Garden Hose Feud Shocks Grand Haven Society Hearing
Grand Haven society quarrel erupts over a hose incident between Mrs Coburn and Mrs Boyce, leading to a warrant for Mrs Coburn and a change of venue. Attorneys General presence planned as social factions brace for a highly anticipated trial. Also notes return of state troops from Camp Harrah and a fatal accident involving farm hand Sylvester Drake.
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Grand Haven
Bird Ban
Ptitelpale
Carles Coburn
Ti Blous
Coburn
Ins Nee Wachs
Grad Haven
Covern Mere Coburn
Henry W Buswell
Bird
Camp Harrah
Ludington
Harrah
Michigan items reveal accidents and civic notes across the state
Nineteen Howell women gathered at Inland Lake for birthdays as five new typhoid cases appeared. A 76 year old Wickshire widow, Belinda Rayner, drowned in a cistern, and a Menominee youth reportedly died after eating sardines found in a yard. Kalamazoo dry leaders vow renewed battles, Otter Lake patient Norman Eldred found in Saranac, and a Grand Rapids streetcar incident injures Marcia Madden. Fire damages and railway troubles ring through Pontiac and Bay City areas, with several political shifts and labor notes shaping Michigan life.
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Howell
Inland Lake
Belinda Rayner
Wickshure
Mary Lenery
Surry An
Pere Marquette
Nt Gardendale
Kalamaxoo
Norman Eldred
Otter Lake Sanitarium
Flint
Saranay
Grand Rapids
Marcia Madden
Grand Chapter of the Colored Royal Arch Masons
Knights Templar
Order of Eastern Star
Benton Harbor
Detroit
Michigan
Gunnison
Grass Lake
Pontiac
Willan Clifford
Amett
Freeman Lumber Co
Binlandine
Mackinac County
William Alexander
John
Columbia
U. of M
James M. Smith
Smith
Biading
Gov. Warner
Judd
W. 8. Bateman
Albion
DH. Hockley
F. Bruce Smith
Saginaw
Bateman
Menominee River
Cedar Co
Saginaw Bay
Kalamazoo
Postiac
Charles Hurley
Delton
Misfortune Hits Hardy Family After Father Killed
Ellery Hardy, 19, lies in Traverse City hospital with a crushed limb and internal injuries after a switch engine strike while returning from work to support his invalid mother Mrs Prank Hardy and his nearly bedridden grandmother. The family’s breadwinner died in a saloon brawl weeks earlier, plunging them toward poverty and the poorhouse.
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Ellery Hardy
Traverse City
Ellery
Prank Hardy
Hardy
Pere Marquette
Ulness
Next
Auto Race Tragedy At Indianapolis Claims Three Killed
At the Indianapolis motor speedway during the 300 mile race three people were killed and several injured as a National car driven by Merz crashed into the fence and spectators. A Marmon car driven by Bruce Keene also wrecked near the overhead bridge prompting officials to halt the event. Keene survived but suffered head injuries while his mechanician was bruised.
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The
Motor Speedway
Indianapolis
Pla
National
Merz
Kellum
Kollant
Marmon
Bruce Keene
American Automobile Association
Marnion
Keene
Jackson
Lee Lynch
Taft Announces Vast Western South Tour With 13000 Mile Route
President Taft outlines a sweeping travel plan described as a moving White House. The itinerary covers Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Washington, California, New Mexico, Texas, Missouri, Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and returns to the White House. The journey spans about 13,000 miles, likened to the battleship fleet cruise, and aims to showcase many points of interest in a short period.
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Taft
United States
Battleskip
Hampton Roads
Straits of Magellan
San Francisco Bay
America
Pacific Coast
South
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Tolaho
Montana
Washington
California
New Mexico
Texas
Missouri
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississapi
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
South Carolina
Virgina
White House
Contributory Negligence and Female Reform Critique
A sequence contrasts a reformer’s cry that women marry despite subservience with a blunt counterpoint on women's judgment. The dialogue includes a punitive quip from a teacher and student exchange about the Junius letters, reflecting dated attitudes and educational tension.
Bald Uncle Silas Questions Rain Count on Prayer Night
A Los Angeles Express quips about a downpour being called only a sprinkle as rain floods the area during a prayer meeting night. The remark features Bald Uncle Silas in a humorous local tone.
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Silas
Los Angeles Express
Value of Soya in Soap Making Found
The Chinese soya bean has been found to contain from fifteen to sixteen percent of offaultable material suitable for soap making, indicating its potential utility in production.
Washington's Plague Spots and the Electric Bitters Claim
In the Potomac marshes malaria thrives with chills fever and debility causing sickness and death. Electric Bitters are advertised as the cure all for malaria and related ailments improving stomach liver kidney and blood health and preventing typhoid. Sold for 50 cents and guaranteed by F Brown.
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Washington
Potomac
R. M. James
Luelien
F. Brown
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Grand Haven Society
Mary Jane Cleminson
Chicago
Haldane Cleminson
John Morgan
South Haven
Morgan
Maple River
Chingo Company
Silliwassee
Shu Wrases
Clinton
Sylvester Drake
Walled Lake
Sone
George Kidd
Northville
Ernest Eleanor
Port Huron
Cadillac
Joli
Navy
Max Sanger
Wheelock
Flodquist
LF Daley
A. Cass
A. Nicholson
KB. Duvall
Charles Laney
R. F. Peters
Trofley
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ExState
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Grabischap
Tle Pimelsfon
Holt
Clark
Philadelphia
Bay City
Caro
Itn
Flint @ Lachian road
Jane Mallow
Athens
Carl Somuel Jones
Jones
Himeself
Cavanaugh Iake
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Judge Sessions
Muskegon Effentt Court
Arthur Hamel
Charles Schoenberg
Develdental
Muskegon
Sessions
Schoenberg
Auto Racing
América
Northwest
Central States
Nouthwest
Minstesippt
Oklahoma
Samuel E. Clarke
Department of the Interior
Washington, DC
Portland Oregonian
Philadelphia Inquirer
Innocent
Clifford
Junius
Hocking Valley
West Virginia
Willk
A. C. Thornton & Son
State Fair
Wae
Lincoln Benchey
la . Sutterfield
Navassar Ladies
Koopsa
Cincinnati
Ray
Hey
Lome
See
Ard
Kopps Cincinnati
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Dan Patch
Amwarivan
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