Esther Pitch Ford Death Traced To Chloroform Misuse
Miss Esther Pitch Ford of Lanellag sister of Congressman HOM Pont of Grand Rapids was found dead after a chloroform bottle was used to relieve toothache. She became drowsy and suffocated face down on the pillow while traveling with her sister toward northern state resorts. Coroner's jury returns verdict of death from the drug.
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Misa Ford
Esther Pitch Ford
Lanelag
Congressoral Hom
Pont
Grand Rapids
Jilh
Mise Fanny
State Mart of Corrections and
Charitive
Wolver ine Whispers of Detroit Obscure Trials and Notes
The column reports a mix of Detroit and Michigan items: widows securing arrears, convictions for bank fraud and letters theft, a public library gift from Hackley, deaths including Prof Goetz and Dr Bevnham, and various court actions. It mentions local crimes, political chatter, railroad cases, and civic improvements with a flood of scattered names and places across Michigan towns.
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Hoover
West Bay
Chan
Join & Tage
Wayne Town
Shiip
Cansemmanty Simi
OH. Hackley
Hackiew & Hume
Boands
Muskegon
Goetzof Vicksburg
G. A. T. Commander Gardner
M.el Church
Albion
St. Paul's
Clachanath
United States
Grand Rapida
Sevyerns
Frederick Gardner
Michigan
Congressional News Wide Range of Legislation and Events
The day covered treaty discussions and a deficiency appropriation. A resolution instructed studying inter state commerce interference with American trade. The fishery debate continued, and the deficit bill drew attention with private pension approvals. Reports noted political visits, protests, arrests, fires, and notable deaths.
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Hove
Cullom
Committee On Inter-State Commerce
Rasu Hovst
Tenement House Fire Claims Dozens In New York District
Fifteen people burned to death in a crowded Bowery tenement fire near 107 Howery Street New York. Six more severely burned rescued to hospitals as smoke and flames swept through the block. Fire reached adjoining houses and a nearby theater as victims, including workers and families, were trapped in crowded rooms. A Cleveland detective’s letter with alleged confessions surfaced after the blaze.
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Howery
New York
Pitas
White House
Harey Miner's & ‘Theatre
Wileb
Wiler
WuIbe
Sheridan 18 Dead General Sheridan Dies at Nonguitt Baas
General Philip Henry Sheridan died at Nonguitt Baas at 1 o clock on the night of the Sth inst. The old heart trouble and long service, including a famed cavalry command, marked a career from Perry County Ohio to the Union victory at Winchester and Booneville. He had been recovering in sea air before his death, with memoir proofs read in his final days.
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Aetus W. Liawsenoy
Manif
Arthult
Stoukd
Mekinson
Congress
M.ngae
Charles O. Seaman
Mt Clemene
Louie Welsa
Jaco Bevnham
Orisna Beach
Nott Te
Holland
Dra
Ent
Lee
J. Paley
Maltigiere
Detroit
Westerns
Michigan Democrate
Cleveland
Grand Milford
Hapide Portable House Company
Dorieet
Grayling
Abert Tolley
Jonesville
Lakeside
Charletaix & Eacanata
Ishijaking
Thomas Parkinson
Court Street
Flint
Capt. Chath
Sault Ste Marie
Grand Rapids
Odessa
Ste
Bow Court House
Bessimer
Harnuns Mile
Pale Cone
Sock
Ole Olsen
Wischwope
Otene Lake
Fisher
Michigan
Three Rivers
Roy Guemar
Ovid
Maw Bocas Lake
Hillsdale
Steve
Make
Hravt
Ban Fullos
Germany
Henry Bastian
Vicksburg
Kt Asylum
Alexander McCrow
Dg.t
Lansing
Toledo
Saginaw
Kuribault
Jackson
Coll
Lenawee
Res Corp
Henry Yuuten
Minto
Dakota
Youngs
Furmer
Carly
Mackinne Bland
United 5
Max P. L
Stewart
Yost
Thao
Bos Bees
Leacarr
Boral Behool
Thomas Thompson
Wright
Hillsdale County
Ilpkey
Morgan
Alpena
Adrian Blasts
Lenawee County
Leen
Standard Oil Company
Tshpeching
Pala
Tron
Sichigan
Wis- Sonain
Rappend
Renonation
Alling
Patente
Levi Hacop
Bureau of Patents
Howard W. Sterling
Geneseo County
Mie
Eighth Michigan Cavalry
Allegan
Makida
Michi
Kev
