Additional county notes and seasonal moves
Fragmented county item notes many residents traveling or moving for wintering. Entries include Mr Whartes Wroghe for Connectiont, Lewis Hoon to McBain, Mrs Silas Randolph and Mrs Betty Lind visiting from Greenville, Levey Foglesong moving to Yom, Dolpty back at Temple, Delos Hinkley returning home, Crady and Stalter heading to Sears for winter, Hallman and Sandal gathering at G P Hall’s home, Landshaw family reunion, and Mrs Baith Kajup visiting elders before returning to Avy with company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whartes Wroghe
Lewis Hoon
McBain
Silas Randolph
Johns
Betty Lind
Line Bes
Greenville
Levey Foglesong
Yom
C. L. Dolpty
Temple
Delos Hinkley
Dave Crady
Lon Stalter
Sears
Hallman and Sandal
G. P
Hallaand
Micksgiving
Landshaw
Baith Kajup
Geo
Almanac Testimonials on Avers Blood Purifier
A brief notice touts Aver Almanac testimonials from readers claiming cures for diseases like catarrh and scrofula using Avers blood purifier. Readers are urged to heed the accounts and govern themselves accordingly.
Ithaca Misfortunes and Local Affairs Chronicle
Local notes report John Mingick and wife separation with the wife moving to John P. Dales. Joba and Eva Jeffery depart for Chicago. A spiritualist meeting at K P Peet’s, Rev Lyndh attending as quest. a medium in a hot box. many converted to spiritism though Lyndh calls it sham. News of Mrs Anna Cordins death after arsenic intake, she known as Miss Anna Miller, leaves a months old child and bereaved husband. Dode Fisher’s attempted family murder with revolver ends in arrest and a court date postponed for one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joba
Eva Jeffery
Tex
Digma
A. McCall
John Watson
H. Kinkerter
Pine River St
Anna Cordins
Anna Miller
Millie
North Star
Dode Fisher
Pnellermes
Sheri Perit
Neriiu
Vode
Nit
Dode
Nim
Local happenings and visits in Belogone district
Several brief items note local events and people including a court disposition via Justice Thrown, Alma resident John D. Spite and F. W. Balchie moving groceries, a West Webster street project, a Wednesday afternoon club meeting at Mrs. A. L. Tleks, Mrs. Wood Clarke visiting her son in St. Louis, visits by ZY. Colombin and Albert Stenley from Stancon, Morrill’s brief travel before a future obligation, burial arrangements for Mr. Coates aged 78 northeast of Belgo noe, hunting trip news from Jobo Jefferey party, Rev. Lynd delivering a temperate sermon, and a note on a morning event at Cedar Springs with a tabbe and Dan sak reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo Jefferey
Osego
Monlay
Rev. Lynd
Local Notices and Marriages In Ithica Area
The renin of Robert Dorcas were interred in the Ithica cemetery on Sunday. Rev. B. Viveredt delivered the sermon. Rev. W. A. Ashley of Sherbern Falls is a guest of his brother and preached at the M. BE. William Moss will lecture on The life and writings of Ties Russell Leswell at the Presbyterian church. The circuit court commissioner called for early tax matters and Kress county clerk noted. Emily Coolidge of Lansing and a Mr. Watson plan a marriage at the bride’s home tomorrow afternoon at 2 oclock. The couple will visit Gray Rapids afterward and receive many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renin
Robert Dorcas
Ithica
T. Rogers
W. A. Ashley
Sherbern Falls
Mees
Brotler Bil
M. BE
Elurel
Stivlay Moruin
Wim. R. Moss
Ties Russell Leswell
Pres. Jbvierbn
Leone
Grating
Etter
Callaten
Kress
Emily Coolidue
Lansing
Laurents
Satunday
Alien
Deverenix
Emerson
Fannie Gatbel
William Purdy
Admin
EM Somerville
Stephen Sbuinel A. Washington
Adal Tieban
Detroit
Harver E. Busove
Midland Cog Mourtie
Wok
Ody Watson
Miss Bydain
TN. Forman
Gray Rapids
Unclear OCR note from Sut Rheum case in St. Lawrence
Fragments describe a three year period related to a local case in Vopes Mills St. Lawrence County. Mentions Burdock Blood Nitters and washing hands with limited clarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vopes Mills
St. Lawrence County
Battle Creek Deer Shipment and Local Banking Changes
Battle Creek residents sent twenty deer weighing 2400 jyoneds home from the Upper Peninsula. The Farmers' State Bank of Homer foxed to Webster & Andrews to operate as a private bank. Several notes on Michigan industry, spelling education shifts, court speeches, and forthcoming cement factory plans near Bronson were also reported, with several community groups and officials noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
Upper Peninsula
Farmers’ State Bank
Homer Fox
Webster & Andrews
Chaotic Echoes From Campus and Court in Ann Arbor
A disjointed OCR fragment reports on students arrested after a Chicago game buzz, attempts by police to control a party, and a jury case in 1804 involving Henry A. Walt of Muskegon. It mentions faculty or crowd noise at the Ann Arbor Opera House, a line of wedding bouquet moments, and a sheriff’s inquiry linked to a jury day ending with extra deputies and meals at a sheriff’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enthusia Ant
Chicago
Ann Arbor
Henry A. Walt
Muskegent
Walt
Wolf
Vast railroad car orders and misread trade notes
