Tristate Medical Association Holds Annual Meeting
A large gathering of doctors from Detroit, Monroe, Ann Arbor, Adrian, and nearby towns met in Hudson for the Tristate Medical Association annual session. Papers on nasal outreach, malarial dives, and appendicitis were presented, delegates named to the American Medical Association, and the next meeting slated for Toledo in July.
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Roxston
Tristate Medical Association
Ana
Detroit
Monroe
Ann Arbor
Adrian
Hilledute
Coldwater
Fort Wayne
Toledo
Nadie
OT Nanewee
Mal C. Wyte
Tolode
Eaton
Hudson
Wool
Quincy
McCastey
Wood
Angola
Tutodo
Around the State News Roundup from Alpena to Grand Maples
A rough state round up notes local incidents and projects. George Prince lends aid after a fall at Alpena. Grand Rapids waterworks pump seven million gallons daily. St Johns builds a plant addition. A Middleville yearling calf weighs a thousand pounds percent. County farmers plan to raise fourteen thousand for a creamer y. Dr Tyron Smith named nonchain ing surgeon at Whitesland. Brick making talk at South Unwen. Ford of Dundes reports accidental weld. Power brick depot near completion by Michigan Central. Monroe gym to be incorporated. Post offices at South Beach Wayne and Yaly raised to presidential class. Downgine’s Catholic church to be dedicated January first by Bishop Foley. Remains of Adam Guasterfirm found in tree near Grand Maples. Bathe teids of South Haven missing several days.
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George Prince Lent
Alpena
Grand Rapides
Wistegdally
Whipple Harrow Ene
St. Johns
Howard Tuell
Middieville
South Unwen
Mra. TV
Ford
Dundes
Ner
Vaasar
Michigan Central
Monroe
South Beach
Wayne
Yaly
Downgine
Miehop Foley
Adam Guasterfirms
Grand Maples
Dean
South Haven
Frouania
Gov. Winans
William M. Borick
Bad Axe
State Board of Corrections and Charities
Huron County
Jacob Y. Borick
Edward Pugh
Quinkesse Logging Company
Tron Mountain
Pugh
Mahala Norris
Reai
M.A. Parvin
New Jersey
Michigan
Jonesville
Lake Shore Railroad
Fort Wayne
Seth Haven
Cadillac
Wilber Green
Cobb «€ Mitchell
Burep
Allegan
Ionia House of Correction
Bearders
Cochran & Miller
B. J. Harnes
Adrian
John Widdicam
Grand Rapids
Charles Pulcifer
Lansing
Henry
Hire
Drepa
Pulcifer
Puleifer Maya
Traverse City
Supreme Court
Itla
Oremuinter
Ineurance Oe
A. W. Mall
Negaunee
Quinta
Marie van Zandt
Roselle Smith
Grand Nelson
Northing
Tor
Miss van Zandt
Wortiet
Tig Ae Proscesoee
Seisea
Origional
Murdered for Money in Maiden Lady Home
A violent, late night murder occurred at Miss Comley's home near the Michigan Central railroad in Niles. A bullet ended her life as she fought an intruder, leaving overturned furniture and blood stains. The motive appears to be property and money, with an escape possible under cover of darkness. The article mixes other local notices, scams, and unrelated events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Misa Mary Crawley
Michigan Central Railroad
Niles
Miss Oomley
West Virginia Mining Massacre With Mob Hanging
In the Elkhorn mining region two workers are killed and a constable mortally wounded amid a brutal spree. Oliver James Brooks falls tablet riverfront as a feud erupts between drunken miners. Cornelius Caffee wounds Dillon and Turton before being seized by a mob and hanged from a limb. the capture follows a chaotic train arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micod
Dloven
Elkhora
Olver James Brooks
Kreytime
Elkhorn
Onjeer Ditlon
Dartes
Cornelius Caffee
Caffee
Dillon
Turton
Wntin
Hoys
Pugilist President Grover Cleveland Visits New York
Grover Cleveland arrived from Lakewood New Jersey and was driven to his city home by a waiting carriage. Wrestler William Muldoon is said to be engaged to help Cleveland lose forty pounds with boxing training. Governor Planer advised training and also took boxing lessons last spring. Dr. Joseph D. Bryant declined to confirm medical advice on boxing for Cleveland.
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Grover Cleveland
New York City
Lakewood
N. J
William Muldoon
Cleveland
Amud
Gov. Planer
Joseph D. Bryant
Bryant
Fasts Two Weeks At Reform School Inmates
James Still, a colored inmate at the New Jersey Reform School at Danienburg, remains on a fast for six days of his stated period starting on the 16th. He has not drunk water or eaten solid food, with officials insisting the fast is genuine. He has steadily lost weight but can still perform light tasks around the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Still
New Jersey Reform School
Danienburg
Diamond mine tale stirs Idaho rumor and aid plea
In Idaho a claimed Miamiand Mine story centers on a Snake River find 30 miles southeast of Horse Idaho. Chas Vandorn says a New York firm sent six gem cuttings judged genuine by the firm. Engineers prospect the site as a relief plea grows with nearly 1000 people in 218 families reported destitute seeking food fire and clothing. Citizens Relief association issues a formal plea for aid.
