Captain Gardner Report To Uncle Sam On Encampment
Cornelius Garner of the Nine United States infantry reviewed the state militia encampment at Whitmore Lab. He found water drainage and food simple but adequate, praised target practice, and urged improved discipline and longer encampments with permanent improvements and a good camp ground in future.
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Cornelius Garner
United States Infantry
Pope Oe Bam
Whitmore Lab
Whitmore Lake
Con Elder
Belgade
Ex Cov Lave to Speak at St Joseph County Grange
Archival AR around the state notes ex cov Lave to address the St Joseph county grange gathering on August 27. Other items mention Nineteenth Michigan infantry reunion at Constantine on August 26 and local civic changes across multiple counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lave
St. Joseph County
Nineteenth
Michigan Infantry
Constantine
John J. Tuomey
Jackson
Chicago
The Maccabees Michigan review opens in Jackson event
The eleventh annual review of the Knights of the Maccabees of Michigan began in Jackson on Tuesday. Commander W. S. Linton delivered the annual address noting Michigan membership rising from 700 to 2105. Reports showed widows and orphans paid $144,540 and disabled Sir Knights received funds. The Great Hive met, led by Lady Commander May Harrington of Reese, with a parade, welcoming address by Mayor Weatherwax, and presentations to Sir Knight Linton. Activities continued Wednesday with routine business, drills, races, and ceremonies at Guildhall and related precincts.
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K.O.T. M
Jackson Tuestay
W. 5. Linton
Order
Michigan
Intel
Kuigits
Knights
N.S. Boynton
May K. Harrington
Reese
Kulylite
of Hoare
Dackwo Guunts
Perjiy
Parichute Depe
Tive
Pitiowrs
Hilad
Conminder
Wls. Linton
Saginaw
Fieutencant
Levy Case
Deetrl
Tevaton
Port Turon
Mnaucekorpot
I. Whaton
Flints
Ka B. Tivinis
Huron
I. Wavhiel
Petoskey
Sonerant
W. H. Clute
Manjyitte
Imester Aturms
A. ¥. Stewart
Juelson
Firs
Puurit
Thomas Watenv
Liiscommony
Sovund
Guand
W. TD. Cuthhcart
Sinckorypua
Mal
Anchunatauuzh
Aura
Hisworth
Alepi
Beyetd
Detroit
Explosion rocks Kansas City home. several injured in suspected arson
A blast at a residence in Kansas City, Kansas, injured Mrs Hecketts and others, shattered ten blocks of windows, and failed to kill the occupants. A woman identified as Wordh was seen entering and leaving the gate before the explosion, while Miss Plaffing and Mise Miatiman are being pursued by police in connection with the case.
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Richara Mo Duvenars
Kansas City
Katsas
Thom Dave A
Hia
Heketts
Childen
Hecketts
Juvenal
Pion Mane
Sipe
Germany sees ukase driven by economic motives says dispatches
Berlin reports contend the Nossian ukase was aimed at Germany yet officials now believe economic motives prompted it. Russia notes Germany imports rye little from its own production, with grim outlook for harvest this year. Wheat prices rise on faulty reports while a tragic murder in a nearby town ends in a double tragedy as a man kills his wife and himself using a revolver and axe.
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Vankerinod
Germany
Berlin
Abu
Holland
New York
Allance
Gleick Lumber Company
Boss [Ton, Mask
Nudeun
Hartington
Dublin
Parnalia Jitisoat
Leadviile
Santiago
Valparaiso
Springfield
Meonstar
Waless Fala
Dudisy Prayeer
Meropils
Tenny
Azores
Tichanl Colis Soansen
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
San Salvador
Chiisien
Hue Bron
Tage
Agenta
New
Valletar Dod
Eremina
COP
Huntington
Dallas
Cedar
Umesis
Charles FP. Wolf
Pennsylvania
Abraham Gottlier Tas
Mosis
Russia
Orcanio Wis
San Prancino
Tues Purl
Artinyg
Feoum
Lhugsury
Matthew Quieer
Caraute
Tramps Named Ada Belivery Case and Local Turmoil
Ada Belivery reports a gang including Peter Bowman Henry Vanderhot and Gert Hammond bound over on burglary charges. They broke into a jail doorway using an iron bedstead leg while authorities warn war risk rises across the country. Michigan and Wisconsin officials address fairs and rail ventures as chaotic outbreaks and new appointments ripple through states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Belivery
Peter Bowman
Henry Vanderhot
Gert Hammond
Clauk Court
Novel Will Case Ends In Life Term At Hard Labor
Berge sentenced at the Gironde assizes to life imprisonment for the murder of his sister Marie Bowden after a bizarre sequence over a will. He allegedly swallowed the will during a struggle to keep funds from her, then forged and rehidden the document. Authorities report wide investigations and a suspected large fraud tied to a national corporation, with figures cited in the hundreds of thousands and leadership named in the alleged plot.