The item lists a 1000 car expansion for Titwell Central rail and ship shipments to Cuba for sporting supplies. It mentions Missouri animal purchases, legal cases including a father convicted in a child death, and varied local incidents from Montana snowstorms to Chicago robberies, with multiple names and places scattered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titwell Central Railroad
Sai
Missouri
Cuba
John KR. Lawrence
Siindlrsky
Ohio
Saughter
Conmittec
Dau
Chemin
Capture of Guamaro Reported by Garcia Forces
General Garcia receives a letter from Gen Calista Gavia’s camp detailing the seizure of Guamaro by Garcia’s troops. The message notes a 6000-strong assault by insurgents using improvised weapons, the Spanish defenses collapsing, and 140 enemy soldiers killed or captured amid heavy fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasa
Ore Gaban
Calista Gavia
Guamaro
Garcia
Aris
Gareia
Cuban Rebel Leader Says Forces Lie Ready With Ammo
Gen Garcia reports his troops are in fine condition with ample ammunition and no yellow fever. He will not move west to join Gen Maceo if reports say so, but stay around Puerto Principe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tridges
Hemington
Garcia
Maceo
Puerto Principe
Clinton Sensation as Family Dispute Ends in Stabbing
Ezra Auten, farmer near St Johna, hosted a violent quarrel Saturday night when Viola 17 and Judd 20 argued with their mother. Viola struck their mother, Judd shoved Viola away, and the father attacked Judd before the son stabbed him repeatedly. The family fled to neighbors. Doctors stitched forty wounds on the father’s head and neck. The son is described as mentally weak and having long‑standing conflict with his father. The latest reports indicate the father will live.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Auten
St. Johna
Viola
Judd
Kaife
Twins Die in Train Collision Near Lyons Crossing
The 16 year old twin daughters of Riley Taft of Orange were killed instantly when struck by a westbound passenger train at the D. Lo & No crossing near Lyons while returning from school. Miss Jessie Croel of Orange was hurt critically. The Taft sisters were identified in Iopia by a Taft brother before transport for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley Taft
Orange
D. Lo & No
Lyons
Jessie Croel
Mise Croel
Taft
Lopia
Mr. Taft
Elcampane and Horehound Remedy Mentioned in Public Notice
A historical public notice cites Aunt Reehael's Elecampane and Horehound as effective throat treatments. It lists Horehound Elecampine Grape Antice Rock Cindy as pulmonary remedies and notes a 75 cent price, with druggists promoting portable bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reehael
Complete Hat of Offices and Salaries Under McKinley
A garbled list outlines proposed offices and salaries for McKinley appointments in Treasury Interior and related departments. It enumerates positions like secretary Treasury at 800,000? various auditors, collectors, commissioners, and officials with stated pay, plus total counts of staff such as 363 collectors and agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McKinley
Treasury
Tressar
Enahior
Bares
Nirrwan
Bureau of Immigration
Internal Revenue
Ceueral
Marine Hospital Service
A Look at Federal Salaries and Posts Across Departments
The listing enumerates salaries for top officials in War Navy Agriculture Labor Justice and other departments, noting positions from secretaries and assistants to judges marshals and commissioners. It lists numbers for domestic and international offices including diplomats and various commissions, with several hundred accessions and pay scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Offices
War Department
Washiton
BRU
Generral
Navy Department
Claes
Department of Justice
Washington
United States
Agricultural Department
Department of Labor
Ste
Run Civil Service Commission
Secretary of Nations Museum
Interstate Commerce Commission
District of Columbia
Recorder of Deeds and Register of Will
Waverment Printing Office
Malaria Tonic Promises Aid for Weak and Feeble
An old advertisement extols a Peruvian Malaria Tonic as a valuable assistant to preserve health and vigor. It claims to aid the system against fever, improve appetite, and benefit females and weakly persons, presenting itself as a remedy for general debility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachwell
Mrs O Leary Defends Self Amid Lamp Fire Tale
The O Leary family disputes the Chicago legend of the cow kick starting the fire. Dr Wayne Wickersham states she was in bed asleep when the blaze began and tenants Laughlins were reportedly attempting to milk the cow. The physician attributes blame to press coverage in Philadelphia papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laughlins
Chicago
Accomplished Binguiats on a Pennsylvanian trip
Accomplished Binguiats travel from Dothan and Fredman through Pennsylvania where an encounter at a blacksmith shop ends with a cryptic call and a mislaid plan. A Frenchman’s remark to a York lawyer hints at an untold elopement plus local intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dothan
Fredman
Pennsylvedia
Thay Pewwedial
Haris
Fragmented OCR Reflects Erratic Local Text
A garbled OCR fragment mentions community, a person named Reavis, and a student walking to school. The text is incomplete and contains many errors making precise facts uncertain. No clear events, dates, or identifiable entities beyond scattered references can be confirmed.