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Snake River
Horse
Idaho
Chas
Vandorn
New York
Vittoburg
Saeking
Igmeniona
Oma
Whre lly Trade Review in New York Markets
Whre lly Trade Review reports weekly price movements and demand in New York markets for December. It notes holiday season effects on cotton and wheat receipts, with speculative activity quiet except in cotton and a broader sense of imports and prices influenced by Cleveland and other centers.
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C.tun & Co
Tempunn
Cleveland
Val LO
Botanist falls fifteen stories at Chicago fair shaft
Well 15 Stories to the Charles Chanter, a botanist in the World's Fair horticultural department, plunged from the 6th floor Masaule Thnipte Chicago to the basement. The elevator halted then rose, the operator escaped, Chanter was crushed by the shaft grate as the car passed. He leaves a widow and a daughter in Kilbourne City Wisconsin.
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Charles Chanter
Chicago
Nsxt
Chanter
Kilbourne City
Wis
Annual interior department report highlights growth in work and land openings
Secretary Noble’s annual Interior Department report shows a surge in completed tasks with 850,068 final entries local to June 30 1864 cleared. Agricultural patents rose to 93,195 vs 12,754 previous four years, opening 26 million acres for public sale and potentially 10 million more after ratifications. Patent activity totals include 26,090 patents granted, receipts 21,208,724.95 and expenditures 4,102,306.24. The report notes Mt St Helens altitude is 15 100 feet high, if newer measurements do not revise.
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Noble
Interior Department
General Land Office
Jan Dncreake
Trianyuilation
Mt St Bilas
Nea
John Wannamaker cites post office annual progress and reforms
In his annual report the postmaster general outlines major gains such as five million dollars more gross revenue, a deficit cut of nearly six hundred thousand, an increase in money orders and many new offices. He urges extended free delivery, star routes, and four year terms for postmasters and staff, plus rail compensation by speed.
Secretary of War Seeks Army Reorganization and Grants
Secretary Elkins ends the annual report to the President by urging infantry and artillery reorganization and revival of the lieutenant general grade. He notes improving personnel, troops stationed across many posts, and recommends at least 1 million for a National Grant. He favors selling obsolete arms to fund new supplies and lauds Indian soldiers. New surveys support fifty three rifle patterns with a Mecaliber magazine chosen, and last year's Army expenses neared 51.5 million. Fort Brady, Mich will cost about 1.6 million to complete. Public Leader building fire in Philadelphia caused major damage, mainly to the composing room, with total losses estimated between 250,000 and 200,000.
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Elkins
Michigan
Mississippi River
Troupe Nour Fargomercial
Ty Andyax
Builein
Fort Brady
Mich
George W. Child
Public Leader
Sixth and
Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
Leder
Peace accord reported on Samoa action by three nations
Inquiry at the state department confirms a cable from London that England Germany and the United States have agreed to joint action to restore order in Samoa. Ships are to be kept ready to preserve the peace as the three governments proceed from San Francisco toward Samoa.
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Samoa
Department of States
London
England
Germany
United States
Hamion
San Francisco
Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake
Do You Wish the Finest Bread and Cake It is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder is the purest and strongest of all the baking powders The purest baking powder makes the finest sweet est most delicious food The strongest baking powder makes the lightest food That baking powder which is both purest and strongest makes the most digestible and wholesome food Avoid all baking powders sold with a gift or prize or at a lower price than the Royal as they invariably contain slum lime or sulfuric acid and render the food unwholesome Declining to accept any substitute for the Royal which is absolutely pure provides protection from alum baking powders
Columbus Day Bananas and Friendly Feuds
A quirky exchange features a dog fear, a lawyer, church attendance, conscience, fashion, and a jab at Columbus Day. A playful couple recalls love letters and asks which reader is the greater fool for writing or reading them.
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Subarb
Harnest
Wiggsy
Patrick
Biddy
Columbus
West Indies
Bananales
Catarrh cure ad and assorted odds and ends
A garbled miscellany lists a patent medicine offer for catarrh with claims of internal benefit and nationwide druggist sales. It then shifts to local items: a Bridgeport shoemaker robbed while away, skull studies on brain and jaw evolution, a German swim school, meteorite claim, club formation, a New York will trial, a Georgia resident’s clothes savings, a battle password anecdote, a young lawyer brag, and a quip about charity and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Conn
Rostes
Jonesboro
Fentunay
Saxe
Pat
Saix
Anil
Miller
Hal
Sorrowful tree blooms at night in distant realms
Reports from natural history describe a tall tree named sorrowfil teow found in madia and south assertia. It supposedly blooms only at night and sheds at dawn. Photographs show remarkable plant growth, with young stems curling in irregular circular and elliptical patterns, suggesting irregular stem growth.
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Tiadia
Assertia
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