Died at Clarendon Mich Mrs Blashfield obituary
Late county news records the death of Harriet W Blashfield born Apr 23 1936 in New York City. After early life in New York and Michigan she married and joined the ME church. Paragraphs note illness, a funeral sermon by Rev Parcons, local social visits, schoolhouse events, and a curious account of a bird torture story linked to Chin chin wa and Wanscombe.
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Clarendon
Calhown County
Mich
Blarriet W
W. B. Bisehfield
Mee
Binchfield
Nani Wae Perrine
New York City
Tikonaha
Abe
M,eh
Mya
BlashGeldanae
Drvatnal
Michigan State News Truncated: Odd Local Notes
Bay City couples and triplet daughters headline a jumble of Michigan items. The piece mentions Governor Luce, Gratiot and Kalamazoo counties, river towns, mills fires, legal and civic curiosities, and a flood of small incidents across the state including rail, forestry, and weather quirks.
Moore-ONeill marriage claim shocks Washington
Mrs Moore ONeill accuses Congressman ONeill of planning marriage and using his late wife as a shield. She details meetings in Washington January and notes letters and purported documents, saying the ceremony occurred December 6, 1871 with Justice Walter. The tale includes her Europe trip plans and alleged certificates in ONeill’s possession. Also reports on Cleveland boxing and Grant rumor pages.
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Bho Tella
Loum
Mrae Moore- Neill
O'Neill
St As Louis
Mra Moore-O'Neill
Cleveland
Bu Louis
Nell
Washington
Big Wife
Nas
Allegre
Warisl
Bin
Hig Chirm
Inina
Mra Bevenr
Moore
Europe
Rho
Mr. O'Neill
Eugarett Harris
Stra Moore
Sttendel
Three Brave Train Crews Reported In Cuyosaa
An unclear garbled note mentions three train crews and a date January 17. It references Bird Feil and Sobpling with possible injuries or fatalities amid a building incident involving gunpowder and steel, mentioning Yu brothers and a serenade house.
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Cuyosaa
Borjing
Favighy
Abe Cor Steell
Rine Yu Bros
Congress Debates Tariffs and Banking Measures Jan 4 19th Century
Senate and House push bills on railway bridge Missouri, Indian lands timber sale Wisconsin. Debates on Chinese immigration ban, banking currency, and tax refunds. Executive sessions, adjournments, and notices of new bills and expenditures fill the day in Washington. Fire devastates Walnut Street in Mount Carmel. seven homes lost, three miners perish.
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Wasttroton Crry
Saiate
Missouri River
Et Charlea County
Missouri
Billa Ware
Menounos
Wisconsin
Chandler
Jackson
Misa
Acilleberger
Ao Mitchell
Stewart
Senate
House
Wilkins
Boutelle
Prescent
Waseiaron City
Rildlaberger
Censon
Sherman
Agricultural Committee
Congress
Durham Hardny
Washington City
Blair
War Department
Iowa
Jacksonville
Fla
Cucago
Conner
Puthe
Ubat
Wasainaton City
Plaos
Senate Tuetay
Platt
Sao
Becaus
Rowan
Bish
New Yark Way
Carlisle
Witkins
Weaver
Night angel and distant Rhore in Knowles poem
A fragmented poem attributed to Fred L Knowles from the Boston Journal laments a distant, unresolved longing. The speaker questions fulfillment and fate as a noiseless, foreboding phantom lingers beside the soul, and hints at truth upon awakening.
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Fred L. Knowles
N Goston
Fragmentary note on noises from satellites at Ray ghlip arkanets
The readable text is garbled but suggests discussion of noises or effects related to satellites at a Ray site. Specific names, dates, or clear events are not present, making precise interpretation difficult. The fragmentary lines imply observational or experimental context without concrete outcomes.
Art Treasures in Japan After Tea Talk on Hidden Gems
William Elliot Gritis recalls a visit to a Japanese gentleman’s house in Tokyo where a refined tea ceremony contrasted with poverty. He describes a lavish treasure collection hidden in a fireproof safe and the thrill of unwrapping ancient works of gold, porcelain, and lacquer.
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Mikado
Fului
Hia Eashiki
Eskers
Clyoji
Japan
William Elliot Gritis
Scribner's
Why Street Car Drivers Are Healthy
A Chicago News fragment shows a streetcar driver explaining health comes from regular hours and timetable discipline. He cites meals on schedule and consistent rest, noting regular living keeps workers fit though they lack exercise. The piece highlights routine as the key factor for health among drivers.
