Ellis Trophy Presented To Em Team At Sault Ste Marie
At Armory in Sault Ste Marie Michigan Colonel Robert J Bates presented the Ellis trophy won by the regimental life team to the unit amid a large crowd Governor Warner attended with other officials and the rifle team members Major B B McCaughan Lieutenant J M Philips Corporal W St Conbey and Corners Percy Patterson were present Osborn spoke of naval fleets and warned against war with civilized nations while describing Japan with offensive language. Bates announced a brigadier general promotion for Bates within weeks.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Robert J. Bates
Michigan National Guard
Warner
Ellis
Detroit
Shory
Nevire
Chase S. Osborn
B. B. NcCaughan
J. Philips
Gnosse
W. ST. Conbey
Cheboygan
Corncrsl
Percy Patterson
Governos
W. T. McGurzin
Carl A. Wagner
Fie
Bates
Pacific
Mikado
Osborn
Japan
Quarrel Over Girl Ends In Shooting in Bay City
A 27-year-old man named Andrew Gerla was shot in the chest and severely wounded in his home after a dispute over a girl. Police arrested Joseph Eheces and his brother Andrew. Gerla identified Joseph as the shooter. his brother aided the attack. Mrs Rhacog, the girl’s sister, reportedly struck Gerla with an iron poker. The trouble began over the excluded relationship with the girl, Mrs Rhacog.
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Bay City
Andrew Rhetes
Gerle
Rar
Siater
Rhacog
Gera
Ept
Tos
Gerla
Fragmentary notice on wage and seed deal details
A partial report notes a wage schedule and seed order details, mentioning specific figures and items in a disrupted text. The readable parts reference a payout and a procurement action tied to a local firm, with limited clarity on exact dates or entities.
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The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a discernible event, person, or organization for a concise newspaper card. No clear entities or facts present to summarize reliably.
Delegates Consider Plan At Convention Amid Debate
The convention discusses a proposal with about forty delegates in attendance. A vote is expected if support reaches a fifty to forty nine margin. Committees are formed to survey opinions and steer the measure through the convention led by Moore Pontiac as contract chair and others on the steering panel. Tuesday scene with key figures title the tracking of the measure.
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Shdym Nvid
Aeuud
Ani
Breaucus
Deleram
Gete Moore Pontiac
Tha
T: Wis
tHn
Rafe Theas
C: Ton
Twesdlay
Saves Companions But Mil Sacrifices His Life
In a Michigan incident near Ann Arbor, a milk wagon driver aged sixteen, O’Hara, saved a companion when a freight train struck their wagon. Frazer, attempting to shield others, hurled himself onto the scatter and was crushed, while the companion survived. The event occurred on the early tracks, with bystanders noting the frightful moment as the wagon was struck and the man sacrificed himself to save a companion.
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O'Hara
Ann Arbor
Freigk
Frazer
Inheritance Claim Arises From Laborer’s Fortune
Phonias Smith of Muncie informs John Smith of this city that his relative has died, leaving an estate valued around 340,000 and shares have been made. John Smith had journeyed away years ago, and local witnesses recall his links to a saloon era. An inquest related to a Grand Trunk wreck yields testimony suggesting responsibility by several rail figures, including conductor and passengers on the severed train.
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Phonias Smith
Muncie
John Smith
Clis Oy
Inquest
Grand Trunk
H. W. Mozier
W. Bishor
Haris
Wyandotte Couple Drown While Ice Skating
Detroit Michigan January 2 Ottoe Hauelin twenty six and Mrs Agnes Patton landlady twenty two drowned after breaking through ice at Burrells clip Wyandotte fifteen feet from shore Pattons husband arrived to help and both vanished Attempts to rescue failed and bodies recovered later amid fog and confusion in a war torn report from Kalamazoo and surrounding areas
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Wyandotte
Detroit
Mick
Ottoe Hauelin
Auit Mirs
Agnes Paton
Burrell
Husro
Patteyi Spon
Receivers Appointed for Seaboard Air Line Rail System
Judge Pritchard ordered receivers take control of Seaboard Air Line with main stem from Portsmouth Virginia to Tampa Florida and branches reaching Atlanta Montgomery and Birmingham. Receiver Williams named to manage assets under order aimed at rapid rehabilitation for creditors. Incident reports two train derailments describe a near miss when a Boston express narrowly avoided the wreck.
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Pritchard
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line
Judes Pritchard
United States Circuit Court
Ashville
N. CL
Dudsen Pritehamd
Caray R. Lancaster Williams
Riehare
Baltimore
Wilems
Mittendost, W Co
Wafelt Ds Gist A.qeuiner
JuinsVilliams £ Sons
Esch
Aeons Air Line Railway
Seerevaneh Continental Trust Company
Umier
Merisnge
Seaboard Airc L
Reese de Lwine
Ies
Pritchurn
Tor Peiav
Government Finances in Washington Report 1907
The monthly government statement shows receipts for November 1907 and December 1907, with a deficit around 39.38 million. December outlays reached 21,744,672, marking a monthly decrease of about 7.3 million. Revenue and social receipts declined, while December 1907 total revenue stood at 20,815,224, reflecting fiscal shifts.
