Ann Arbor Student Vanishes Amid Murder Suspicions
Albert Patterson a University of Michigan senior medical student vanished after a night out with Maude Hinman. Blood on his hat and a later mystery note from Texas fueled a police search as officials ruled out a prank or engagement conflicts.
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Albert T. Patterson
University of Michigan
Patterson
Maude G. Hinman
Kingston
N.Y
Elissianese
Victor C. Vaughn
San Antonio
Texas
Medical Department
Chippewa Ottawa conference seeks rights under treaty claims
A Chippewa Ottawa conference in Pern village examined a treaty based land dispute dating to 17 by government terms. The gathering approved pursuing the Indians staking claim and planned to appoint a committee to advance the case. Joseph Cusseway of the Pottawatomie aided by securing concessions from property owners to help the tribes secure their rights.
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Pern
Stamdpon
Fatire
Joseph Cusseway
Soes
Miss Gillmore Appointed Assistant Attorney General of the Philippines
Former classmate of Miss Frey V. Gillmore at Aum Aghber express pleasure that she has been appointed as Assistant Attorney General of the Philippines. Gillmore, a WOl graduate, began as a stenographer in the Attorney General office and quickly rose to her current post within two years after leaving college. She was popular among classmates and active in social events.
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Miss Frey V. Gillmore
Aum Aghber
Philippines
Miss Gilmore
Wol
Miss Gillmore
Orphans Die in Merrill House Fire
Two orphans Furne tl Peart and Edna Gil aged 3 and years, adopted by Mrs Bob Butler, perished when a fire destroyed the Dutta home at Merrill. Mrs Butler was at a neighbor's while the children slept on the first floor.
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Furne Tl
Peart
Edna Gil
Orplams
Bob. Butler
Dutta
Merrill
Local notices from Michigan towns reveal new mills and facilities
A SOS bar rel flour mill rises at Mio while Boyne City plans an 825000 high school this summer. Grant to host a state bank with 25000 capital. Charles Malls named postmaster at Wolverine. W H Baxter resigns. Construction on a 25000 opera house to be built by the Elks at Ishpeming. Port Hope raises 600 for a railroad prospect via rummage sale. A fire at Boyne Falls destroys two stores a livery barn and fifteen houses. loss listed at 20000. South Plaven to revive roller skating for Chicago visitors. Lindsley Brothers building a double block shingle mill at Alfred on the Escanaba line with 11000 acres cedar. project to run ten years. Seventy join L O T M hive at Otsego after a contest. Walter Smith, Owosso line motorman, drowns fishing in Shiawassee River. body recovered. Cass County man arrested for stealing a $50 accordion. judge says no such value and no sane thief.
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Grant
Charles M. Malls
Wolverine
He. W. Baxter
the Elks
Ishpeming
Port Hope
Boyne Falls
South Plaven
Chicago
Lindsley Brothers
Alfred
Escanaba and Lake
Otsego
Walter Smith
Owosso
Gagetown
Frederic
Brighton
Cass County
East Jordan
Board of
Belding
Yale
Caro
Michigan Central
Dollar Bay Land and Improvement Company
Dollar Bay
Iarbor Beach Times
John DD. Williams
Bancroft
Lint Las
Monroe
Julia Rousseau
Sault Ste. Marie
Rousseau
Kalamazoo
Detroit
Lansing
Walter Wadley
Argentine Township
Wadley
Union Telephone Co
Alma
Ithaca
St. Louis
Devastating Iowa Tornado Toll Grows Across Counties
Des Moines dispatch reports escalating casualties and damage from the funnel storm. Botna village losses include a ruined church and depot, Creston houses blown off foundations, and injuries to Mrs Troop and daughter. North Audubon County two children killed and five others injured. South Des Moines fatality from a burned child as home fire follows overturned stove. Des Moines River rising, Marshalltown hospital damaged, and widespread tree, wire, and flood damage threatens lowlands.
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Inteller
Iowa
Des Moines
Bota
Shelby County
Audubon
Botna
Great Western Depot
Creston
S. A
Gray
Audubon County
South Des Moines
Richard Wallace
Marshalltown
Iowa Soldiers
Towa
A W Machen Arrested for Bribes in Post Office Probe
Former Free Delivery Superintendent A W Machen was arrested in Washington on bribery charges tied to contracts totaling about 200 dollars. Daniel V Miller, assistant attorney in the Postoffice Department, was dismissed over alleged conspiracy related to John J Ryan Co. and turf investment schemes.
