Missionary Father Wir Kamp dies at Cross Village monastery
The obituary notes Father Wir kamp, a German-born Franciscan missionary for thirty-five years among the Indiana at Cross Village in the state. He built the monastery, directed religious life, and was beloved by local tribes. His funeral drew broad attendance, with Catholics and non Catholics paying respects across miles, sharing grief and reverence for his service.
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Niles
Wiekarmp
Watphalia
Germany
Thebay
Opies
Wie
Kang
Tenedday
Stedmer
Wie- Josmy
Branvineun
Cross Village
Harbor Springs
Instructions for Land Entry in Indian Territory Proclaimed
A detailed 1880 federal instruction letter outlines land use in the Indian Territory Oklahoma. It covers school reserve sections, homestead entry limits, eligibility rules for veterans, commutation, and entry procedures under the March 23 1880 proclamation. The document specifies tracts, timelines, payment caps, and required affidavits for applicants seeking homestead or townsite entries.
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Washington
D- C
Oklahoma
Ection Y
Onorth
Anid Etrowinr
Anid
Jawa Cote
Lamambly
Sidiare
Acettina
Adiitlon
Keeton
Axl
Peetigna
United States
Trom
Town Alte Lowe
Djien Lo Etry Ag
Ovethun
Decthyts
Adel Nalf
Secton
Awit
Bale
de Doe
Te Caittel
Hugh Tin
Appointments by President Harrison Full List of Nominees
President Harrison named numerous appointments across states and cities including Wullud A. RunA at Maneh Chunk, J. L. Stedman, Lucia Baugh, Oliver Brown, Archibald Williams, Jamies Rodgers, Egurton Williams, James Garrutt, Henry Leruus, and Harwood, with several confirmations pending. The long roster spans Ohio, Kansas, Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, and California among others, reflecting a broad patronage shuffle in the administration. The piece notes the political debate over race and party control in appointments, highlighting Southern policy and the reaction of Republicans and Democrats alike, with Coleman and other figures pressing for or resisting changes to align with white and Black voters.
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Congress
Michigan
Marquetts, Houghton & Oktonagon Railroad Company
Hina
Lamar
Ptondera
Ontonagon County
Wanel
Seri
Iysia
Frau Ona
Ordor
Washington Ave
Towne
Nestern Camps
Monroe
Charley Merrill & C O
Tivar
Baginaw
Cresident Harrison
Wullud A. Runa
Maneh Chunk
Vie
L. Stedman
Sidney A. Breeze
Cottonweed Falls
Kan
Lucia Baugh
Oliver
Brown
Cainlen
Ohio
M. Brooke
Seattle
W. Z
John M. Lyon
James C. Harwood
Clarion
Lows
W. Buumers
Egurton B. Wiliams
St Iruowood
Mich
Greorge F. Kelly
Alwous Palmar
Onarga
Joseph Brenuford
Juba J. Spalding
Towanda
Eliish A. Parausya
Harpater
Hautsdale
Moe Wine
W. Dickey
Rawless
Paigees
Wayass
Yreks
Cal
Elisha Fass L
EU Werbatt
Wedeworth
Olu
B. F. Bonisnetein
Aipbrode
Bray
Central City
Yalanon Wiley
Commission
Tarkel
Ee Augustus
Hapler
Pawnee City
Neb
C. A. J. Moss
Borla
Suoewe
Jophus A. Pike
Ean
Phonse Biskst
Estlanted
Wes
Atps
Rhea
Repablisana
Harfieen
Jain
India
Cole- Mn
Congrom
Gulf Linton
Coleman Hai
Coleman
New Orlenna
Tende India
Congraumman
Fur Lander
Coloihan
Colired
Colen Suen
Columns
Bing
Bal
Hin
Couray
Republicen
Vietory
Ueets
Macgeth
Lilet
Olbee Levante
Betwen Republicanisu
Leuintrary
I. Fei
Republican Party
Jin
Boyth
Ofdnion
Harrison
Burriam
Republicas
Pany
Representa
Vine Golewas
Biregdy
Mr. Coloma
South
Sermon Notes on Mark Twelve and the Pharisees
A dense religious reflection for Sunday April twenty first citing Mark twelve to fourteen, detailing Jesus’ confrontations in the temple the parables of the vineyard and the questions of tribute and resurrection. It stresses love of God and neighbor, the danger of hollow piety, and urges preaching Christ amid opposition and calls to revival. It mentions Lyman Beecher and Dr. Beecher’s autobiography as context for revival opposition.
