Exhibition closes as big crowd fades from eventful day
A crowded last day at the fair featured racing delays from a drunken driver, rapid heats, and a dramatic 2:28 pace win by Clark. David Chase finished strong behind Coriano, Crystal G led an upset heat, and Sisson faced a stumble but rejoined. Grange prizes awarded to Vintoraville and Morenci. Fair notes report winds hampering games and a balloon scare that ended without tragedy.
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Atterneo
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Aracter Discatel
Die Mar
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al. Clark
Robert Voicns
Yeas
Clark Aho
Dr. Herwood Step Slong
David Chase
Coriano
Secon
Eas
Crystal
Gertrude King
Jessia Mace
Sisson
Spory
Gideons Birth and Growth in Wisconsin Society
A fragmented 19th century text describes the founding of the Gideons in Wisconsin, noting key figures Bill and Nicholson, the adoption of the Gideons name, and the practice of wearing batons as symbols. It outlines the structure of state and local camps, the publication of the Gideon Quarterly, and the goals of evangelical outreach through churches, hospitality, and auxiliary efforts.
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Julu
H. Mickelzon
Janexrf
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Beloit
Knights
Bill
Dir
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Waakeris
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Gideon Batton
Alors Jouder
Turbulent overseas tensions and domestic political shifts
Fragmented report touches on European revolts, Austria Hungary tension with Germany, and U.S. political figures including Congressman Cannon eyed as speaker. It notes mortgage-like domestic movements, labor unrest,currency policy debates led by Charles Dawes and Secretary Shaw, plus a Cripple Creek militia clash and stock market jitters.
Fragmented Local Notice About Street Rendering Plan
A damaged OCR item notes a rendering project on Main and Maumee streets with corner details and references to a public work. The readable fragments imply municipal action but lack specific dates, parties or official thresholds.
Discharged workers wait for Monday pay amid looming unrest
Promised checks to be cashed next Monday fail to clarify funding sources as officials admit ignorance of money origins. Workers fear riots and many seek work elsewhere while authorities boost police presence. Hundreds of men sleep outdoors, relying on private charity as immigration officers process arrivals and employment agencies line up potential jobs.
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Tienen
Mnat
Dren
Fimne
Norwagiace
Axa
Two Great Fires Leave Traverse City Area Damaged
A fire at night destroyed the Wagon and Leigh property in Traverse City area, with losses around 20000 and a large amount of finished stock burned. Howell and Broadhagen properties were reported damaged, with hay and grain losses. Fire from Waldines on the W. 1K. farm near Waldines, Michigan, caused the second blaze three miles from the rail, damaging 32000 in property.
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City
Howell
Traverseity
Mich
Leigh
A. Peterty
Woman Survives Fall From Bridge In Michigan River
A woman, described as a member of a prominent family, fell from a bridge into the Kalamazoo River at dawn. She revived in the water, reached shore, walked two miles to a station, but was seriously injured. An ambulance transported her to Nichole Ke, where doctors found a serious toe injury.
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Longelistreat
Kelemazoo
Baviar
Nichole Kewii
Street Railway for Sale in Bay City Michigan
Bay City property of the Bay City Consolidated Street Railway Co. will be sold at the United States court building next Tuesday. The company has been under receivership for over three years, and during that time its lines have been rebuilt, a new powerhouse erected, and its car equipment renewed at least twice due to washout damage. Attorneys for John Midbrook and Judge Q A Smith indicate no delay to the court and that the case will proceed to trial. Also reported: two brothers from Rogers City missing after a small boat trip on Lake Huron, with one body recovered near the Presque Isle range light. In Lansing, Governor Bliss commissioned Robert Lebarron as major and surgeon of the Orchard Lake Military Academy, and Second Lieutenant Frank A. Lester promoted to first lieutenant and commissary of the Independent battalion. Burglaries reported in Three Rivers.
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Mich
Bay Cites
Conunldated Street Railway Company
United States Court
Holbrook Feara
Nat Sutton
Lendiig
Escanator
John Midbrook
Q. A. Smith
Suttan
Wiest
Tudge ‘Wiener
Gereee
Alpena
Alten
Nelson
Rogers City
Presaite Isle County
Lake Huron
Ea Jraed
Lansing
Robert Lebarron
Bliss
Lake “Mellitary
Frank A. Lester
Mason
Independent Battalion
Governor orders militia for Cripple Creek unrest
Details emerge on September actions by Governor Peabody directing Adjutant General Holt and General Chase to deploy the Colorado National Guard to Cripple Creek. Union miners face arrests, habeas corpus actions begin, and martial-law-like control is asserted though no formal declaration. Civil authorities challenged over jurisdiction in the miners strike context.
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Gol
Jobn Chess
Ogurt Boul
Peabody
Adit-Gen- Holt
Cripple Creek
Isane Ab
Chase
Rcsiprce
Western Federation of Miners
Colorado City
Wniter Tommana
Chass
Miners’ Union
Reial
Coal output cuts hit many coal collieries in region
Reports from Wilkes Barre indicate orders to close about twenty collieries Saturday and Monday. Other companies plan idle days and partial shutdowns to curb production, amid a market glut and price pressure. Over 43 million tons mined this period, a record high for the industry. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, widow of the Confederate president, lies seriously ill in Buffalo Castle Inn, with doctors consigned to her care.
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Wilksabarre
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Ausquahenna Coal Company
Delawary & Endson Cn
Delaware, Lackewanna & Western Co
Reading Coal Company
Jefferson Davis
Buffalo
S. Stockton
Castle Fin
Port Colborne
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Telegram Map Free Advertising Offer Details
The Telegram announces a free map presentation for subscribers who pay one year ahead or six months ahead. Maps are available at the Telegram office or the booth, with no mail-in or agent handling. Subscriptions must be paid at the office. express delivery costs 26 cents.
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