Antiseptic Breakthrough Reported by Ann Arbor Scientists
Ann Arbor researchers Frederick G. Novy and Paul C. Feeer publish a new antiseptic using organic acid hyperoxides in water. The hyperoxide benzoglacial is shown to be nonpoisonous in large doses and may advance medical and surgical science. Detroit man attempts murder and commits death by own action amid fire losses. local merchants plan immediate rebuilding after recent blaze.
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Ann Arbor
Detroit
Keanville
Des. Frederick G. Novy
Paul C. Feeer
Tragedy in Detroit Saloon Ends in Double Death
Herbert Bonslett aged about 28 lured Teresa Darowski aged 20 to a Detroit saloon and shot her in the neck after a drink offered and believed poisoned. He swallowed poison and died shortly after. The couple, of dissolute habits, quarreled and Bonslett promised money to entice her.
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Herbert Bonslett
Teresa Darowski
Detroit
Bonslett
Doyle Mourned Figure In Michigan Legislature
Michael St. Doyle of Elsie a leading member of the Legislature died in Lansing at Edith Monulers room from a dose of carbolic acid administered by the woman She claims it was an accidental substitution for whisky Investigation finds no motive to remove Doyle and supports her version Miss Moselots formerly of Hobart Ind is noted as her father a merchant Doyle was a prominent cheese manufacturer.
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Elsie
Legislatire
Lansing
Edith Monulers
Doyle
Miss Moselots
Hobart
Ind
Death by Own Action and Tragic Fires Across Michigan
Reports detail Solus Willinger a farmer near Tinton shooting himself after a dispute with his wife then dying. Charles Burkaw killed by a fire engine collision in Grand Rapids. Henry Scholtens’ body found in Muskegon lake after vanishing May 24. Also noted are a Detroit train collision, a new bank in Greenland, and other regional incidents.
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Solus Willinger
Tinton
Manchester
Tie
Little Voy
Charles Burkaw
Grand Rapids
Burkaw
Chicago Woman Offers 3000 for Proving Quiet Work Record
A Chicago woman, Mrs. Nancy B. Irving, offers 3000 in cash to any business or professional man who can conclusively prove he has control of his work for one month without telling a lie. She will name two men and a fifth will be named by these four, and she believes she will not lose the stake.
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G. W. Dale
Higbee
Nelson Higbee
Sondelssohn
St. Joseph
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Union City
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Tronwood
Henry Scholtens
Muskegon
Fince
Meridian Township
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Greenland
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Austin
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William Arnel, Jr
Beaverton
Asane
Rea
William Arnell
Mabel
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Frank Mo
Samuel Dopp
Arnell
Gladwin
Lauer
Tonia
Ludington
Suite National Guard
Excanaba
James Galan
Mt. Moris
Noelne
Harry Lemon
Nlome
Grand Rapids
Arthur Peel
Seattle
Au Sabre
Detroit
Nancy B. Irv
Irving
Our National Song Omission Causes Puzzled Citizens
The essay weighs which tune should be the national hymn, citing Star Spangled Banner My Country Tis of Thee and Hail Columbia as top candidates. It recounts Key writing the Star Spangled Banner in 1814 on the British-ship deck, notes My Country Tis of Thee by Samuel Francis Smith in 1832, and mentions Columbia and Yankee Doodle among varied opinions. It also references Hopkinson and Fox connected to Columbia, and Maryland My Maryland as a Civil War era favorite. The piece ends by asking if anyone can sing the songs mentioned, praising melodies like O Tannenbaum while noting Dixie leaves a strong, nonnational impression.
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Ocean
Maryland
Dixie
Ohio Society
John Brown
New England
Key
Fort Merbury
Tie
Jel Statford Smith
Holiday Street
Baltimore
America
Samuel Francis Smith
Old Park Street
Boston
Oliver Wendell Slelies
Smith
Rousie
Bull
Henry Carey
Prench
Germany
Seago
Danebrog
Denmark
Joseph Hopkinson
Fox
Philadelphia
T Hopkinson
Foyles
Washington
Marelli
France
Coufliet
Topkinson
Joseph Bonaparte
Offlia
New Heaven and New Earth in Revelation’s Triumph
A Sunday School lesson on Revelation 21 1 7 22 27 celebrates the final triumph and glory of Christ in the new heaven and new earth It lauds the King James translation and urges memorization for children The piece emphasizes Christ as heaven and light perfecting humanity while removing pain death and sin and uniting all worship under him
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Christ
Earth
Heaven
John
Gied
New Jerusalem
God
Predictions of break up of Spain into small states
The report notes that Ashutral Cervera predicts Spain will fragment into smaller states. It mentions Acuinaldo plans a United States visit next fall. D. B. Robinson, former president of the Santa Fe Railroad, is reported dead.
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Ashutral Cervera
Spain
Acuinaldo
United States
D. B. Robinson
Chicago
Santa Fe Railroat
New York
Indiia Holmes
Norfolk
Young Choir Singers at Grace Church New York
Grace Church in New York features a chorus of the youngest singers in the world each Sunday afternoon. The group includes baby girls, some as young as four, who chant in unison in white aprons with tiny baby caps, forming a picturesque scene.
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Grace Church
New York
Rival businesses spin tough tales about you
A rival in business airs harsh stories about you while neighbors remain inclined to disbelieve the accusations. The piece portrays competitive framing and local skepticism toward the allegations.
Protit in a Whale Profit and Byproducts Listed
A historical note explains the high profit from a single captured whale. A 50 foot whale yields about 146000 pounds, with 60000 pounds of clubberfrom white, 48000 pounds of train oil, and 8000 pounds of whalehone.
Has Its Compensations
A tourist discusses ague in the region at a farm house. A sallow woman notes it unfits a man for work, but says they manage by churning while John endures a shakes fit and makes butter quickly.
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