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Capernaum
Simon
Tha Munter
Antone
Christ
God
Theg
Vhariane
Cipsar
Aeven Vusbanda
Lund M. J. Savage
Boston
Dr. Thomas
Chicago
Gasel
Durat
Lyman Brecker
Litchfield
Boaton
Dr. Beecher
bin Sazing
Lumen Beecher
Jesus
Destruction Foretold in Logion Texts at Mosmoy Gomere Visit
Fragments from a 19th century page mention Logion texts on the foretold temple destruction, a visit to Vassar College, and remarks about marriage and careers. The garbled lines reference a Mormon Cropeus and a $60,000 sum, with celebratory phrases about choosing sixty people.
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Mosmoy Gomere
Vassar College
Mormon Cropeus
Michigan Legislature Debates and Enacts Local and State Measures
The record details a flurry of bills and actions in the Michigan Legislature including incorporation proposals for Briley and Irmwood, funding for the State Capitol decoration, agricultural experiment stations, and various public improvements. It notes executive session items, budget appropriations for schools, libraries, and weather services, and several bond and land issues, with committee actions and votes across houses.
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Tira Bente
Othé
Ma Ontee Gogobic
Forsatern
Briley
Ap Ital
Agricutues College
Charles Byron
Wiliam Elis
Irmwood
Cogent County
Laganize Ortain Bridge
Benator Holbrook
Senate
Beho
Antrim County
Innoke
Bertland Eee
Berrien County
Heusao Prrael Bilta
Alpena
Ltten
Nem
Ind
State Auditora
James Abbat
Meana
Miura’ Mutual Fire Insurance
Kevaina O& Inn
Renate
Grand Rapids
Huron
Chippens County
Hey County
Michigan
Willa
Toonatdo
Cetera Lake
Antetia
Agricultural College
Bepconian
Ochaydl
Michigan Ingyne Asylum
Rites Neo
State Normal School
Kuat Jordan
Charlevoix
Mitchell Sanford
Magic Ridge
Stite Heart of Education
Funde
Sunatirn Hulbrook, Dieven
Wu Harkhaw
Billa Junin
Stete Roml
Day County
Mottoes, Morals, and Mirth from Daily Wit and Prose
Collected quips and anecdotes illustrate human folly and wisdom. From sharp proverbs to jokes about secrecy, liquor, and medical surmises the piece threads small reflections on experience, youth, silence, and editors, finishing with a quip about tuning papers for cures.
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Boston Courier
Blowing Wells Report From Eckley Colorado
A correspondent from Eckley in Washington County Colorado describes a six inch bore wet over two hundred feet deep the first feat through five or six inches and notes the curious geology and water flow observed at the site.
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Eckley
Washington County
Colorado
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Wua
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David Lindac
Bridgewater
Abot bin Gou Dasid
Repulyu
Young Lindees
State Board ‘of Health
Otsego
Tecumseh
Ae Booth
Clayville
Cabba Mitelecl
Cotise
Milford
Troa
W. P. Edgau
Marion
Harkevois County
Whiteville
Bld, Beaks
Northville
Pittsbury
Helen Peters
Hiswatha Township
Schoolcraft County
Cadillso
Independent Order of Forresters
Coast Logan
Court
I. D. Foler
Banger
Chas. D. Hall
C. St
Nicholss
Albert P. Brigga
J. W
Oliver Lefaye
Emerson Davis
J. B
Daniel C. Steford
P.O. B
Samuel ¥. Long
Chaplein
Orth
B. H. McMullen
Cadillac
Masonic
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Knights of Pythias
Good
Templars
Forester
Lebwan
Marquette
Gode
Tornace QrKarioy
Mr. Galatonn
New Crlomne
Repub
Snuth
Revan
Chu Reuth
WassUeh
Elen
Atul Chol
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