Michigan State News Roundup Harbors Local Incidents
Michigan items report Albion coal mines reopening aiding 100 workers. Battle Creek officials discuss closing at Wotvlock. Detroit resident taps sugar bush for quality product in Sanilac. Kalmazoo and Kalamazoo surface in public works and farms. A Jackson firm shows industrial exhibit promise. thefts and constables feature in local crime notes.
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Wotvlock
J. C. Pembroke
Pembroke
New York
Calhoun
Albion
Nashville
Pedro
Detroit
Ixmighty
Sanilac County
Carnival in Cuba and river navigation talks
The patrol reports Bandita hold a high carnival in Cuba with murder and kidnaping in the news. An early opening of the straits of Mackinac is anticipated, boosting navigation between Lake Michigan and the lower lakes. The president approved pensions of 2000 yearly to widows of John A. Logan and Frank P. Blair.
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Uquot
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Lyon
Iowa
the Mirror
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Chicago Globe Company
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Ashland
Agricultural Department
Chicago & Northwestern
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Wis
Council of Engineering Societies On National Public Works
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Union County
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Harry McMunn
Cleveland
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Four story Leader building burned with heavy losses
Fire swept The Leader block on Water Street in Burlock Turnlay, driven by strong winds. The four story brick structure was wrecked, housing The Daily Leader and Sunday Dispatch editorial and job rooms. losses estimated at 74000 with insured coverage. The Daily Leader will resume in temporary quarters. Dispatch also relocates.
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West Twenty-third Street
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el Ringes
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Leader
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Unie
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Daily Leader
Sunday Dispatch
Indians Normal School
Tenny Havre
Ind
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