Michigan health board praised by state bulletin
A late bulletin from the Michigan Board of Health lauds the state for leading public health efforts alongside Massachusetts. It notes sanitary conventions as key to progress and highlights the board’s officers and partners from Neguane, Michigan, and other regions advancing popular health education and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Board of Health
Michigan
Lannensve State Board of Health
Massachusetts
Ander
Powha
State Board of Beals
Negaunens
Alichigun
Horeest
Tennesnow
Wales
Ten Years Behind Velons Hecet William Coulter Sentenced
William Coulter of Sault Ste. Marie confessed to murder of his father during a religious frenzy and received ten years in prison. In court he prayed aloud, then grew composed as Judge Steere spoke. He claimed divine forgiveness regardless of earthly punishment. James Hesl alias McCann received four years for larceny, vowing to escape. Alfred A. St Peter was sentenced to eleven months for indecent exposure to a young girl and to be sent to the brain states prison at Marguetie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Coulter
Sault Ste. Marie
Frenay
Coulter
Ming
Sam
James Hesl
Alias McCann
Bradford
Alfred A. St Peter War
Brain States
Ab Marguetie
Supreme Court Clarifies Insurance Policy Waiver in Fire Loss Case
A supreme court ruling interprets an insurance policy clause on proof of loss and agent waiver. The Home Insurance company clause required proof within four days after loss, but the agent’s lack of timely action led to a denial of payment. The court held the insurer could not enforce waived provisions against the policyholder without clear evidence of agent authority, sustaining the plaintiff’s claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Jehubi
Gould
Dwelling House Insurance Company
Prraeunt
Axpines
Vmnpeny
Avion Olberth Ors
Agens
Suyrese
Maya Mintne
Joos
Tragic Farm Incident Near Alvin Parallels Darker Mood
A man described as a well-to-do turner in Meenste county, two miles south of Alvin, attempted self-harm and died after a violent episode in a barn. He had shown signs of insanity during the previous weeks and had been under care before the event. Police and a physician were summoned. he was found dead shortly after the doctor arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Ostrandio
Commerce
Commerce Village
Tim
Ostrander
Samuel Seller
Alvin
Meenste
Weno
Turner
Morley
Philadelphia
Pawiler
Harris
Hares
Fragmented report from distant counties and rail incidents
A chaotic, misspelled item list recounts a Grand Rapids era jail and assault case with Michicar Moonrunners and Charles L Waller aged 79, a 16 year old boy, and various legal actions. It notes a sanitary convention in Holland Michigan, a freight car incident near Kalantar, and a South Bend area protest. Several unrelated accidents, poisonings, and a trainman injury are mentioned along with a teacher meeting in Olivet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michicar
Charles L. Waller
Lewis
Antrim
Soener
Bodad
Boycott the Fair A Labor Battle Over World’s Fair Entry
A. Carney of the Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers reports unions face barriers at the Chicago World’s Fair. He says workers cannot enter buildings without the agent of the construction department and risk ejection by police. He cites alleged eight hour rule violations and urges unions to consider withdrawing patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Mento
American Federation of Labor
War
A. Carney
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steol Workers
Federation
Athong
Coucil Pres
Dent Kliver
Brothehood
Cargmters
Constructiong Department
Gompars
Department of Construcion
Monsier
Chicago
Parliament Opens Amid Queen Speech on Ireland and Trade
The opening of parliament featured the queen reading the royal speech from the throne. She mourned the Duke of Clareion and Avondine, praised the new Viceroy of Kerpt, and supported a free port at Yan xibax. The session outlined plans to extend local government in Ireland, broaden agricultural holdings, reform elementary education funding, and improve church discipline while addressing morality offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toudon Sperlils
Yanxibax
Ireland
House of To
Clarence
Avondule
Duke of Devonstite
Lord Hurtington
Otter
Lond Sallsbury
Dudiey
Diplomacy Note Sends Egypt Claim Backed by British Support