Modern Athens Mothers Embrace Spartan Heritage in Child Rearing
The Boston Advertiser notes a trend of women adopting ancient Greek motherhood ideals while guiding the modern upbringing of children. A young girl in a shop encounters overwhelming choices, yet remains quietly content without asking for purchases, unsettling local shop staff.
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Toston
Mra. L. Hes
Athens
Margaret Hes
Boston Advertiser
One Week's Expense A Father Pays His Son
A Wall street man boasted of giving his year old son a weekly allowance to spend as he pleases. At week’s end the father counted 573 spent. When asked what was bought the boy could not say, the parent shrugging that the son does not know himself. The remark reflects on spendthrift habits and parental control.
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Lena Byll Thorndey
James Kuey
Ty Boner
Seum
Newton
Dee Ewerswood
Charlie
Shan-min-ynen
Norris
Bo Tiey
Chin-chin-wa
Wanscombe
Soma Bim
End
Kalamazoo
Tory
Ovtaws
Tras North Onér
van Buren
Ben Garton
St. Jospheminty
London
Rohrer
Glogs
Jacoon
Saline Union Aehool
Wexford County
Ishpem Nz
William Louks
Lapeer
Filnt Wagon Works
Huron
Poaing
Bronson
Schamea
Board of Supervisors
Sam
Paw Paw
Calaboose
Uosh Kan
Genesee County
North Carolina
McDowall
Pleasant Divine
Mervine Thempson
Cievetaxsd
Onin
Mervine Theaipeon
Cleveland Thunderbolt
Jhn L. Sullivan
Cleveland Gymnasium
John C. Peters
Detroit
Peters
Thompson
Queensberry
Cal
Grant
New Yeak
Janu
Bill
Fred D. Grant
Col Gant
Republican Club
Jndorse
M Fine Art
Alfred Trumble
New York
Mythic Chamois Still Thrive In Mountain Realms
The text describes chamois as real creatures not legends, citing their persistence from valleys to high peaks. It notes hunters and mountaineers encounter them despite harsh conditions, with snow walls guarding their stronghold and forests near Lake Geneva referenced in passing.
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Chamois
Moantaia
Geneva
New York
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W. D. Mcarthur
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Hollin Smith
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Frank Houmire
Henry Luak
Jerome %Mmerman
Henry Bradivr
John
Ed. Youngs
Ren
Reuben Ore
Albertaon
Albert Pattaon
George Low
Redfield
Dak
George Wi Baker
George
Michigan
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Miers
Davey Bug
Cora Everbaret
Union City
W. M. Albertson
Asher Bussard
Greason
Ether
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Converse
W. D
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Michigan State News
Eliar Baker
Bay Cly
Faith
Hoy
Charity
Luce Etill
Atpena Berm
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Nanioxontad
Bite
Milliates Folke
Fowler
Thattown
Arkansas
M. D. Marks
Atute
Paris
Kalamazn
Gratiot County
Binger Beg
Rtata
Alpeia
Lote
Michigan Engineering Society
Kalamagoo
Grand Rapi'la
Bober
Port Huron
Romeo
Michigan Forestry Association
Gram Rapa
Luc Will Wiald
Wakeshma
Kalamizoo Mali
Wea-Od Ly
Gorebic
Upper Peninsula
Salis
St. Clair County
John O'Gull
Manisteas County
Sun
Negauiee
Levi Urroy
Ol Rangoni
Vicksburg
John J. Meyer
Centerville
Glander
Marine City
Grand Rapids
Blissfield
Herney
Willy
Orna
Bay City
Noth Murkegon
John Spry Lumber
Sault Bta Marie
Acros
Lake Huron
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Eberwood
Mrs. Moore-O’neill
Ft Toth Hansen
Thre Finthth
Pennsylvanis
Reaping
Mount Carmel
Walnut Street
Bevcan
Thi Ganeg
Madison Street
Nat
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Chicago News
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Meer
Purergy Vaina
Stras Hewite
Ineurance
Coyveyanelig and Collection
Wren
Soa
Bradley & Page
Netemmen Taaold
Carmen
Oruas
Theatore
State St
Mick
Thin Bray
Ry Porte
Genxva
F. A. Hardy & Costrad
MARK
ALA Cathcart
FOG Aine Af
Marnbote. Mich
Kemeradt
Cuauau
Connell
Mareabel
M. VL Wauner
Bor Amlan
East Fackos & Nachn& Faeweuer
Cabos
T'Erteot
Ard Pitne
NOLNG
aTayioxa
Britton
Ridgeway Tecumseh
Allegan
Traiog Tan
L. PF. Eddy
Marchal
Mus
Calhoun
Gertrude Hayes
Fenruat
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