Michigan State News Highlights Far Flung Local Happenings
A collage of brief Michigan items reports an Eaton county colt of tiny stature, a $20,000 fire in McBrides, a tornado threat near Tron Mountain, and Mrs. Phillips subduing a venomous black snake. It notes Lake City Fourth losses, a mass of Kent county marriages, university repairs, and various local anecdotes from Grand Rapids to Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Green
Eaton County
McBrides
Jenkins
Tron Mountain
EL. Phillips
Mosherville
Lake City
Grand Rapids
Michigan University
Chapman
Pontiac
Kent County
Calumet
Hocla
Michigan
Charles Duchane
Grand River
Charles
Grand Haven
Paris
Stimson Bros. Escanaba
Muskegon
Charley Hampton
Harbor Bpring
Hudson
Saginaw City
Mackinse
East Saginaw
Episcopal Church
Battle Creek
Strong
Dentonville
Detroit
Amer
James Ryckman
Minden Township
Minden City
Cheboygan
Failore
Michigan Lake Shore
Frank Talcott
John Carlson
Wakefield
Mich
Claig County
Et Palmer
Ithaca
Geneseo County
J. Donovan
Donovan
Costa
A. Sangataris Basket Factory
Wolver
Champion heart breaker Marthina Hart tracked in Wrorsename
Marthina Hart a 31-year-old book agent and alleged bigamist is traced to Wrorsename Pennsylvania. Reports describe her as charming yet preying on married men including John Evans and WN M Phinco, extracting cash and forging signatures. Other items note Wallace Johnson’s cruelty to his son in Wisconsin and a gruesome Gridgeley accident in Alabama.
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Marthina Hart
Wrorsename
United States
Aho
Miss Hart
John Evans
WN. M. Phinco
Phinco
Roy
Ashland
Wis
Johnson
Toadsit
Worcester
Price County
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Rates war and weather mark in brief news
The brief item notes rate cuts for dressed beef to Pecents for New York and 2 cents to Baltimore, a Lake Shore & Michigan Southern line fire at Ashtabula, a 104 degree high in Fort Sully and 100 in St Paul Minneapolis, plus various political and criminal happenings including a Colorado artist's death by suicide, a fire at an orphanage in South Wabash, and multiple judicial and societal updates across the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad
Ashtabula
Fort Sully
Dakota
St Paul
Minneapolis
A. H. Tuttle
Ohio State University
University of Virginia
United States
Charleston
Union
San Francisco
Chicago
Fred Remington
Colorado
Denver
Mize
Minois
Democratic State Central Committee
Allegheny
Monongahela
William Hall
Alabama
Lex
Cherokee County
Pascal Porter
Southern
Indiana
G. M. Rider
Marshall
R. P. Tallent
Tallant
Rider
Jacob Rousch
James Thorg
Lima
Thorg
Crown & Co
Dillon, Grant,& Co
Louisville
J. P. Charplientler
New Orleans
Mexico
Egypt
Zululand
Aldershot
South Africa
George W. N. Lothrop
Michigan
Russia
South Wabash
Duchess of Marlborough
Henry Oppenheim
London Daily News
Duke of Marlborough
John D. Gillet
Oglesby
Lord Scully
Jack Wannop
Jim Fell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Wannop
Congresman
W. L Beott
Pennsylvania
Democratic Campaign Fund
Mr. Brice
Ohio
Herman Galrichs
Tamuiany
Edward Cooper
Gutherls
Topeka
Kan
Henry W. Moore
Morshouse
Senate
Wabasha
Mian
Grant County
Ind
Quinn
Buffalo
N. Y
Buing
Civil Service Ignas
Civil Service Commissioners
Postmustar Swift
Cuba
Sivartha
Jerusalem
Palestine
Europe
Ohio Board of Pardons
Blinky” Bfurgun
Morehourg
Maxwell
la Juota
Cal
W. d. Purdy
Bee Line Road
Hagerstown
Be Louis
Carusa
Blaine
Watterson
McKinley
Foraker
Cox
Milly
Lincoln Club
Cinaigasti
Gan
Phile
Local youths linked to petty robberies in city point
A nine member youth gang, all under fourteen, formed to commit petty robberies in City Point New York. Rev I N Allen received ten dollars in four months from the church funds and resigned, supporting a family of four and a horse. A post office opened at Stubblefield Illinois with Enoch R Gunn named postmaster. Amalgamated iron and steel workers see North Chicago Rolling Mill and Falcon Iron and Nail Company in Niles Ohio signers, with Falcon resuming operations to employ about 500 men.