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Victor Antoine Berge
Gironde Assizes
Marie Bowden
Oand
Berke
Berge
Caboes
Department of the Lot
Marlo
Adpetemaker
France
Hin
Marie
Ile Hue
Berg
Disaster at Cold Springs Harbor Turns Deck into Hazard
A steamer accident near Cold Springs Harbor on Wednesday killed fourteen people, eight women, four children, and two men, when the deck collapsed after a hurricane deck cover blew loose. The Crystal Stream towed the barge Republic with about 800 adults and many children aboard as the crowd danced on deck. A sudden squall and high wind drove death and chaos. many aboard on the barge fell into the water or were crushed as the deck toppled. Detectives and witnesses describe a chaotic scene as rescue efforts began and fatalities mounted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Springs Harbor
Stemour Crystal Stream
Republic
Theodore Kilefor
Od Bronllyn
Gold Spring Grove
Hieligege
Childern
Wyer
Thurvelous Mary Sunolle Injury Rumor Reduces Racing Hope
Reported in a local racing note that Robert Bonner plans retirement of Thurvelous Mary Sunolle from the turf after a serious thigh injury to a horse. Trainer Maud and Charles Murphy discuss Sanat possibly being driven again, with doubts about immediate return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suool
Robert Bonner
Mary Sunolle
Tor Ihare
Maud
Charles
Murvis
Sanat
Abe
Prohibition Bill Signed In Georgia Near Churches
Georgia Governor Northen signed a prohibition measure banning liquor sales within three miles of churches or saloons in unincorporated areas, with plans to erect cheaper structures where churches are sparse. The article also notes related local crimes and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Northen
Life for a life: Henson executed at St Louis
Henry Henson faced the scaffold in St Louis as the murder case ended in death. The crowd faced delays as officials admitted spectators to the jail exercise hall and the condemned man remained uncooperative until the drop. The event followed a crime committed on Mob. 2, with questions lingering over the execution and its symbolism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Henry Henson
Jull
Henson
Railroad Collision Feeds Branford as Caboose Derails
Nine laborers were seriously injured in a Branford Branford rail line collision when a gravel train struck a caboose at a crossing near the Branford station. Fifty travelers aboard the caboose endured impact as the freight bound for New London derailed it. all were hospitalized in New Haven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Branford
Suerte
New Haver Hospital
California youth receives German will letter in Santa Cruz
A young man in Santa Cruz, long seeking a claim through Count Wolfgang Bullestrom, has received a letter from Germany about an estate matter. The claimant, who says his father died and that he has waited for years, plans to marry a poor girl and vows to aid her as he pursues the inheritance.
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Joseph Baden
Dig
Naplida
Williamates
Owen
A.W. Wilcox
Waters
Mra West
Ely
D Voursohlsteter
Aman
West
Paris Green
Geran
Many & House
Santa Cruz
Cal
Germany
Wolfgang Bullestrom
Hadtrond Boats Tao Dents Filed For Record Across States
The register of deeds records a deed by Whieiey Manses Nebraska Tallroad Company relating to Chima Rock Island and Pioie railroad company. The transaction covers its property and debts with a consideration of 5,524,000. Properties are listed in Mississippi Kansas Newawaka Colorado and Ollue.
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Register of Deeds
Orea
Whieiey, Manses & Nebraska Tallroad
Chima, Rock Island & Pioie
Tellroad Company
Mississippi
Kansas
Newawaka
Colorado
Ollue Weitere
Corn Crop Failures Reported in Michigan Counties
Reports from Van Buren Cass and Bers hen counties indicate protracted drought has damaged corn, with extensive fields likely to fail and yields well below average. Observers note 60 to 40 percent of normal yields in affected areas.
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van Buren
Cass
Bershen
Michigan
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Teachers’ Institute
Muskegon
Berrien
Cigile Showalter
Benton Harbor
P. Crawford, Jr
Crawford
Proaque Iste County
A. Deubecin
Menoiliea
W. Rigas
Behodcraft County
T. M. McMurray
The
Manistique News
Crimainal Live
D. E Crandon
Grawn
Grand Trav‘orea
Takeharre
Malis
L.L. Fosan
Manistee
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John K. Boies
Undson
Washington
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Henry Gleason
Groger
Livingston County
Te Farmers Alliance
Sherman Upton
Gig Rapids
Nebraska
William Merithew
Bay City
Luart
Biliesfleid
Parsons Very Sonn
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Ophelia Hawley
Paw Paw
Christian Church
Port Austin
Ed Cunningham
More Quelte
Frank Holopan
Wayland
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Hmotmart
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Haurmburg
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Manistiqus
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Louie Ake
Richard Grimt
Ostikosh
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Janes Bauo
Centerville
Sherif Bradley
Joseo County
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Agricultural College
Lehi
G. C. Monroe
South Haven
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George Field
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George
Miton
Clinton
Grand Ledge Lant Oh
Hod
Jo. Woodlan
Law
Munistes Central School
Maw
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Pint & Pet Marquette Railrow
Mate Chenger
Will Wold
TL. Louis Bist
Poole
Belay Burgess
Erin
Swulth
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Melton
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Hears Pendell
Fort Smith
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Mea van Paris
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Mat O'stew
Portland
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People’s Party of
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Edward Langan
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Young Men's Christian Association
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Brooklyn
Hane
Ginwha, Net
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Mato Babes
Patie
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Boa& Bom
W. HL Bald
Win. Jr
Vint & Pere Barquette Railroad
Patriarche
Trafic
Id Hanes
Potter
Tantingtos
T. J. Hatawell
Yaastey Mechunle Mail
M. Brown
James KR. Polis
Sarah Poll
Pepsidell
Prolk
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Leila Robignon Sawtelle
Cravania
Massachusetts
John Wildanger
Robbel
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Maulatee Hoop Company
Copemish
Adrian
Delta
Olio
Sions
George Casey
Weat Ray City
Say
Shaneming
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Douglise
Jov Hass
Acta
Gorges Lane
Phiadelphia
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Red Wall
Burlington
Secretary of Agriculture
Casada
Ren Ink
California
Artis
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WAMU
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Barbie
Lusi
Rte
May Criston
South Charleston
Jowph Schurplug
Lvanm
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Peice
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Doug Haven
Pope Toniea
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