Pensioning Capt. Miller Raub and Mary Morford
The State reports presidential approval of acts pensioning Capt. Miller Raub and Mary Morford of Michigan. Other items include a fatal accident at Weston, a capture of Maud Nagley in Allegan, a promote to assistant adjutant general for William W. Cook, and various court and state affairs ranging from saloon cases to War veterans’ ceremonies and industrial home news.
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Miller Raub
Mary Morford
Michigan
Charles Peters
Weston
Maud Nagley
Coldwater
Arian
Allegan
William W. Cook
Michigan Department
Jr. Akl
Willis (. Humphrey
Chas, Houck, & Jackson
Ating
Supreme Court
Samuel Warvick
Gardner
State Industrial Hone
Adelan
Dimb
WW. Ik
Oftica
Association of Strivers of the
Sultana Chemstir
Hillsdale
Urker & Son
Fredania
Villedale
Fredonia
George Giardger
Kasteanyvilly
Ittawa Co
Cnhewesir
Lansing
Steene
Mre
Martijn Stuotland
Breentine
Tate Mentral
Fowrth Orowlaml
Bibiemded Cultural College
Tawne
Maye
College
Wig
Ston E
Jimia
Violet HE
Win
Steele
Tonia
Heela
A. Baker
Detroit
WEE Deli Mit
Crystal Queen
W. Kitsloy
Meniomines
Thoan
Harris
Exter
College Perieh li
Win Steele
Ionia
Hut
Lerefords
Mise Aginewart
Jonia Inlay
J. M. Tur
Nap
Albert Tigere
East Saginaw
Toledo, Ann Arbor & Cochline
Toledo
Ann Arbor
Northern Michigan
Susith Purifier Company
Jackson
Australia
England
Luther
Carlee A. Warner
United States Supreme Court
Union
A. Liyer
Elk Rapid
The
Onion
Secretary of State
Bak Beet
W. W. Cook
Dyer
Clary County
West Michigan Grain Association
Grand Rapids
Luke Waters
Astinge
Danielutherford
Grant Rapide
WM. Rowe
United States
Grand Replite
James J. Harry Gullty
Shre
Adrian
Grand Ledge
Daniel Piya
Company K
First Michigan Cavalry
Phelps Ontario County
N.Y
Saline
Standard Coal Company
Jackson Bar
Clark Coal Company
Albion
Corneline Mason
Richmad Township
Kalamazoo County
Es Industrial Works
Bay City
Mise Delphe Roberts
Galesburg
Durkan Manufacturing Company
Fiesheen
Cladiline
Jen Gorton
Tver
Killom
Hare
Traverse City
Oubrnous
Muskegon
Magan
Sewnayee
Macovta
Weaford
Maniater
Missaukee
Ursana Teceola Palkocka
Lake
Antrim
Ubarievoix
Henin
Loolanaw
Grand Travure
Vmimett
Isabella
Thie
Department
Treut
Ol Wille
Himptrey
H. A. Emery
Sage
Ithaca
Milledopi
Almbat
Manton
Loain
Prohibition measure passes as legislature adjourns
The Ohio Legislature adjourns with the New Vuture party backing a prohibition amendment already approved by the assembly. A flurry of other items fills the page: Shattuck academy in Minnesota reports chloroform incidents in a dormitory break in. theft yields jewelry and cash. multiple obituaries and public notices follow.
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Ohio
Jane
Soakicles
Shattuck Academy
Fairbault
Minn
Ttes
Chloro
Samuel Watts
Storm
St. Louie
Hiieabeth Arnold
Lynehtire
Methidint Episcopal
Phila
Delphia Contenu
Friends
Hancock
Washington
Ven
Wiswall
District of Columbia
Provident Lincoln
Texas
Hannah Langdon
Gill
Betey Mane
Ist
Waa
Alec Yetoed
Alrs
Laura Hoshand
Maria P Storey
Wilbur PL Storey
Iss
Waite
A.D. Hoffman
St. Louis
Hedmen
James Jouett
Admiral Jouett
Hirst Hautenantes
Fort Mile
New York
Vale
New Maven
Dotner
South Carling
Lowllage
Stanford
Vale Alto
Cal
St. Paul
Minnesota
Dakota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Nev Lie Larned Wi Andrews
Marietta College
Marietta
Assant
New York Tribune
Lydead
Agnew
New Yort
Minneapolis
Cincinnnti, Watash & Michigan
Watash
Int
Secret Service Division
the Treasury
Temperance
Alabama
Winona
Minb
Dadge’ Wik
Burlington
Kansas City
Pevemont
Wis
Wolf River
Ates
Harrison
Rumors and arrests in foreign affairs headline a volatile period
Reports from multiple regions note denials of abdication rumors regarding Armil’s emperor, arrests of speakers, and a string of violent incidents. Highlights include a Liverpool episode involving Matthew Arnold, a Cracow physicist’s Paris and Vienna ties, a maritime collision near Landen, and a deadly mine explosion in Workington.
