Sunday Fair Draws Crowds for Exhibits and Races
Sunday sunshine brought large crowds to the grounds for the annual fair with horses bicycles autos and vendors filling the track area. A children’s day event welcomed guests from the Leunwae school district while prizes were awarded for district displays and a flap day featured flags and Pioneer Society exercises. Evening contests included driving classes and pacing races with announced premiums and a practical program of events amid general activity.
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Talang
de Reuvetu
Tan Conte
Leunwae
Pioneer
Sid Historical Society
Horse Race Card With Trot and Pace Events
Thursday racing card lists multiple trot and pace races with names like Robert Volény, Lady Wilkes, Exlanta Belle, and Josie Wilkes. Notes include purses up to 500 dollars, six furlongs and seven furlongs events, and entries from Detroit, Crawfordsville, and Ypsilanti. Also mentions Fair Notes with gate and ground staff details and officials.
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Aeter
A Dingling
Chase
Adrian
Robert Volénsy
Nolens Igns
A. Ih Clark
Lyons
O.bronsart
Nace
Lady Wilkes
Willice—Chna
Lewis
Ypsilant
Schuyler M
Gimonfia God
Bana
H- Marsh
Ceawtardsville
Inn
Herwond
Hergood
A. AL
Clarie
Pace
Bileg
Rath
James Boulton
Bliseach Bebupler N. Bs
Armenda Indira Rani
Marsh
Crawfordsville
Ind
Corlanda
B. G
Aleanwood
Knowles
Watt
Greet
Herwood
Heryoud—s
He Claris
Leyans
Blanie Peller
Josie Wilkes
R. Wilkes
Chdae
Ypsilanti
Mellie Hamilton
Mamlriioland
Guy Stone
Col. Pred Hamillon
Crawfordarille
Robert Volene
Nolens Volens
A. F L. Clark
O.exlanta Belle
B. To
Halanti and Bowelils
Blundste -Farm
Detroit
Mars
Bronson
Birdie Layton
Bom
Kingmaker
J. H. Fattorn
Elkhart
R Faarnaught
O. Racks
Coldwater
Nmi
Bu A. Bower
Colon
Lady Jubiant
Bo m
Cockerfor & Co
Cruwfortinville
Fed
Grace GC. B
Greenbacks
J. N.elaon
Grand Renlis
Creeks
Price & Parr
Frankford
Ing
Ret Thorne
Shy Jenvy
Hawthorn
Harris
Sagi
May
Gebres Sinclair
Mumby
Lowell
Maas
Rob
Ankxiown
HL Smith
Ellebart
Tragic Death by Chloroform and Morphine Shocks City
Katherine Koch 27, of Manchester born, died after ingesting chloroform and morphine. Authorities rate as death by self-action or overdose. Inquest not pursued. Parents and several brothers survive. Funeral planned privately at home.
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Manmee Street
Astra
Fife
Psravis
Hey
Telegram
Katherine
Nanally
Hamilton
Katherine Koch
Manchester
Ante
Joan Hédry ‘Koch
Delta
Westelton
McKenzie
Prank Koch
Charits Ho Koch
Weather Fragments Show Odd Temperature Readings
Fragmentary OCR notes report a Bree temperature of 8 above and a minimum night low of 14 with winds noted for Upper Michigan and Lower Adenhiyao Pa. The garbled lines reference fel winds and unusual dashes.
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Bree
Lower Adehiyao
Upper Michigan
Pitched Tents for Army Camp Near West Point Ky
East of the Wabash Depot, Company A Ind. Bat M WG prepared for a southbound encampment with the regular army at West Point Kentucky. Under Capt Wells lively drill and extended order were practiced amid sultry heat. The guard enjoyed a noon meal from home as tents were pitched and the camp activity wrapped up around 4 PM with plans for a full company on the southern trip.
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Basi
Nitty
Ind
West Point Ky
Cape
Toggei
Dakota Crete
Wabash Wepot
Wells
Navin Busy Mexico Trip With NY Business Links
Navin and Hoch of New York brokerage join a U S Mexican trip led by Navin of Detroit to Mazico near El Paso. The party includes John Mayin and wife, John Navin’s son from Silver City, and other New York associates. They plan cross border talks on mining interests while combining business with pleasure.
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Detroit
Navin
Mexico
Texas
Tepaso
United States
Ravin
Jobn
Newris
Navin & Hoch
Mavvin & Hoch
Mazico
el 'Paso
PlsPago
Nayin
Jenning
John Mayin
New York
John Wayin
Silver City
Wei ‘Thomas J. Navin
Wr Hoch
John Navin
New. York
Rumors of Clergue Buyout Hover Over Consolidated Sprawl
Report from Sault Ste. Marie outlines whispers that Clergue and a wealthy faction plan to acquire the Consolidated interests along the St. Marys and form a new company The Clergue Co The chatter centers on Clergue’s aim to absorb the banked assets while denying statements to media Lokers say the two cities hope for growth but no proof of the deal exists Meanwhile the plant closures drop 3 509 jobs across the lake region and payroll losses daily total 6500 to 7000 dollars]]
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Rinor
Clergue
PH Clergue Co
Moon
Mr. Clergue
Boo
Clarxue
Bulla
Banke
St. Mary
Michigan
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Constolldales Lake
Magazine Subscription Offer Prompting Advance Payment
A fragmented notice explains subscription terms for a mall edition and six months ahead delivery. It mentions securing maps for 25 cedis each and notes various prices, urging readers to see the value of the deal. The text is garbled but centers on advance payment and promotional pricing.
