Ann Arbor Student Disappears Amid Murder Suspicions
Albert T. Patterson a University of Michigan medical student vanished at night. Hat found with hair and blood-like stains led to a search, with police probing a possible elopement and secret marriage plot. Blood was deemed wood dye by the faculty.
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University of Michigan
Cowd
Patterson
Maude G. Hinman
Kingston
N.Y
Victor C. Vaughn
University
Crews
Wes
San Antonio
Texas
Tie
Atm
Native tribes seek rights and a high post for Gillmore
The article notes Tabi Ao conference in Fern, and mentions charity and government action regarding otter territory. It records a commission to pursue demands, cash way assisting tribes, and a mix of local legal and civic items including Miss Flor V. Gilmore's appointment as assistant attorney general for the Philippines and various state happenings such as a fire at Merrill, a new flour mill, and a proposed railroad bonus.
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Stuml
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Tos
Flor V. Gilmore
Ann Arbor
Attorney Gemerel
Philippines
Miss Gillmore
Gremeral
Nando
Miss Gilmore
Mio
Boyne City
Grant
Charles M. Falls
Wolverine
H.W. Baxter
Oes
The
Elks
Ishpeming
Port Hope
Boyne Falls
South Haven
Chicago
Lindsley Brothers
Alfred
Escanaba
Superior
Otsego
Walter Smith
Owosso
Corunna
Shiawassee
Cass County
Great Havoc in Iowa Tornadoes Cause Widespread Destruction
Des Moines dispatch reports a major tornado strike across interior Iowa with Botna destroying a village church and depot. Creston, Gray Audubon areas suffer fatalities and injuries as homes are wrecked. Des Moines River rises, Marshalltown hospital damaged, and widespread structural ruin plus telegraph and telephone outages loom.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Bota
Shelby County
Audubon
Botna
Great Western Depot
Creston
S. A. Troop
Gray
Audubonry
South Des Moines
Richard Wallace
Marshalltown
Tewa
A. W. Machen Arrested For Bribes In Post Office Probe
A. W. Machen, former Free Delivery superintendent, was arrested in Washington on bribery allegations tied to contractors. Daniel V. Miller, an assistant attorney in the Post Office Department, was dismissed for conspiracy related to John J. Ryan & Co, accused of mail fraud. Miller faced arrest, waived examination, and was freed on bail for Cincinnati court next autumn. The Tinean investment firm, active in St Louis and Covington, Ky, is noted for similar post office fraud patterns as the Arnold case.
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Free Delivery
A. W. Machen
Washington
Postoffice Department
Daniel V. Miller
Postettiee Department
Payne
John J. Ryan & Co
Cincinnati
Miller
Tinean Company
Fier
St. Louis
Covington
Arnold Company
Post Office
British Ship Collision Kills Many Emigrants
A British steamer Huddersfield and the Norwegian vessel Uta collided off Grimsby. The Huddersfield foundered with twenty-two Austrian and Italian emigrants among the dead. twenty passengers remain missing while the rest and crew were rescued. The Uta sustained bow damage.
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Uta
Hudhierstield
Antwerp
Grimsby
England
Dodbolierstield
Huddersfield
Labor News Across North America and Industry Shifts
Syracuse machinists strike for nine hour day. Toronto painters win 35 cents an hour. Chinese may be imported to South Africa for mine work. Providence Street Railway raises pay for 1300 employees. Hebrew printers in New York win strike, now paid no weekly pay for four hours daily. New York unions teach Italian immigrants about organization. Walker County Alabama miners get 10 percent raise for twelve months from April 1, making 55 cents per ton from 30. French firms produce meter cars totaling 12,000 last year. 150,000 workers average 3600 a year. Alabama expects wage rises with new child labor law. Huntsville factory to quit 300 under twelve. Structural iron manufacturers form New York group resisting wage demands. 40 firms with 1,000,000 capital. Chicago Employers' Association scores first victory in 1900s strike. 1000 tanners refuse union recognition, accept nine hour day with no pay cut and return to work.
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Providence Street Railway
New York City
New York
Walker County
Ala
Alabama
Huntsville
Structural Iron Manufacturers
Structural
Employers’ Association of Chicago
Weather report notes rains aid crops and mixed progress
The weekly crop report says warm spell improved germination and wheat and corn in good condition while heavy rains from Oklahoma to the Dakotas slowed field work. Drought eases in the Ohio valley and lake region. transplanting tobacco advances in the Ohio valley. cotton outlook improves in many areas but generally late.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minnesota
Dakotas
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Crood
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
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Georgia
Florida
Maryland
Virginia
Hillness
Porthon
Angala
Herth
Tate
Ohio
South Town
Mississippi River
Peet Bros to Open Large Omaha Soap Plant This Year
Interesting Newe Items reports Peet Bros Manufacturing Company, Kansas City soap makers, will establish a large bran e plant in Omaha this year. The Crown Princess of Saxony will not be allowed to live in Austria or Saxony and will receive an income of 60 a year. Her baby will be taken from her at three months. New York births outnumber deaths, population around 3 782 920 with heavy foreign immigration. Wilson College trustees elect Rev M H Resser as new president succeeding Rev Samuel A Martin D D who resigned.
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Soap Morkers
Kansas City
Omaha
Saxony
Austria
City Board of Health
New York City
Wilson College
Chambersburg
M. H. Resser
Lindenwood College
Presbyterian Institution For
St. Charles
Samuel A. Martin
Paris Madrid auto race ends in massacre killings
Premier Combes halted the Versailles to Madrid event after eight dead and ten injured. The Paris Paris La Francaise called it the Paris Madrid massacre as accidents piled up near Libourne Coupe Bonneval and Angouleme with Renault and Barrows among the injured and dead. The first stage ended in Bordeaux with Louis Renault setting a fast pace and a car reaching eighty eight and three fourths mph between Chartres and Bonneval.
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la Francaise
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Paris
Lorraine Barrows
Libourne
Barrows
Ths
Marcel Renault
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Poietiers
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Angouleme
Ablig
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M. Gabriel
Beaardiniere
Quotations Scattered News Snippets From Across Papers
A compilation of cheeky quotes and brief items drawn from multiple papers. Topics range from politics and graft to inventions, fashion, and international affairs. Notable mentions include smallpox vaccination debates and automotive humor, with sharp lines about public figures and events.
Michigan lawmakers push deer horn rule and road funds
Michigan House votes to allow hunters to take horned deer instead of two for a season, and approves a five percent township road-improvement cap with a $5,000 annual good roads bureau appropriation. Gov Bliss signs several measures including the Andersonville monument bill and Denby Bingham capital-raising for manufacturing firms.
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Fuch
Good Roads Bureau
Gov. Bliss
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