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Armil
Kiltor O'Brien
Matthew Arnold
Liverpool
Harr Wrotilewski
Cracow University
Paris
Vienna
Yic Reitigh
Landen
Autwert
Tivat
Mtog
Bilbo
Sinterdan
Anit
Victoria
Bill
Onde
Abe Mton
Avery
San Pealo
Brasil
Joan Uit Nuendo
Tia
Il ‘Axe
Pendleton
Germany
Territorial
Quebec
Jth
Ontario
Briere
Jufferin
Dundas
Stormont
Clongarry
Huron
Norf Hen
Frew
Klinene
Seventoen
St. Helen
Workington
England
Frederick Dying and Imperial Court Moves Amid Illness
Advices from Merlin report the emperor's illness worsening with inflammation of the lungs. Crown prince authorized to act in case of incapacity as the imperial family gathers at Charlotte. Special summons sent. winter grain reports note variable snow protection and wheat varieties across New York, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin
Mackenele Ie
Bivmareck
William
Hertin
Department of Agriculture
Newland
New York
Lake Michigan
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Conkling Dead Sketch of a Political Life
Roscoe Conkling died at his New York home on the 14th after a long battle with illness. Born in Albany in 1829, he rose from attorney to mayor, congressman, and longtime Republican senator, shaping civil service and Reconstruction era policy until his health failed during a grueling winter journey. His career featured fierce battles over patronage, the 14th and 15th amendments, and pivotal anti corruption prosecutions.
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William 8. Dinsmore
Adams Expres Company
New York
Metropolitan Club
Washston
Shidll
George Miller
Woodburn
Bertha Evard
Fort Wayne
Ind
Peter O'Neill
Pittsburgh
Edward Chase
Mra
Nellie Stevens
Gardiner
Portland
National League of Democratic Clubs
United States
League
Baltimore
Whitney
Naval Reserve
Uerg
William Dwight
Boston
St. Peter's Cathedral
Pittebure
Roscoe Conkling
Utica N. Y
Albany
Alfred Conkling
Anth
Hoscoe
Senate
Bnd
Conkling
Congress
Penn
Combling
Danuary
Ysis
Eenater
Tosncherd
Lea Norris
Pitand
Juliary Cote
Witten
Sudelalstearion
Tba
Pieregal
Cpi
Eile Pasinettis
Tome
Reputdienie
Aden
Ponin
Wivatl
Cineveld
Thomas
Platt
Cunlling
Ant
Tis
New York City
State Senate
Board of Aldermen
Stout
Clarence A. Seward
Io Hat
Valmer
Michiga
Jerusalem
Prince of Wales
Tauquet
Irmer
Allert Vietor
Peinetie Aletwodra
Greece
Prussia
Wuree
Klikk Kingdon
Princess de Metternich
Mgh
Varia
Tam
Degren
Farwell
Spoontreon
Dakote
Stewart
Waite
Millyef
Texas
Kelle
Avarts
South Dakota
North Diakota
Ohio Republicans Endorse Sherman at Dayton Convention
The Ohio Republican State Convention met in Dayton on the 10th with H W Bampoon presiding. The platform reaffirms the Toledo platform, defends free suffrage, opposes imperial policy, and endorses Sherman for president. Daniel J. Ryan nominated as secretary of state and other officials named. delegates To Chicago include Gov Foster and McKinley supporters.
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A. Darrow
Lockport
Niagara Faille
Henry Search
Janesville
Wis
C.H. Wolhaupter
Iron Mountain
Wolhaupters
Grayling
Lake Simpson
Grand Traverse County
Kalamazoo
Volovipede and Car Company
Australia
Douglass
Priscuting
Montmore
Cuunie
Rand
Smythe
Trian
Eorein
Pond
Quincy
Juiney Harald
Lansing
Michigan Labor Bureau
Arkunane City
Kansas
Michigan
Nansing
J. O P. Ashworth
Liberne
Vie
William Vanelerot
Willinteston
Liwis Slaughter
Katinsortie
Willan Anderson
Shiawassee
Mo Cable
Grand Kopling Teeawarer
Goodhne
WA. Narnes
Gets
Mehigan
Bay View
Amin Tae
Livingston
Farinne
Eva Lyman
Mobell
Fairfield
T. Frank J. Wheeler
New York City
Richard I. Miller
Lynchburg
Hon-Rcitizens
Congress
David &. Fotheringham
Adams Express Company
St. Louis
Georgia
Sherman
Huffalo
Cleveland
Massachusetts
Bethel House
Isdorse Sherman
Ohio Republican Tate
Dayton
H W. Bampoon
Foster
Committee On
Brie
Republican Party of Chiw Im
Toledo
Foundation of the Republic
Ohio
John Sherman
Daniel J. Tyan
Judge Hralimry
Supreme Court
Walls , Donce
Board of Public Works
Gov
William McKinley
Hen Lutterwor
Atwood
Chicago
Linn Tarigoneco
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