Michigan briefing notes from multiple local events
State news reports a range of incidents and developments across Michigan towns. Free mail delivery starts November 1 at Petoskey. deaths occur at Saranac and near Cinlesburg. pension board members named in Lansing. hog cholera spread monitored near Battle Creek and White Creek. Waterford grants electric road franchise. Pontiac financiers show rod interest. Hwebnie Brewing contracts a 100000 gallon per day water works plant. a 15 year old from Saginaw sent to Adrian school for truancy. Rev Dr McKenzie to head Indianapolis cathedral. state bank commission approves 2000 capital articles. prison Sunday services planned statewide. State Federation of Women’s Clubs meets in Saginaw early November. reports on rural school visitations and insurance concerns. interstate philanthropic conference closes in Battle Creek. Vermander case verdict in Rapids Mailway suit results in damages. a barn fire in Butler township kills three horses and damages property.
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Petoskey
Abe Ruby
Slogam
Srove
Cinovia
Danford Sparks
John Rohrer
Tit World Residential
Saranac
Leonard Flves
Cinlesburg
Elmer D. Norton
Jackson
Mabel Risley
Saginaw
Adrian
Indianapolia
State Savings Lmok
Laverton
Cougiton County
Commis Brine
Aldervnen
Sumilay
Shaw
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CPR
State Federation of Women's Clubs
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Swindle Alleged by Michigan Insurance Commissioner
Michigan Insurance Commissioner Campbell issued a circular denouncing 83 unduly and illegally operating insurance firms as repubile outlaw concerns with no legal existence. He warns citizens that these companies defraud policyholders, and that agents who solicit or place policies for them are criminals under state law. He urges only financially sound firms that comply with Michigan regulations.
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Lansing
Campbell
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Happy Farmers in the Fruit Belt Open With Strong Prices
October 20 reports farmers in the fruit belt seeing solid income as peaches and plums bring one dollar per bushel, beans one dollar, wheat 85 cents, rye 45 cents. Prospects for corn remain favorable. polluters fetch 40 to 4% rents. Beef and pork on foot double last year’s level. note holders collect interest smoothly.
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Lemnon
Proaperlis
Menara
Oet
Deaths and accidents plague mining county and state
A rugged year end report from Josias Wallin, mine inspector for Houghton County, notes 8726 workers employed, 540 temporary layoffs, 26 fatalities and many incidents from premature explosions. Separate items report the death of Representative Henry Lee of Lapeer, the illness and memorials around Michigan educators and farmers institutes, and a fatal mining accident followed by a sermon on public health. Also, pneumonia claims Rev. D. E. Lamson, aged 61, a long-time Michigan resident. Weather navigation dangers persist as dense smoke from forest fires hinders Lake Huron boats and port activity in Sauk, Huron and St. Clair counties.
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Houghton
Josias’ Wall
Houghton County
Goves
Port Huruy
Sauilac
Huron
St. Clair
Wuelers
Teesels
Lake Huron
Great Success at Kaloosazoo Street Fair
The street fair closed Friday night with phenomenal success and promoters plan a larger event next year. About 140,000 visitors were in the city for the exhibition. Deas of William EBwi slamazoo.
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Kaloosazoo
Deas
William Ebwi Slamazoo
FATAL EXPLOSION AT SHATTUCKS CANNING FACTORY KILLS ONE
Adrian Oct 15 One man was killed another fatally injured and several hurt when a cooker in Shattuck's canning factory exploded. William Pratt died two hours after severe burns and broken leg. Fatally injured Thomas Gripnell and Pert Kimball. Dozens burned, workers struck by flying iron and steam.
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Diannwter
Adrian
Shattuck
William Pratt
Thomas Gripnell
Pert Kimball
Pratt
Kimball
Manny
Lou Match
Abert Holz
Jaco Schneider
Delinquent Taxes and Town Notices
Delinquent taxes and official notices are listed with names obscured and fragmented phrases. The readable parts reference local tax actions, property details, and public deadlines. The entry appears garbled but suggests a compilation of tax delinquency cases and related municipal notices.
Three links to state assembly debates and port shipments
A fragment from a Detroit dated report notes delegates at the state assembly and a port shipment of 27,07 buckets of peaches from a harbor port. It mentions political conventions in Detroit with Clarence A. Black winning a Republican mayoral nomination and Mayor Maybury's renomination by Democrats, reaffirming the Chicago platform. A fatal steam boiler explosion on a farm near Ste. Marie kills David McGill and injures several. Also announced is the Toledo and Northwestern Railroad company organizing to build a Lansing to Charlotte line with $2,110,000 stock.
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Detroit
Hoth
Clarence A. Hlack
Maybury
Chicago
Buylt Ste. Marie
George Harman
Canadian Sea
David McGill
Isaac Jackson
George Peacock
John Abercombie
Simons
Aow
Sichigan
Lansing
Toledo & Northwestern Railroad Company
Siblog
Charlotte
Aaga
Swellings From Blows Show Nature’s Repair Role
A historical medical note explains swelling after injury as the body's protective response. Damaged vessels disrupt blood flow, serum leaks, and local vessels dilate to raise blood supply. White blood cells may aid tissue repair, with the body likened to a colony rushing to mend a breach.
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Reat
Brick Pension Building in Washington Noted World’s Largest
The Washington Star notes the pension office building is the largest brick structure in the world, built entirely of bricks with over 10,000,000 bricks used. It highlights architect Ven Meigs and brick stairs as unique features, while contrasting other materials for stairs. The item blends this fact with a jumble of unrelated excerpts and social jokes.
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Pension
Washington
T Cfih
Washington Star
Meigs
Irregularity and a Woman’s Life Balance Wheel
An advertising note links menstruation to disease and stresses timely regularity. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as the greatest regulator, citing a woman’s improved health after use and claims of fatigue, pain, and weight loss related to irregularity.
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Lydia B. Pinkeeham
Swan
Frog farm venture in Niles announced
George Dutch of Niles has bought four acres of marsh land to convert into a frog farm, the only one in the region, promising supply to markets. The notice blends with assorted medical ads and products, including Pyramid Pile Cure and tonics, as part of a dense, fragmented 19th century newspaper page.
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Niles
George Dutch
Plinkly
Mississippi St. Indianapolis
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