Hart Henry Hart Dead and Judge Hart obituary note
Henry Hart, prominent Midland judge and former member of the state legislature, died at his residence in Midland on Wednesday afternoon aged eighty years. Born in St Clair County, he served on the circuit bench for decades and was respected for cautious judgement and strict justice. Funeral held in Midland with Isabella County officials in attendance. The obituary recalls his long service and public esteem.
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Isabella County
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Centea
Mich
Pines
Dadge Hart
Divorces Delay Double Wedding At 240 Gage Street
In a tangled society notice from 240 Gage Street, a planned double wedding was postponed amid divorce action. The parties involved include Patten and Lease Herkart with several tied to Haverford and Clark. Court subpoenas and legal maneuvering emerged as witnesses and a spouse were questioned about marriage status and future steps. The report, verbose and dated, hints at community interest in the outcome and the stalled nuptials.
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Diels
Wile Lon Patten
Marie Lease Herkart
Brunei
Clark
Osnas Wyck
Vito Otrone Hupossiite
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Foster
Aloe
Abewe
Sweethead
Epidemic of the grip sweeps Toledo city
Dyspepsia bane of haran euvtence. Bartok Monel Bitters enter it, prowl ly, personally. Regilates and too the stomach. An epidemic of the genuine grip is [going the rounds at Toledo. Wm Potter, of Philadelphia, form eriy U. & minister to Italy will prob ably surceed Minister Hitchcock as tobassador to Russia.
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Euvtence
Toledo
Wm Potter
Philadelphia
Dangers in Calcium Carbide Rules Announced in New York
Superintendent Murray warns against storage and transport of calcium carbide within city limits. Prohibitions include inתק troduction or use of liquefied acetylene, limits on package size, mandatory sealed iron receptacles, fireproof isolated buildings, no artificial light, and strict spacing above floors. The notice details storage, sale, and handling restrictions to prevent fires and explosions in urban areas.
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New York
Murray
Doings of Congress Highlight Debates on Army and Philippines
A mixed session reports limited progress on the army bill with only the cavalry veterans amendment adopted. Debates cover retention of the Philippines, Venezuela cadet at West Point, Missouri bridge at Lexington, and Saginaw park use of post office land. Senate to vote on peace with Spain Feb 6. steamship subsidy favored by commerce committee. lumber tariff debate persists.
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Republic of Venezuela
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Saginaw
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Mason
Languages That Die In Two Centuries Warns Russian Scholar
A Russian authority predicts that within 200 years only three languages will survive: Russian, English, and Chinese. Most current languages, about 3,000, will vanish as Europe and much of Asia adopt Russian. English will dominate Britain, Australia, Africa, and America, while Calinese will be spoken by Celestials across Oceanic realms. The piece cites vast linguistic diversity and the rapid rise of major languages, noting population trends and historical shifts in language use.
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Pearson's Weekly
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Engelund
France
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A daring wrecking attempt on Orepen paycar foiled
Three youths aged 16 to 18 attempted to wreck the Orepen paycar by tying a heavy log chain to the track. Section men discovered and removed it before the car passed. A search led to the capture of the trio. The note mentions a separate court-martial for Private Joseph Buckley for the killing of Private John Hughes on January 7 in Louisville volunteers. The court’s death verdict is reported but not announced pending usual review.
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Lonhe
Orepen
Venteure
Joseph Buckley
Louiville
John D. Hughes
Marianas
Patents Granted and Political Upheaval Report
Annual patent office data show 1S patents filed and 24 207 granted including designs with total receipts 81 17 704 and expenditures 81 150 196. A sextuple majority elevates Mataufa to provisional government while Mataufa’s son is declared king. consuls recognize provisional rule. Army officers in Havanna face duties on khaki uniforms. price pressures rise amid consolidation talk affecting steel and tinplate sectors.
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Chambers
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Matletow Tagus
Lnte
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Mataufa’y
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