MICHIGAN ITAPPEN Weds Deaths and Local Happenings
A stream of news from Ontonagon to Marquette covers Health Board vaccine needs Norwegians building a new Alpona church, repurposing the old one as a school Bank proposals arise as Tockard & Co. faces failure and private banks gain favor Legislative debates in Lansing pursue liquor law changes City water plans shift Ishpeming to Lake Sally amid ore findings Copper output listed for Calumet and Quincy ministers tours temperance views and local incidents unfold across the Upper Peninsula
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Mheela
Quincy
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Ilisney
House
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Toveo
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Te House
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Lake Fully
Lake Michigamme
Jevel
Lake Angeline
Plysiriana
Hwmong
Lake Sally
Dake Sally
Giants Win Pennant as Boston Fails to Repeat
The National League championship ends with New York capturing the pennant while Boston falters. Chicago earns third place over Philadelphia. Cleveland and Pittsburgh contend for fifth. Fans face mixed profits and losses across the league as teams prepare for potential structural changes and a looming baseball war between leagues and the Brotherhood.
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Chicgo
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Foston
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Claveland
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Joss
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Denver
Des Moines
Sioux City
Jozeph
Detroit
Minneapolis
Brotherhood
Minneanolis
Indianapolis
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Beyer
Secret Chinese Order Threat and Rajah Brooke Action
A Vancouver bound steamer brings Sarawak intelligence of a Chinese secret society Ghao Sin vowing vengeance. Rajah Brooke raids its quarters, arresting about fifty leaders. six condemned to death, eleven flogged, with others exiled. Some prisoners to be flogged and branded if they reveal more. The piece mentions past threats against foreigners and a San Francisco faction, plus a devotional sermon and reflections on sacred music and Ark of God.
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Ho Wopas
Vancouver
Sarawak
Borneo
China
Brooke
Ibajah
Firat Samh
Gurawak
San Francisco
Flood Toll and Destruction Prompt Hiroshima Style Alerts
Reports from January warn of floods in Totsukawa and Wakayama with hundreds killed or missing. The Osaka Asahi Shimbun cites 248 houses destroyed and 217 dead or drowned. Additional figures include 5 243 houses swept away, 26 386 buildings damaged, and multiple fatalities from a septemberssplosion aboard the Yeija Maru at Tokin yard.
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Janu
Funoda
Tanmine
Japan
Osaka
Asahi Shimiiun
Totsukawa
Spector
Wakayama Prefecture
Tokin
King
Labor Ties Tighten as Court Enforces Contract Labor Ban
The U S District Court in Texas upholds a law banning contract labor imports. Proceedings targeted Tu¢ Granite and Eagle Pass Railway and W J Giddens for bringing Mexican workers to the San Antonio cost mines. Defendants faced fines of $1,000 per Mexican imported amid defense pressure to remove workers.
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Treasury Department
United States District Court
Texas
Tu¢ Granite
Eagle Pass
W. J. Giddens
San Antonio
Wrecks From Storm Crush Diverse National Vessels
A storm wrecked many ships from various nations with a long casualty list. The English Morning Star American Flora Woodhouse and Mirza, French Maria Aghos tini, Spanish Nuevo Currvataca, Norwegian Lbro dren, and many others are reported among wrecks. Two Mexican steamers Daguara and Asturias, plus numerous Mexican vessels, add to about thirty wrecks in the region.
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Varin
Starin
Carmen
Flora Woodhouse
Allein
Mirza
Morning Star
Maria Aghostini
Obituary: Gen Asa P Blunt Dies at Branchedester NH
Gen Asa P Blunt 62 former adjutant general Third Vermont volunteers died in Branchtester New Hampshire born in Danville Virginia served through the rebellion and led at Fort Leavenworth from 1877 to 1838 he was department commander at Poston at death and received his major general commission last Saturday.
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United States Army
Asa P. Blunt
Branchester
N. H
Danville
Vermont Volunteers
Fort Leavenworth
Poston
Death to the Preachers Mysterious Poison Plot
A presbyterian minister at St Jobo New Wy has been poisoned by strychnine in candy intended for her husband. Two other ministers received poisoned candy in a similar scheme. The case mirrors a Galt Ontario incident. Admiral Kimberly reports arrival at Honolulu from Apia and notes work on the Nipsic is finished and ready for 28 personnel. A political aside claims Sullivan could influence House rules.
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Mrz. MacRae
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N. Wy
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Ont
Litte Meta Cherry
Julia Hidley
Kimberly
Admiiral Kimberly
Pavy Department
Honolulu
Apia
Nipsic
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