Battle Creek Officer Credits Kidney Pills for Relief
A Battle Creek police veteran testifies that kidney trouble caused backache and slow movement, but after two months of using Dean's Kidney Pills his pains vanished. The testimonial notes the pills' claimed effectiveness and urges purchases from Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as sole US agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creeks
M. Shoup Ives
Broad Street
Battle Creek
Force
Kkhdawy
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Joan
De Witts Witch Hazel Salve Promises Skin Cure
An old testimonial claims Tetter eczema and similar skin troubles are cured by De Witts Witch Hazel Salve. It soothes at once and restores tissues to their natural condition, with a note from W H Hennels St Louis and a dealer Webb Alma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
W.H. Hennels
St. Louis
BS. Webb
Alma
Detroit Breeze Press Quips on Guilty Penalties
A garbled Detroit Breeze Press quip notes that a defendant facing trial risks the full penalties allowed by law if found guilty. The fragment hints at legal consequence but lacks clear names or specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Bree Press
Treyvaloran Health Claim For Cough Care Fragment
Vague note markets One Minute Cough Care as preventive for huskies and laryngitis. Mentions Instan tout pellet and Kennels in St Louis with Webb name, but details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevaloran
St. Louis
Webb
Alma
Marten Women of Japan Expose Musical Exponents
The text notes women in Japan as chief exponents of music and contrasts male attitudes toward women singing and playing instruments, implying social scrutiny of female musicians. The fragment hints at gendered perceptions in a historical context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marten
Japan
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Advise Relief
An old advertorial extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for constipation and digestive troubles. It claims the pills act as gentle regulators, mentioned alongside a St Louis address and retailer names in a period-appropriate promotional tone.
Story of cottonwood sprouts along railroad near Pierre
A roadmaster planted cottonwood shoots beside a western railroad under drought and heat. Despite poor expectations, the roots drew moisture and the young trees survived through extreme conditions as trains and workers watched their fate unfold amid parched plains and scarce rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Western
Pierre, & D
Ellely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Additional County News
Forest Hill
Ithaca
John Mingick
Coutes
John P Dales
John
Alma Waeth
Thesday
F. W. Balchie
Webster
Iiston Club
Mre
Wod. Clarke
Dr. and Bel. Clark
ZY. Colombin
Albert Stenley
Stancon
Felon
Suntay
Morrill
Welnesday
T. Rogers Tad Ohare
Mr. Coates
Belgonoe
Dan Sak
Cedar Springs
Linon
Tewna
State News
Davison
Jackson Porivers
Srinee Co
Nahtning
Devison
Terehing
Napelling
Calhoun County
Uiren
Tie Tidenns
Bonghton
Michigan College of Mite
Jake Allen
Cylon City
Heinoh
Cathoen County
Michigan
Marechal
Ihiy
Stile Supreme Court
Fuller
Supreme Court
YMCA
Union Eerviews
Clitches
League
Wwas
Cleveland
Elyria
Bronson
Sant Hwc
Pirtina
Eterit
Sandusky, Oy
Woman's Silver Club
Grand Rapids
Niles
Wong
Bowman
Marshaltown
Williamstows
W.va
Hatfields
Capt
Dattiells
de Wis
Chienzo
Halsted Street
George C. Bitgehen
Alus
Montana
Helena
Hae
Helen
Trinity
New York
Gere Erick Jove
John Cheselski
Dhe
Torn Levin
Mreona Crowe Pett
Tod
Woitkis
Mise
Gertrude Fisher
Whine Vester
Mes
Leven
Wits
Wilmierten
Ohie
Enn Elie
CO. M. Latteott
Lyuntsome
Anthony Kozel
Chie
Gailty
Imreenw
Bank
Ubleae
American Tris & Savings
Liberty
Aie
Gen. Garcia
Dolane
Clinton
Bera Auten
Lyon
Interior
AOC
Second Department
General Find Office
Emmi Sioner
Gansits
al Evevey
Architec
Gov
Scott
Saat
DeWitt
Wai Henues
St. Loui
Little Cottonwood
Bouth Dakota Mreirhe
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