Officials Elected At State Fair Election
The article reports officers chosen by formal ballot at the state fair with no contest. President Howland of Pontiac, Vice President Baldwin of Detroit, and secretary Butterfield of Pontiac lead a three year term alongside other appointees. Governor Bilis appears absent due to illness but later reports confirm his presence in Ponting. Over 190000 visitors expected as the fair closes tonight and exhibit awards proceed.
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Stace
Visltors
Paket
Jude Ing
Point
B. Howland
Pontiac
Stephen Baldwin
Detroit
Bressucer
C. W. Young
Paw- Paw
J. A. Butterfield
Eugenus Field
E. W. Herdy
Howefl
Frank Maynard
Jacksor
H.R . Dewey
Grand
Ponting
Soma
Za Fair
Uhura
Abon
Fragmented 19th Century News Snapshot Of Turmoil In Many Regions
A garbled dispatch lists varied events from Beirut and Washington to Portland and Mass. It mentions Terjed names like Rastindi Pasha and Lefalgoun, shooting incidents, a nanny of Dr William wand, and a debate over deportation of workers. It also notes financial fraud charges, insurance claims, and labor unrest with large-scale employer disputes and promised settlements.
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Beirut
United States
Lefalgoun
Daliay
Lola
Dafavet Bnolath
Commercial Banking Company
William McFarland
Lewistown
Insitiers
Amalgamated
Cuttons Union
Sjms
Partners Sought For Enterprise Amid Unclear Text
Fragmentary notice seeks partners for an unspecified venture. The readable phrases hint at collaboration, recruitment, and a call for capable individuals, but details such as purpose, location, and terms remain obscured.
Muskegon Officials Reelected Amid Local Trusts and Committees
Detroit and Wyandotte delegates listed among varied local leaders including Pradt Shaffer and James Rey. A three year cycle for conventions is noted, with regions like Alpen and Port Buron referenced. Fragmentary OCR reads show committee on laws and anence topics, plus assorted names and places.
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Muskegon
Ae ‘Hancock
Trusts
Gimes
Rapida
Thomas
Fitzgerald
Port Buron
Hallisey
Hmidson
Willisay Glynd
Fimes
James Rey
Battle Creel
Vincent
Detroit
Pradt Shaffer
Wien Gartner
Wyandotte
Unanimous Vate
Alpen
Veterans Recall Civil War Tales At Detroit Reunion
Cavalry veterans gathered in Detroit to hear stories of Civil War battles and South struggles, with Gen. R. A. Alger and Gen. James S. Ridgway among attendees. A brigade historian was elected and will publish the first authentic work on the brigade’s history. Governor Bliss named delegates to a National Prison Association congress in Lexington, Kentucky, including Lavi L. Berbour and others from Michigan cities.
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Detroit
Thore Dn
Tila Taloe
Michigan
Briside
Custer
Bichisac
R.A. Alger
Geo. L
Trowkbridge
Jaymes H. Ridg
Mra. Alger
Fort Street
Kind Wan
Beigade
End
Himeran
Lansging
Mich
Bliss
Mysterious Deaths and Lumber Deal Headline From Michigan
A sequence of brief notices from Michigan reports a young man Clyde Cunningham missing near Paw Paw and Lawton, later found with throat slit near Mud Lake. Augusta sees a sudden death of Mrs. Lewis under peculiar circumstances after drug use habits noted. In Marquette a large lumber contract is announced by Charles Hebard & South, for 22,000,000 feet of pine with delivery from Lake Superior.
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Lawton
Sheareh
Bern
Marquette
gUc
Cherles
Hebard_& Souths
Philadelphia
Batmien
Pequening
Barage County
Josaph
Giatbler
Barage
Uta
Lake Suporigt
Breckinridge Advocates Moderation in Financial Legislation
A report on Senator Beveridge’s speech at the Indiana bankers convention in South Bend arguing for moderate financial reform. He urged preserving credit and a steady policy, warning against radical changes and stressing the need for gradual adjustment to avoid destabilizing business and banks. He cited credit as essential and warned the coming Congress faces currency shifts.
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South Bend
Tod
United, States
Beveridge
Baveridee
Oyster Bay
Congress
Paige
Great Exces ses Bring Details of Horrible Turkish Atrocities
A Constantinople era report describes widespread Turkish atrocities in Monastir vilayet. Christians face brutal acts by Turkish soldiers including desecration, abduction of girls, and harassment during processions, with fear of further violence as authorities fail to curb abuses.
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Bulgaria
Monastir
Bes
Scotia
Associated Press
Vilayat
Monsstir
Hepaya Hibmt Paah
Sver Ben
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