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City Point
New York
I. N. Allen
Stubblefield
Bond County
Enoch R. Gunn
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
North Chicago Rolling Mill Company
Falcon Iron and Nail Company
Niles, O
Parisian Sensation Boulanger Floquet Duel in Paris
A duel between Gen. Boulanger and Premier Floquet occurred at Neufly near Paris after Boulanger called Floquet a liar. Swords were used. Boulanger was wounded in the neck and arm, Floquet escaped with minor cuts. Floquet received an ovation upon return. spectators noted aggressive fighting and heavy impact by Boulanger.
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Boulanger
Floquet
Ronor
Anger
Premier Floquet
Gen. Boulanger
MM. Herisso
Lalsant
M. Floquet
MM. Clemenceau
Perrin
AL Floquot
Marietta Celebrates Centennial Under Foraker Pageant
Thunder of artillery and rushing steam whistles opened Marietta’s centennial celebration of civil government in the west. Governor Foraker led a glittering street pageant with U S regulars and Ohio militia guides, as crowds gathered near the historic river city. Speakers at Livelork Auditorium included Hon. B Wilson South and Charles Reamlin, with Judge Cassidy and Prof J D Butler addressing the crowd. Senator Evarts arrived for the celebration. In another item, Representative Randall shows gradual recovery from illness in Wasassetos City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Marietta
Ald
Unite States
Col. Kellogg
U.S. A
Ohio Militia
Livelork
Hon
B. Wilson South
Indiana
Charles Reamlin
Cincinnati
Jurge Cassidy
Wisconsin Supreme Bench
Northwest
Profesor
J. D. Butler
Wisconsin
Senator Evarts
New York
Markets Report From Chicago July 17 With Wheat and Livestock Quotes
The Chicago markets show mixed quotes for wheat with July at 41 1 2 cents and July options, pork prices rising with futures around 13.95 to 15.90 dollars, hogs firm with high grades around 5 70 to 5 95, cattle active at 4 10 to 6 25 for natives, butter and eggs steady, potatoes and apples listed, and other commodities including clover seed and corn futures noted. Reports indicate drops in wheat cash and futures for other months, with various grain prices and livestock figures across hogs cattle sheep and Texana categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uuicaco
Board of Trate
Bhiic
Elgin Creamery
Michigan
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Michigan State News
Créstfalion
Néa Opys
Grand Trunk
William Baby
Marquette
Abraham Patarson
Northwestern Hospital
Peterson
Cessopolis
Arthur Featherstone
Jefferson White Church
Cuenca
Gridley
Pam
Rudolph Witzig
St. Louis
Martin
Fauntleroy
Atorneys
Hugh M Grooks
Henriotts Sherwood
Port Chester
Henry Roof
American Yacht Club House
Sherwood
Roof
Glen Cove
Zachar
Wik
Jobn Zachar
Redrinral
Barury
McLeod's Hardware Store
Enews
TIE News
Marietta’s
Trandsil
Wasassetos City
Randall
Bt Louis
Reptember
Poleda
Toeno
Rt Eee
Tember
Ooorn
Clover Seed
MaLwaDnEs
Sepeonten Ty
Barney
Wic Kaya
Woodward Av
Campus Martius
Ella
Jaxon
Rathlee Goughs
Thrust
Langs
Lincoln
Red
Farrand, Williams & Co
Athlophoros CO
Wall St
Calhounia
Anid
Marehall
George Ingersoll
William Henry
Mary Henry
Arid
Arshall
Feti
Marshall Statxa- Man
Raid
Georgbingersoll
Jude
J.cronin, JR
Bosley
Garland
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