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Fomer Free Delivery
A. W. Machen
Free Delivery
Washington
Postoffice Department
Daniel V. Miller
Payne
John J. Ryan & Co
Cincinnati
Miller
Cineita
Autiuma
Ryan Company
St. Louis
Covington, Ky
Arnold Company
Post Office
Collision sinks Huddersfield and Uta passengers die
British steamer Huddersfield and Norwegian vessel Uta collide as Huddersfield, sailing from Antwerp to Grimsby, sinks. Twenty to twenty-two emigrants and up to twenty passengers die or are missing. crew survive. Passengers were mostly seamen returning to England. bows on the Uta damaged.
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Hudderstield
Uta
Huddersfield
Whiell
Antwerp
Grimsby
England
Piiblersfield
Hunddersfield
Labor unrest and wage gains across North America and South Africa
The record highlights nine hour days and wage gains for workers in Syracuse and Toronto while noting imports of Chinese labor to South Africa and pay boosts for Providence Street Railway workers. Hebrew printers in New York City win a week’s pay for four hours daily, and New York unions teach Italian immigrants about organizing. Alabama miners gain 10 percent for twelve months starting April 1, with Huntsville factory employing 300 children under twelve to quit. A New York central group opposes iron workers gains, while Chicago Employers’ Association reports its first victory in a tanners strike with nine-hour days and no wage cuts.
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Syracuse
Toronto
South Africa
Providence Street Railway
New York City
New York
Walker County
Ala
Alabama
Huntsville
Structural Iron Manufacturers
Employers’ Association of Chicago
Weather crop report notes mixed progress across states
The weekly weather bureau summary reports generally favorable growth for wheat and corn in many regions while rains from Oklahoma to the Dakotas delayed planting in others. Drought easing in the Ohio valley and mid Atlantic contrasts with heavy rains hindering progress in Midwest and southern areas, with harvests and transplanting advancing in several states.
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Weather Bureau
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Dakotas
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Middle Atlantic States
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Ilinois
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Iowa
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Texas
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Vanes
Mississippi River
Neboska
Mtuz Te
Central
Seine
Crown Princess of Saxony to live abroad income set
Crown Princess of Saxony will not be permitted to live in Austria or Saxony. She will receive an annual income. Her youngest child will be removed from her when it is months old. Population notes in New York City show births exceeding deaths, with rapid immigrant growth to 3 732 020. Wilson College trustees elect Rev M H Reser president succeeding Rev Samuel A Martin.
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Hancork
G. Alr
Upper Peninsula
Saxony
Austria
Re Enlly
City Heart of Health
New York City
Wilson College
Chambersburg
M. H. Resser
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Presbyterian Institution For
St. Charles
Samuel A. Martin
Marseilles
France
Atlanta Constitution
Bouston Transcript
New York
Whitaker Wright
America
Bonilla
Honduras
Nicaragua
Cincinnati Enquirer
Auto Race to Death in Versailles to Madrid Contest
Premier Combes halted the Versailles to Madrid race after eight deaths and ten injuries. The 343 mile event ended in Bordeaux with brutal crashes near Libourne and Coube, including Marcel Renault’s overturn and a fatal fire. Louis Renault led a record eight hour twenty seven minute stage into Bordeaux while speeds reached about sixty two mph on open road.
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Bordeaux
la Francaise
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Paris
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Barrows
Hirsch
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Coupe
Poietiers
Bonneval
Chartres
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Angouleme
Ablis
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M. Gabriel
Beoardiniere
Quotations of Editors Echo a World of Early 20th Century News
An assortment of brief items and opinions from papers across the nation. Topics include politics graft and reform in Philadelphia, labor and wages in Ohio farms, fashioning hats, automotive antics, and local Michigan notes on hotels, rail depots, creameries, and telephone service. It surveys varied snippets, from small incidents to larger societal critiques, with a mix of humor and warning.
Michigan House Acts On Deer Rule And Road Funds
Michigan lawmakers debated Burns-Westover deer bill adding hornless deer option and approved a township road improvement budget of five percent of assessed value. The good roads bureau gets 5000 dollars annually for two years. governor supported the Andersonville monument bill and Denby Bingham corporate capitalization expansion. A birthday tribute to Jerry Anderson entertained the chamber as debates over court expenses and Sunday closing of galleries continued.
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Rodgers
Gov. Bliss
Andersonville
Georgia
Michigan
Daddeek
Charlevoix
Representative Partit
Randall
Representative Partlow
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