Samuel Hare
Mabap
Eplcrupal
Era Michigan
Hartford
William McStulin
Bath
Morrison
Dave
John W. Pulley
Morrill
Helle
Wik
Owosso
Arenin County
Michigne
Ne Lear Ares
Penmedia
Khone
Petereon
Michigawae
Henney
Apollinaris
Washington
willLaory
Hla
Cliléage
Martiey Campbell
Bloomingdale Taste Way
Jon
Bool
America
Clevelanala
Chicago
Dersay
Porter
Indiana
Woodsdale
Hare
National Republican
Blaine
National
Conrad Coup
la Knox
Obie
Coup
Robart Morris
Loulavilla
Paat
Rilnkey
Wheeler
Alabama
New York
J. W. Dunbar
Tifa Wteen
Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Findlay
George Harris
Yoo Californie Rypatrican
Prohibition State Convention
West Wingiate
Cursewlen F Wurernor
Mot Beinis
New
Marita
Rawlins
ATM
Montana
Texas
Ottuiwa
Gat
Connecticut
Bat
James A. Hilaine
Liverpool
York
A. C. Haddelite
Knott County
Kentucky
Lmited
China
Orgenientiou
Falind
Lawever
San Carlos
Stuckelager
Tillien Daliara
Duluth
Dominion
Inspector Manfleld
Uutar
Huntiab
Jamieson
Vires Kasango
Congo
Mu Bartaios
Henry Tsitauley
Parvedl
Rome
William
Humbert
Quirinald
Princes of Wales
Dublin
Bismaryx
Mertin Guild of Tailors
Port Au Prince
Erar
Unital
Lothrop
Sheridan
Nonguitt
Baas
Nongultt
Sheritan
Philip Henry Sheridan
Perry County
Ohio
Oregon
Alger
Petowume
Winchester
Richmond
Lewisiane
Texaa
Ewnerad
United States
Mremont
Tid Leeniee
Wwe
Pamn
Cummel
Boromd
Michigan Cavalry
Bilal
Bobs Buss
Saures
Tennssee
Secont
Grand Rajads
Uth A. Alger
Dado Betradier
Mier
Befor
Booneville
Mids
Chalmers
Isaac
Over a Cavern Danger in Findlay Ohio Scientist Warns
A German professor Dr Ernst Weissenbaur From Heidelburg University warns Findlay Ohio of a cavern under the town concealing vast natural gas deposits. He describes multiple rock strata and a furnace like layer over 3000 degrees, predicting rapid disintegration and imminent danger to the town. The report also notes train expansions on major lines and reports on leprosy cases in Lewrande.
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Findlay
Ohio
Ernst Weissenbaur
Heidelburg University
Hue Bret
Fhiudlla
Pindlay
Etter
Current Events Snapshot From a Turbulent Era
A scrambled 19th century collage notes half-subscriptions to a Panama loan, Sweden forest fires totaling about 4 million, and vast wire failures in New York. It cites German museum pets, Yale grads for Japanese students, Downer estate gifts to Parma nt College, and varied European trade and discovery anecdotes with multiple stray names and numbers.
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Panama
Florida
Germany
Esth Bas
Yale College
Sher
Partmonts College
Judge Downer
Milwaukee
Sweden
New York City
Bandanoa Landkerchieft
Uae
Las Quentin
Shoeburyness
Itany
Kensie
Hornby
England
Mesineque
Paris
Shires
Lapa
London
Muubers
Dealera
Mardeoud Fursistings
Ofi
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Huron
Vita
Wolverine
Filaabeth
Mates of
Kinele Listes
Michigae
Joseph Estabrook
Bay
Missouri
Maxwell
St Louis
Fureke Mining Company
Nevada
Medar
Pion
Mahor
Kureks Company
Kausaahua
Stevens County
West Unity
W. A. Croffutt
Conreanecaen
Hus Bove Ap Pola
James Lyonh
Commissioners of Emigration
Minnesota
St. Cloud
Parnell
Clombrain
Eddysaufacturing Company
Ottawa
Stainley
God
Maboda
Albart Nyanza
Etainley
Japan
Mount Swabassi
Bre
Otast
Supperer Wiliam
Peance
Iwly
Colititlis
Hutligas
Havisha
Wolfs Buokn
Faure
Bexas
Michigan Central
New York Central
Boston & Albany
Ubbago
Hoston
Wagner
Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Montreal
Michigan Central Hicker
Clark Street
Randolph
Wad
Lake Street
Hetun Halverson
Lewrande
Tie Wuss
Norway
Ip Mraisen
Vai
Childern
Ulkuss
Lowa
Catherine Gattuas
Patrick
Morney
Interlude
Ulins
Talon Biwakwedl
Leland
Sue
Moonromery
Masa
Aus. Jt
Charley Winters
Helena Ark
Peaneols
Diermany
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Hirrmani
Porkie Ag
Mike
Erra
Adrian
Meili
Richie
Willie
Logan
Parific Coast
Clarevasy
Justice Nawrriet
Prise Menry
Vinesia
Kouwo Tere
Irene
Elly
Champ de Mare
Lord Wolseley
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