Steamer Manitou boiler explosion shocks Jackson Mich
Panic gripped the Manitou steamer at Clark's Lake when the boiler exploded at 7 pm injuring several and sending passengers into the water. Captain Badgley helped quell the fear as the C. J. & M. rescued crew and passengers. The vessel had been tested weeks earlier at 150 pounds but exploded at 90. Officials question owner conduct amid county political tensions.
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Manitou
Clark
Jackson
Mich
Free Press
Clark's Lake Boat Co
Clark's Lake
Fred Hinckley
Robbie Tawsee
Owosso
Mrs
Maniton
Ivis
Sncident
Badgleys
Tuto
Priest Wins Fight Over Priest Transfer Case
Fr. Kennedy will be reinstated at Ypsilanti after Cardinal Satolli ordered the revocation of his transfer from Ypsilanti to Niles. Fr. Baart, Kennedy’s advocate, explained that bishops may transfer movable rectors only for grave reasons and must prove them on appeal. The article anticipates Fr. Martinelli’s appointment as a bishop, to be announced after his Rome consecration.
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Ypsilane
A. Vaart
Marshall
Detroit News
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Washington
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Frank Kenedy
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Ypsilantii
Niles
Foley
Satolli
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Kennedy
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Martinelli
Rome
South Carolina Democrat Talks on Silver and Prohibition
Henry M. Dibble of Aitken South Carolina visits, praising the state dispensary as effective and describing its impact on drunkenness. He comments on Bryan versus McKinley, and notes local bankers and planters anticipate favorable financial shifts, with South Carolina remaining strongly silver-minded in national debates.
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Henry M. Dibble
Aitken
South Carolina
Uhe
Statesman
Sind
Dibble
McKinley
Mr. Dibble
Bryan
Michigan
State Bank of
Bank policy may tighten money and worsen hard times
A figure warns that policy limiting loans beyond November 1 could choke the silver movement and lock up funds. He argues the resulting credit squeeze would bring greater hardship than ever seen in the nation’s history.
Tale of Woe at State Board of Equalization Meeting
Lansing dispatch reports the state board of equalization listened to county representatives seeking lower valuations. Speakers from pine barrens, swamps, and morasses described poverty and depreciation to sway assessment cuts. Upper peninsula mining, lumber counties, farming areas, and cities claimed property values fell as statistics show widening gaps.
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Lansing
State Board of Equalization
Lansings
Board of Equalization
Upper Peninsula
DeLand
Veterans Outing Calhoun County Encampment at Burlington
The sixth annual Calhoun County Veteran Battalion encampment was held in Burlington this week. Detachments arrived all day Wednesday with the Burling ton drum corps providing music in the afternoon. Thursday morning was fair, and the town looked festive with decorations. Veterans from Marshall Battle Cross Albion Conins Lee Homer Clarendon Tekau sh a Union City Athens LeRoy Fao Toryville Sheridan and Girard represented. The address of welcome was given by M. H. Edmonds, followed by remarks from Capt. Marble and Col. Hull. Dr. Hunting spoke to the old soldiers, stirring a strong sense of fraternity and fellowship. The Athens post joined in the day with music and speeches, with 35 attendees noted early Wednesday.
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Burling Ton
Camp Groun
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Marshall
Battle Cross
Albion
Conins
Lee
Homer
Clarendon
Tekou ‘Sha
Union City
Athens
LeRoy
Fao
Marble
Hull
Hunting
Athens Post
Democrats Elect Delegates At County Convention
Delegates to state congressional and senatorial nominating conventions were elected at Arbeiter hall. About 75 attended as Lane of Homer chaired. Committees named for credentials and solutions. Bay City state convention attendance urged. list of delegates from Albion, Marshall, Battle Creek, Tekonsha, Homer, and other towns announced. After adjournment, township and county committees planned a rally around Sept 1. Two Lives Saved reported for Mrs Phaedo Thomas of Junction.
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Arbeiter Hall
AE ‘Lane
Homer
Detroit
Albion
Hows. Credentiale
R. A. Culver
Tekon
Clarenge
Joy
Maraball
F. Barney
Battle Creek
R. A. Lockton
Marial
B. A. Cole
George Worthington
Lrgan
Bay City
A. L. McCutchee
L. A. Allen
Tekonsha
Lockton
Marshall
D. Strong
W. D. Stone
Marabull
J. K. Martino
Marengo
Robert Frost
A.B. Williams
Harry Lewis
Jesse Underwood
Newton
G. W. Brokaw
Atheny
J. W. Flynn
Perry Wolf
Battle Creck
Battle Crash
J. W. Dolan
A. W. Lockton
H.J. Bohwark
C. M. Stanford
Burlington
J. C. Harrison
Robert Talbot
John Shafer
John Powell
Elmer Jacobs
J. E. Foley
Asbne
Hawking
Collins
J. M. Moss
W. Cavanaugh
Sheridan
A. d. Gale
Martin Metcalf
A. H. Underwood
Jos. Wagner
J. H. Williams
Will Cady
Fred Rapp
Eugene Miller
Geo. H. Powell
Phaedo Thomas
Junction
Fragmented ledger notes and camp raid tale mingle in text
A chaotic OCR item mixes a late night camp raid by Union City gorillas near Turtle Lake with a long list of land transfers and property deeds across Battle Creek Athens Marshall Albion Fredonia and surrounding towns. The fragmentary data include buyer names parcel numbers and dollar amounts for numerous lots and additions.
Democratic county notes and teachers exam report
News brief recounts a county teachers examination at the high school hall drawing 160 applicants, with many new dates for pedagogue certificates. It notes political nomination chatter for Dr J F Smiley and others, a convention likely in the city during county fair week, and explains why The Statesman clubs with the Free Press while remaining open to all papers.
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Statesman
Free Press
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The Statesman speaks on integrity and a lightning incident
A Rural Arkansas era note recalls The Statesman defending honesty and denying selling out over fifty seven years. Lightning struck S C Ferris home in Atlanta and a child survived soot and fire. The Chronicle disputes a Gladstone quote, tracing the phrase to a western congressman in Denver 1878. Call at this office for a Calho premium.
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Atlanta
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