Turbulent Lake State Hometown Notes and Rail News
A sprawling Midland page surveys a wild mix of local rail plans, mill ventures, trials, and community notices. It details a new electric rail service proposed between Marquette and Duluth, manufacturing plans near Montmorency and Cheboygan, a hospital to combat smallpox, and various incidents including a courtroom murder trial and a fatal mania case at a Pontiac asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enone
UD. Wlackui
Mariqnette and Howell
Vickievon
Duluth
Howth Bho'o & Atleulic
Letwaon Nestoria
Tro Hiver
Wis
Maj. Blivbian
Hue
Vlectenty
Negaunes
Ielipeming
Negauves
Mio
Yale
Hen'y Camp
Montmorency County
Entertaining Society Notes and Washington Gossip 1893
A fragmentary column surveys royal entertainments in Washington and Chicago, detailing Mrs Cleveland's White House gatherings with diplomatic corps and New York socialites, plus remarks on fashion, travel, and political maneuvering. It notes Senate debates, tax measures, and party previews as high society and government swirl through early January events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Keorea
Germany
Hornrapordance
WasmsoTon
D. G
Dan
Chicago
Cleveland
Halita
Intervision
Tmckinson Eather
Whitney
Meir Nariers
New York
Mrs. Whitney
Cipitiel Uife
Washington
Frank Lawler
Randall
Lachar
Faraifter
Sfinger
Senate
Centuri l
New Mexic
Kerr
Ion
Warainathy
Warrison
Iounder
Serpetary
Mikael Bayan
Ibeldunt
Willy Grende
Ste
Cn Grees Basturu
Werthel ii
Salle Curtis
Suuw
Wwe
Captus Park
Guy Assem
Kisten
Wil
Wisdua
Repatiee
America
Hotas Committee On
Benate
Cowles
Atchison Road Report for Eleven Months Ended Nov 2 1889
Comptroller Joseph W. Reinhart presents the 1888-87 annual report for the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Road covering eleven months ending November 2, 1889. It shows gross earnings of 3,079.78, expenses of 14,207, and net figures including interest and charges. The document notes total incomes near 9,098, and a large debt and deficits with calls on prior notes and investments. The Houston Advertiser cautions the report is unsatisfactory and incomplete, with variances from earlier published figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Reinhart
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
Millon
Atthison
Atchison
Sliskio
Ther Powrites
Shah
Crete
Titus
Pri Wetital Eatementas
The Great Strike Wars in 1888
Statistics show 679 strikes and lockouts in 1888, affecting about 315 554 workers, with a sharp rise in strikes compared to 1887 and 1886. The article notes a peak in the so-called strike wave and a large drop in the number of workers per strike over two years. It also mentions Denver real estate sales reaching 1.5 million dollars, the Pueblo fair association planning a May three day event, and a newspaper purchase in Grand Forks for 27000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradatreet
Ine
Jesu
Syares
Lesshan
Sunday School Lesson Outline and Public Notices
The piece surveys a Sunday school lesson from Mark 4 10 20 with reflections on faith and receptivity. It also reports on state legislative actions in Michigan, including memorial services, proposed bills, and committee work, plus a longer anecdote about Editor Matthews and a prayer book gifted to a journalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weil
Christ
Bayeriul
Doawat
Sojowen
Thaly Land
Kaewtuler
Paola
Mary
Beatnik
Christa Mead
Ailanulors
Norek
Gaunt
Lida
Peterkin
Peparal
Devii
Megior
New York
SePttabiy
Bude
Matthews
Ingersoll
Mosb
Hera
Hag
Bufalu Aanpress
Effects of the 1887 total solar eclipse observed in Russia and Siberia
Observers from twenty-two stations across Russia and Siberia report meteorological changes during the August 14 1887 total eclipse. Barometric pressure dipped by about one tenth inch temperature fell roughly three degrees Fahrenheit in shade and about fifteen degrees in sunlight wind weakened and plant behavior varied. Some evidence on compass effect was conflicting while night and day plants responded differently and insects emerged in marshes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Rof Heselius
Russia
Siberia
the & Toms
Mess
Coquitoes
Siberian Marshes
Gvening
Drkausaw
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Pere Marquette
Inlamavoo
Baginaw
Suntermon
Ko- Tistieks
Pantie
ULI Bohedors
Kolermnski
Sair
Innetmoall Vientory
Tansing
Weiby
Christian Stovhy
Beret
Nile
Stadal Howe
Tonle
Tina
Khotgun
Sturbals
Ile
Toeluck
Juagen
Sma
Aml
Storbal
Tito
Milen
Munro County
Hotchkiss, Dankin
Sova
Bay City
Keenii
Gang
Edger
Onsa
Dedidad J
Futore
Cadillac
Courtright
Aman
F. E. Bradsley & Co
Bry City
Brunawick
D. M. French
Cheboygan
Manozer
Monroe
Rhine
Partigny
Iis
Ani
Wasforil
Detroit
Dames
Midleton
Iwattlune
Meath
Taaeus
Paris
Chef Abrakins
Bruds
Lingits
Sagingw
Johorr
Torr
Teree'y
Telharu Prudnantes
Reform School
Tooia
Thompsoun
Loon Lake
Alpeia
Devouing
Mulinud
Berg Wutthers
Udulae
John Flannery
Caseville
Poutiau
Mra
Yonra
Sory Trily
Loutae
Allie
Paglia
Ihia
Tegay
Ferris N
Dertonye Harrison
Wananaber
Aris
Morton
Honsa
Blaine
Normannie
Quayda
Florida
Ak Harrison
Atciluson
Michigan
Aly
Everest
Nora
Abraham
Sulin Uu Stung Qeeded
Edwad L. Wilsug
Abuul
Sulin
Lund
Tuuud
Holy Land
Tosh
Jandonall
Fhr
Widhierdiy
Chapman
McComirk
Harabaw
Merars
Taylor
Palmer
Macdonald
Porter
St Joseph
Wingen
Gramind
Meesra
Pealer
Fate
Wheaton Ag
Mansermatd
Indivial Clientt
Te Kyween Ag
Collee Nod Pabligh
Michigan Isore Riatistics
Ciortienze
Iavk Act Pravhing
Fern
Actin
Caldiere
Prion
A. Bros Po
Maison Laland
See
Emia
Tayi
Charles Peterirdain
Stadin
Offaes
Hat Falla
Te Lories
Capitol
Fureoeon Eecalon
Connor
Dackaon
Inkea
Committee of Vioblin Health
Shing Khai Bealty
Adda
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