Head severing tragedy on Grand Rapids bridge street
Two Michigan National Guard members, John Dejeter and John Manni, were injured in a bridge street accident as a streetcar crossed a bridge. Dejeter’s head was cut off and Manni sustained severe injuries including a crushed leg and compound knee fracture. The crash occurred when Dejeter’s feet tangled in ironwork, dragging both men along the bridge and under the car wheels.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
John
Dejeter
John Maoni
Bridge Street
Rompany
National Guard
Bertin
Indide
Delater
Solong
Manni
New Articles Filed By Michigan Corporations
Landing Michigan September 21 authorities record numerous corporations filing articles of association with the secretary of state over the past week. Reported name entries include Kransé Clothing Co Saginsaw Oak land Manufacturing Co Pontiac Hoffman Grain Door Co Battle Creek West Michigan Chemical Grand Rapids and others with reported capitalizations ranging from a few thousand to ninety thousand dollars. Also listed are several church and religious organizations such as First Church of Christ Scientist and Evangelical Lutheran St Johns Congregational Church Dundee.
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Landing
Mich
Kransé' Clothing Co
Saginsw
Oakland Manufacturing Co
Pontiac
Hoffman Grain Door Co
Battle Creak
West Michigan Chemical,Co
Grand Rapids
George
Smith Fixture Coa
Chamberlain-Nyder Manufacturing Co
Hudson
Finne- Norris Co
Hillsdale
Milwaukee Elevator Co
Chicago
Detroit Slipper & Shos Co
Detroit
Gordod Vinemar Co
Ponting
Drummond Island, Lumber Co
Saginaw
Wuttel Mineral Water Co
Walllard Palmer Co
Petoskey Lumber Co
Patoskey
Shanahan Elevator Co
Lamibs
Detroit School of Latterfog
United States Horse
Radish Co
Lincoln Milling Co., Ltd
Lincoln
Bt. Clair
Erie Carp Co
Rogera, Luclair & Co. Ltd
Homer
King Tad
Jet Co. Ltd
Kajantazio
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Oxford
Evangelical Lutheran
Fatal Railroad Crossing Crash In Bilssfield
A bilssfield resident aged 65 driving with Mrs Swingham at night at Carpenter crossing along Lace Shore railroad collided with an approaching train. The car was demolished. Swingham died instantly, while Mrs Swingham reportedly survived with injuries. The other occupant suffered a broken shoulder and possible internal injuries. Meanwhile Michigan Conference sessions open September 23 at First M E Church, with bishops identified and delegates to be received.
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Crossig- Bilssfell
Nelson
Furmer
Fred Swinghbam
Swingham
Michigan
Jackson, Micin
Sizty
M. E
Church of Toebby
Roosevelt Faces Open Shop Faction Attack From Labor
The Chicago Federation of Labor sent 9000 letters of advice to President Roosevelt criticizing his stance on open shops and the Miller affair. The letter accuses “interests” tied to the White House and urges a firmer response to nonmembers in government roles. Roosevelt, ignoring threats, regards the resolutions from Washington Central Labor Union as unfriendly and plans to overlook them.
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Chicago
Ronavelt Bimgingwis
Chicago Federation of Labor
Fawit Ie
Roosevelt
Mijlee Raen
Miller
Lecovernment Printing Office
Delbiously
World of Finance
Ube Cleusey
Roodevalt
White House
Oyster Bay
Panier
Lehor
Washington, D. C
Wasbington Central Labor
Ian Fine
Polo ball tragedy claims Chicago polo player
Nathan Swift, son of Loula F. Swift the packer, died after a polo ball blow to the temple during a game at Wentworth Park. The injury, initially thought minor, worsened into delirium. An operation at the Swift family Weedeleh home in Lake County failed to save him. Swift, born in Chicago in 1881, was known as an avid athlete in football and polo.
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Chicago
Nathan Swite
Loula F. Switch
Onwentsia
Mr. Swift
Sidney Love
Swift
Aum
Nathan Swift
Beng
German Syrup Promoted as Unique Relief for Consumption
Readers are assured Boschee's German Syrup is the sole preparation on the market that truly relieves and cures consumption, exceeding other claimed remedies like tar extracts. The ad urges rest, nourishment, and soothing care for the throat and lungs, promising free sample mornings with small cost.
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Boschee
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