Travelogue of Westward Journey and New Mexican Life
A traveler writes from California about a cross country trip via Kansas to California in late autumn. He describes New Mexico and Arizona villages with old railcar dwellings, rapid scenery shifts from desert to fruit belt, and a stop near San Bernardino. He notes market prices, local crops, ranch activity, and plans to build a house in the Sacramento area while detailing the summit and observatory construction and distant landmarks.
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Pasapuna
Cal
Dan
Barret
Kansas
New
Mexind
Arixoim
San Bernandino
S21
Torstan
Njiplen
New York
Moses de Worth
Contigent Afton
Alma
Ford
T. Corr
Noul
Ornsbert
Wilkin
Torde
Gistanen
University School of Music Ad Announces Winter Session
Ann Arbor Michigan music school invites applications for second semester starting February 1 with lessons in piano violin organ theory and violin. Describes modern notation public music program and calendar events including a May festival and concert. Secretary Chances A Sting A B listed.
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Pinan
A. Sting
A. B
Hollister's Rock Mountain Tea Claim Advertisement
It claims the tea cures headaches constipation and kidney or liver troubles and states it will make you well with a testimonial by Stanard in a vintage ad style.
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Hollister's Rock
Stanard
Mormon Headquarters Set for Battle Creek Michigan
The Seventh Day Adventists face criticism as rivals plan to locate Mormon information headquarters in Battle Creek Michigan promising growth and new church establishment. Over 200 converts reportedly exist without a church and tract distribution would originate from Battle Creek aiding local business prospects.
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Michigan
Battle Creek
Mich
Katte Creek
Vberal
Filer Brinkinatool
Berrien Springs
Washington
Runaway team saved two women on rural road near Union City
A farmer on the road north of Union City witnessed a runaway team attached to a survey dash by his house and feared for two women in the seats. A neighbor organizing a wood bee by telephone arrived. by the time the team reached the spot, farmers had stopped the animals and likely saved the women from serious injury.
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Thien Ony
Anen
Yan
Union City
Obituary summary for Michigan Protestant leader
Saginaw Michigan obituary notices recount John T. Oxtolyy aged 31 died after a long illness. A prominent member of the Michigan Protestant community, he was a lifelong advocate of pro life causes. He left a widow and six children.
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Saginaw
Mich
Jah
Key
John T. Oxtolyy
United States
Michigan
Winves
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A fragmented OCR item mentions a farmer's relative and a political or legal situation with references to dates and places unclear due to garbled text. The readable parts suggest involvement in a criminal matter and a possible upcoming trial or charges, but specifics are not reconstructible from the fragment.
Divorce sought after thirty five years in Port Huron
Mrs Chita Proctor petitions the circuit court for divorce from Joel A. Proctor after thirty five years of marriage. The pair wed in 1867 and lived together until 1902 when Proctor allegedly deserted.
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Port Huron
Minh
Jun
Joel A. Proctor
Chita
Pretor
Elreult Court
Proctor
Family of Seven Displaced by Fire Near Vassar
Clyle Adama his wife and five children were forced from their home at 4520 in the predawn hours when a fire swept through the dwelling. All were left in night garments as they fled to safety. The blaze caused total destruction of the residence and belongings. Firefighters battled the flames but could not save the structure. No injuries reported.
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Fenri
Jos Lona
Fhants Long
Hotel Qaford
Topeka
Kas
M. M. Feuner
M. D
Fredonia
N.Y
Vassar, Mich
Jan
Mercury
Gem
Clyle Adama
Supreme Court Denies Writ in Postal Scandal Case
Washington article notes the Supreme Court rejected certiorari for Machen Lorenz and Groffe in a postal scandal conspiracy case. They were sentenced to two years imprisonment and fined 1000 dollars. attorney Charley A. Bonulas said defendants will surrender to U S marshal upon mandate. All defendants are believed in the city.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
Machen
Laren
Groffe
District of Columbia
Lorenz
Gavite
Charley A. Bonulas
Supreme Court
Toledo brewery consolidation announced in Hamilton
An official Hamilton announcement by George P Sohneen, a Hamilton banker and promoter involved in the Healers, states all Toledo breweries have consolidated. Lacey Ann Crandall of Denver died soon after relatives initiated lunacy proceedings over her incapacity to manage her biringk affairs, with $100000 property. Calima volcano reports daily dark smoke and possible new crater formation. An unidentified man and woman found dead in St Louis Roaming How, with a carbonic acid bottle, a clue to identity being membership in the International Alliance Theatrical Stage Employes bearing the name John Tobe.
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Toledo
Hamilton
George P Sohneen
Lacey Ann Crandall
Denver
Calima
Vicans
St. Louis
Howe
International Alliance Theatrical Stage
John Tobe
Hoch Caught at Last in New York Bluebeard Suspect
New York police arrested Johann Hoch, Chicago’s famed "Bluebeard," in a West Forty-seventh Street boarding house. He admitted his identity but denied murder, claiming only two marriages. Chicago police report Hoch suspected in bigamy and wife abandonment with claims of up to twenty five marriages and six deaths.
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New York
Johann Hoch
Chicago
West Forty-seventh Street
Central Offiee
Porty-seventh Street
Um Hoch
John Joseph Adolph Hoch
Union Avenue
Hoch
Alfred Hecht
Albert Buschberg
Joseph Hich
Jacch Hoch
Adolph Bromm
Marie Fisher
Mme
Fleury Tartela
Catherine Kimnerte
Marriske
Fae
Poe
President urges nationwide marriage and divorce statistics
The president told Congress that no marriage or divorce statistics have been collected since 1888 and urged legislation to authorize the director of the census to gather and publish data from 1856 to the present, highlighting the sanctity of marriage and the need for reliable figures.
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Washington
Congress
Iueletattor
Deaths and suicides shock New York ward scenes
A string of self inflicted deaths and violent incidents were reported in Manhattan and Brooklyn. William Whittaker a machinist killed himself at his home in Brooklyn by cutting his throat. A couple registered at a Seventh avenue hotel were found dead from gas. A young woman Amanda Kengore of Croooklyn was found dead from gas at a Fifth Street hotel. An unidentified man killed himself by gas at a Twenty ninth street lodging. Bertine Henry Arthur leaped from a fifth floor window and died. Eva Cohn an actress shot herself in the breast and is in critical condition. Thomas Walsh a driver was found with a serious stab wound at Twentieth street and First avenue and would not speak.
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New York
Jan
Esx Atrieides
William Whittaker
Brooklyn
John White
Seventh Avenue
Sly
Amanda Kengore
Croooklyn
Gan
Fifth Street
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