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Washincicn
Fan
Amd
Feeling Runs High In Vancouver After Jap Attack
A Vancouver report says anger rose in the city after a group of Japanese assaulted three firemen. Boisterous weather kept crowds from gathering, but the incident fuels fear among unemployed residents. Five Japanese were arrested in connection with the affray.
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Portland
Gre
Vancouver
B. C
Preacher Wiss Palsaned Reveals during Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR item notes a preacher Wiss Palsaned with an examination on January 9. It mentions Gilbert G, pastor of a Christian church, and a saddened ally, with unclear details about a hidden Hinenny or crabbers.
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Lexaminatier
Gilbert G
The
Christian Church Ch
Unreadable OCR Summary of Local Notice
The text is garbled and contains multiple typing errors creating an unreadable snippet. No clear entities or events can be determined from the fragment provided.
Paris Divorced Gould Cousins In Balcony Duel Style Scene
Paris report of a church clash involving Count Boni and Prince Helie de Sezan over Mme Anna Gould. The melee began at Saint Pierre de Chaillot with insults and spitting, continued to the door and street, ended at the station with police present. Both sides alleged provocation, a possible court action discussed.
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Paris
Count Bentie Castellane
Anna Gould
New York
Prince Hellc da Sargan
Mme. Gould
St. Pierre de Chaillet
Stanley Errington
England
Count Bont
Count Esni
Jean de Cessellans
Bont
Bor
Boni
Gonnt Boni
Gonnt Boni and the Prince Gave Their Own Version of the Quarrel, Evch
Prince Helte
Count Beni
Helie
Gould
Hoa
Bond
Count Loni
Helle de Sezan
Sean
Sonik Ron
Jean de Castollnne
Michigan Briefs: Deaths and Disasters Across Towns
George F. White of Saginaw a longtime lumberman dies. Fred Asmus Jr of Niles dies by carbolic acid. Dr Charles T Baker of Decatur marks 50th anniversary. Italian ball in Calumet destroyed by fire. Gladstone teens elope then return to parents. Edwin Radtke nearly drowns near Dundes after falling from trestle. Mrs Jellia Narrin of Ortonville dies, life noted by recurring coincidences. Dr Nicholas Senn, famed surgeon, dies in Chicago. Weathered quips end column.
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George F. White
Saginaw
Business Men's Association of
Marshall
Patterson
Civic Municipal League of Chicago
Fred Asmus, Jr
Niles
Asmus
Charles T. Baker
Decatur
Opera House
Calumet
Lossie
Frank Cass
Ruby Johnson
Gladstone
Green Bay
Wis
Johnson
Tnen
Edwin Radtke
Johan Radtke
Tyre
Dundes
Macon
Raisen
Cranks Flood Police With Theorizing In Harrison Body Case
The Passaic River marsh murder mystery near Harrison New Jersey has drawn crank theories and false identifications. A writer even claims to have escorted the woman to the marsh and struck her. Mrs Hattie Hull of New York has repeatedly misidentified the corpse as different relatives, delaying official checks by Recorie Branegan and the coroner.
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Newark
Passaic
Harrison
Hattie Hull
New York
New Jersey
Recorie Branegan
Jeanette Gaston
Serville
Tenn
Hull
Manhattan
Doubts Freer Find Sparks Debate On Christ Sayings
Prof Paul Hauph of Hopkins University questions the authenticity of a recently found parchment alleged as a new saying of Christ in Egypt. He concedes a proverb may be inscribed but argues the manuscript may not reflect ancient knowledge and warns many similar discoveries are likely forgeries by later writers.
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Paul Hauph
Baltimore
Egypt
Wu Uy’ Hopkins University
Shot and Killed in Bed In Michigan Home
A 14 year old son of John Moran was shot through the head and killed in bed while playing with an old musket. The incident occurred in Traverse City Michigan on January 3 as a com pany of relatives and nannies visited the home, with the jury awaiting testimony on the cause of the fatal shot.
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Traverse City
Mich
John Moran
Folay's Honey and Tar Cures Coughs Fast
An old remedy claim promotes Folay's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and lung ailments. It warns against substitutes and asserts no opiates and faster, safer results.
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Folay
Telco
Chan
Foley
Guild After Physicians Said He Had Consumption
E H Jones pastor M E Church Grove Ad writes that years ago doctors diagnosed consumption but he gained relief from a sample of Fordy’s Honey and Tar. He later bought bottles and claims he was cured, noting he has had no throat or lung trouble since. Prices listed: 25c 50c and 1.00, with larger sizes available.
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M. E. Churn Grove
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Huchand
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Beni
Prince Helie
Lean
Tata
Michigan Briefs
Ortonville
Jan. S
Jellia-Addis Narrin
Ilage
Chicago
Nicholas Senn
United States
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Harrison, N. J
Freer
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Hurphreys
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