Forest Fires Ravage Michigan Towns and Homes
A massive wildfire sweep across northern Michigan destroys Metz township villages and threatens Alpena and Cheboygan counties. Dozens killed or missing as trains and towns struggle with advancing flames. Refugees crowd churches while lines of communication break down and property loss climbs. The incident spreads from Hullard to the Sable river with fire races mile after mile.
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Alpena, Mien
Ilst Wiel
Mets Rellet
Presyor Inte
Cheboygan
Beneen
Alpena
Metz
Crea
Tienry Kemps
Selton
South Rogers
Mets
la Roque
Cathro
Tanran
Detroit
Mackione
Cheborguy
LaHorne
Rogers Guye
Lake Flore
Charles OD. Williams
Michigan
Onaeay
Bath Cadillac
Traverse Clbart
Northeas
Rescue Train Wreck Kills Passengers Near Metz
A wrecked Detroit and Mackinac passenger train carrying Metz villagers derailed near Metz after rails were sabotaged. Eleven victims were women or children. crew members and residents perished amid burning forests. A special relief train carried bodies and survivors to Metz as investigators began listing the dead.
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Alpena
Mid
TiNesa Néople
Detroit & Macks
Metz
Here
Nowicki
Adanston
Sat
Fred Wagner
Bir
Mos Frail
William, Bartlett
Pens
Marga
Cieero
George Cieero
Ciceso
Emme Richards
Penline Hardies
Merv Hardies
Co Mets
John Ey Kinvilte
William Fowler
Arthur Lee
Diraman
William Barnlett
Distinguished Patriot's Irish Rule Advocated In England
A summary of John Redmend’s political stance outlines a push for Irish self rule and expanded rights in Ireland. The piece notes support from English and American factions, reforms easing speech restrictions, and a controversial plan to fund labor housing and pensions, with projected totals reaching tens of millions and widespread social changes.
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John Redmend
England
Crist
America
Tediwondt
Jay
Reilmond
Mar Vlin
Jast Cour Yours
Singeris
Americ
Alliens
Otereiay
Ireland
Record of Nine Months in Allen County Penitentiary
A condensed ledger shows thirty-two men sent to prison over a nine month period, costing $1,400, with officials praising court conduct and urging continued firm enforcement. The report highlights low criminal convictions, officer diligence, and prosecutorial guidance as key factors in the county’s improved criminal justice outcomes.
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Allen
Windmon USA
Cornugy
Alvet BR
Tamas
Uhun Bint
Weronnen
NIA
Ate Thomas
Eheritt
Anna “Inpayer
Tomas
Ain Pratt Bey
Laesi
Ana
Tyuis
Mack Announces Democratic Sweep Ahead in New York Ohio Indiana
National Chairman Mack, after two weeks directing western efforts from Chicago, heads east to New York Buffalo and beyond. He asserts the tide favors Bryan and predicts a historic popular vote and electoral victory. He cites New York Ohio and Indiana as Democratic this year and urges continued campaigning two weeks remaining.
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Chicago
Mack
Buffalo
New York
Bryan
Ohio
Indiana
Bryan Asks Republicans To Be Open With People
Bryan speaks to supporters amid tense crowds as he presses for candor from Republicans. At the rally he was greeted by a cautious reception and warned by political handlers about overpowering responses. The event outlines the heated political climate and the candidate’s push for transparency.
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Bryan
Mia
Ang
Fihal Taintal
Grene
Rogron
Cornell
Brent
Oshetta
Atic Mabltel Agisiniag
Heean
Lekwt
Wilal
Dover
Hermira
Mis
Fk Wy
Haneet Keyra Laint
Apis
IBM
Pepi
Weather and parade notes mix with political muster in March
Fragmented weather forecast mentions showers and winds while a political parade for a candidate proceeds in Washington. The piece blends forecasts with dense, garbled reportage of speeches, crowds, and party remarks, citing March events and public reactions without clear outcomes.
Meetings This Week In Monroeville And Nearby Areas
Evening gatherings listed for Monroeville Indiana include speakers and venues such as Hon. 3 Pred 4 Fratai and Zollars with various hosts like Hillgeriznn Lattyette Cow. Additional entries mention Archipalouse, Nelson, and Washington January events, with names like Rannvenne and Hench. The notices suggest multiple local meetings and public talks across several towns this week.
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Monroevile
Ind
Zollars
Wem
Ing. Bay
M. Hench
Clyde
Labor Leader Gompers Addresses Fort Wayne Toilers
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, spoke to about 25 hundred workers in Fort Wayne, urging support for pro labor measures and the Democratic ticket. He argued Republicans oppose workers’ welfare, urged voting for Bryan and Kern, and pressed liberty beyond material comforts.
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Sarmayat Gompers
American Fedoration of Labor
Princess Ie Inst Vueniog
Fort Wayne
William J. Bryan
Lebar
Republican
Denver
Samuel Gompers
New York
McKinsey
America
Repub
Afr
Goaspers
William J. Br
John W. Kern
Oo. P. Smith
Loganzport
Me. Gompers
D. Redding
Indianapolis
State Federation
Bir. Petterns
Joan Moffatt
United Hatters’ Union
Gompers
Moffett
Potter
Ene
Labor
van Cleave
Parry and Post
Rise of Anti-Masonic and Jacksonian Factions in 1830s era
Fragmented political shifts in early American history show Van Buren aligning with Jackson to form a Democratic ticket, while the Anti-Masonic party emerges to oppose the Mason order. The era features fraternal influences, conventions, and electoral maneuvers shaping the presidential race and party alignments.
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