Walton Lecture Sparks Friendly Exchange in Detroit Chronicle
The Detroit Chronicle reports on Rev. J. H. Walton's Sunday evening talk at Trinity Church and a civil exchange with The Statesman over critical remarks. It notes Walton warned the people to stay alert against corrupt political tricks, while The Statesman defends his broad economic critique as nonpartisan and urges calm discussion. The piece mentions Judge Van Zile's remarks on campaign money, Michigan Republican tensions, and local civic notes including a fire team suggestion and other varied items.
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Anesateemed Chronicle
Trinity
Eveding
Statesman
Leo ‘Ture
Walton
the Chronicle
Mr. Walton
The
Chronicle
van Zile
Wayne County Republican Committee
Detroit
Republican Party
VanZlle
Calhonn
Qood
Republican Party of
Michigan
Republican County Convention to Nominate Council Candidate
Republicans of Calboan county meet at the Marshall opera house February 21, 1901 to nominate a county school council candidate and elect twenty five delegates to the Republican state convention. Delegates allocated to towns and cities as specified, with other business to be conducted, including a justice of the supreme court election and further state university matters.
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Qobairman Robinson
Opera House
Burnham
Ablicans
Calboan
Ibse
Marshall
Eehoot
Rapablegens
Supreme Court
State University
Duny
Decline of the century lines up with canal dream
The piece traces a long quest for an interoceanic waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific. It cites early Spanish exploration, proposed routes including Nicaragua Tehuantepec and Panama, and notes French Panama efforts with grim doubts about completion. A 19th century canal commission flags Nicaragua as having the better chance.
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Atlantic
Pacific
United ‘States
Nicaragua Canal
Minny
Gomara
Aldea
Alexander von Hum’boldt
Panama
Nicaragua
Canal Commission
Daly’s Early Days The Millionaire and His Bride
Daly’s life began in a Utah mountain cabin where he and his young wife lived modestly as he prospected. He toiled long hours in mining claims, earning the nickname Daly for his relentless work ethic, even after amassing wealth from ventures and horses.
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Marcus Daly
Utah
Montana
Daly
Romance Thrown by North Dakota Divorce Case
A sensational 19th century tale follows Marie St Felix, once Mrs G Hollenbeck, as a North Dakota divorce prompts her to seek separation from her husband. A hospital turn sees Dr Jerome Lynch treat her, leading to mutual attraction and both ending as patients to each other while a decree arrives, separating them.
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North Dakota
East
New York
Miss St. Felix
Marie St. Feliz
Jerome M. Lynch
Miss
New Electric Rail Tearer Dramatically Replaces Muscle
A new machine uses electricity to uproot railroad rails and tear them into sections six to ten feet long. Each rail is gripped by a giant derrick with powerful jaws that securely hold and pull the rail free from its supports. The invention marks a shift from manual labor to powered rail removal.
Water rights case and distant cables noted in brief
A fragment discusses water supply rights in North Carolina and a property burn case, then shifts to global cable standings with sixteen Atlantic lines and three in the Indian Ocean. It also mentions Chickasaw Society notes about a girl who learned to imitate a frightened rabbit and a London letter on Churchill’s potential in Parliament and Churchill’s reception.
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Éables
Alzteen
North ‘Atlantic
South ‘Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Indian ‘Territory Society
Chickasaw, I.T
Society
Learned but Not a Graduate Bishop Potter’s College Gap
Bishop Potter of New York is described as learned yet never a college graduate. His family ties include a grandfather who was a president and a father and brother who were vice presidents of Union College. Dr C L Sheppard picked a nine inch circumference peach from his lot, the largest found this season in Toledo.
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Bishop Potter
New York
Union College
Dy Sheppard
C. L. Sheppard
Toledo
Fragmentary ad hints at cures and guarantees
The readable text mentions products for piles, guaranteed relief, and a sale price of 25. It lists odd names and terms like hands, skin, and fever but the overall meaning is unclear. The fragment reads as an old-fashioned medical ad promising infallible relief and a special price.
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Ton
Holle
Hyaee Dungators
Peru grants absolute amnesty law for political offenses
The Peruvian legislature passed a law granting absolute amnesty to anyone involved in political transgressions or offenses with eligibility for public office. All political prisoners confined in Lima have been released.
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Peru
Lima
Monster mushroom found near Wilstone farm
A four feet five inch circumference mushroom was gathered on Mr Henry Woodman's Wilstone farm near Aylesbury. It measured eighteen inches in diameter and five and a half inches thick. Local report appears in the London Express.
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Henry Woodman
Wilstone
Aylesbury
London Express
Deserted French Army Men Cross Into Italy
During a French military maneuver several soldiers deserted and crossed the border into Italy. On a single day eight men from the same regiment deserted preferring exile for several years to completing their military service.
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Italy
Fragmented religious verse fragment from M Goulburn
A damaged OCR style excerpt presents a devotional line about the Lord in His holy temple and a heart kept in awe. The text hints at internal contemplations and daily mental strain, naming M Goulburn as the source or author.
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M. Goulburn
Energetic Representative Sought for Petition
An energetic person, either sex, is needed to represent us in this petition. Steady employment with references required. Apply at 22 Whitney Opera House Block in Detroit Michigan from January 18 to 25. Earns $75 per month.
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Mustaia
Whitney Opera House
Detroit
Mich
Layers in Starch Oral Determine Treatment
H Kraemer determines that alternating layers in a starch grain arise from colloid and crystalloid differences. One layer rich in crystalloids alternates with a layer poor in crystalloids and rich in colloids, suggesting a texture pattern tied to substance composition.
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H. Kraemer
Tajlolda
East End Farmers Shed Offers Horse Board in Marshall
East End farmers shed announces they will care for horses brought to them. They offer daily boarding with good attention and prompt treatment by Jos Hurcains in Marshall Michigan. Contact at South Madison Street.
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H. Maurray
Cucumbers Replace Fruit in Siberia dishes
Cabbage like cucumbers largely replace fruit in Siberia. They are grown in abundance and when nearly ripe they are stored for a few days in a brine made from salt and oak leaves. They are eaten with meals and alone as a substitute for apples.
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Siberia
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Senate
Great Britain
Iaity
Lord Roseberry
United States
South Carolina
Tillman
Ananias Fishing Club
Isaac Walton
Alvord
Mr. Teala
Mars
Ita Herons
Kansas
Elogy
Batu OF
Daly Carth
Felix
Mra. G. Bh.hollenberk
Gilbert Studio
Marie
Gottell
Greensboro Water Supply Company
N. C
Wineton Spencer Churchill
London Letter
New York Tribune
Grand and
Hanover
Alan
State Straat Wast
A. Watson
East End Farmers
Shede
P. Hayes
Genta
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