The Egyptian Khedive's title and an Investiture of the present ruler were confirmed in a Cairo ceremony reflecting British diplomatic success. The Sultana chose the old form to avoid upset the Khedive. England seeks to act with the concurrence of the Khedive in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kegloed
Constantinople
Egypt
Cairo
England
Tragic Cameron Accident Kills Two Crewell Daughters
A brutal railway accident at Cameron Ohio claimed the lives of two Crewell sisters Georgiana and Casey while crossing near Baltimore and Ohio tracks. They were only attempting to help another when a passing train struck them, cutting the elder in two and leaving the younger severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byth
Cameron
Whitam Crewell
Eitieew
Thase
Kase
Georgiana Celawell
Baltimore & Chamelhead
Cros
Georgina
Wilind
Water Mass Found Hidden in Norton Pipe Network
In Norton Kansas residents complain of poor water quality. Workers cleaning the pump area uncovered a decomposed dead man inside a water pipe, clothes indicating a laborer. Coroner deduces fatality by exposure. no missing persons reported. France Allows Pork Imports as Certificates Now Accepted. US inspectors' certificates enable importers to land pork previously held due to safety questions. Local chamber urges disposal of unfit meat. authorities may hold meat for decision to return or destroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Thomas
France
United States
Hacre Chamber of Commerce
Catiiemen
Coolidge
N. M
Woops
Second Cavalry
Fort Wibgate
Dunkirk
4000 Coal Bravers Strike London Dispute Over Wages
A London coal porters strike spread from wage disputes to heavy precautions as 8000 workers went out. In Arkansas at Boyland deputy Ford confronted Hump Discos and others at his home, leading to a fatal shooting. A California Valley Spring stagecoach robbery halted a treasure shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Borg
Boyland
Ark
Jonathan Ford
Biscoe
Ford
Woot
A. Peso
Bisco
Witewa
Blaine to Resign From Cabinet in Health Move
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Blaine will resign from the Harrison administration to retreat from public life for health reasons. He plans a winter exile in a milder climate, possibly to the Tropics or Cuba, with retirement dates and destinations yet to be set. A separate note describes a deadly explosion at a Philadelphia shanty tied to a powder event that killed one boy and injured others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Washington
Blaine
Harrison
Daily News
Hialne
Bar Harbor
Quine
Texas
Mexico
Ull
Hlaine
Republic
Hining
Cuba
Pension for Widow of Civil War Soldier Granted
Mrs Margaret Powers of this city widow of Patrick Powers a Civil War veteran is notified by United States authorities she will receive a pension of four dollars a month and 414027 dollars in money. Her husband served 0 days according to law from enlistment to discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Margeret Powers
Patrok Powers
United States
MEN AND THINGS FOGGY REPORTS FROM A BRISK AGE
A wild collage of news items from distant places and odd incidents. Famine fund tallies, deaths in Vigygaasa and Melion, Texas, a Paris beauty, boxing arrests in Montreal, mine tragedies, thefts, and political hints. Robberies at sea, ice rescues, Navajo tensions, premature burial scare in Dunkirk, and the German empress ill with influenza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Horace B. Shepherd
le Dead
Mexica
Jobo Redmdad
Chaluaiin
Mattie Mitchell
Paris
Buck Wilkerson
Melion
Texas
Pension inquiry and speaker selects Wheeler as chair
Congress debates pension investigation select committee five members to probe pension practices spanning bureau methods and possible discrimination. Judge Wheeler named chair by Speaker Crisp to lead the inquiry, with a focus on abuses, appeals, and civil service law compliance amidst broader lake interests and pending bills shaping federal pensions and territorial governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iavestiea SI
Penmion Hunkat
Busine
Wirtber Ust
Bern
Aiticud Pow Ton
Torneye
Interyts
Shocked to Death in New York murder case ends
Mellvaine, convicted of the first degree murder of Christian Luce during a burglary at a store in Sing Hing New York, died after a medical procedure and a 45 second contact period. The case, appealed through multiple courts, has haunted Brooklyn and New York audiences for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mojivulne
Sing Hing
N.Y
Macdonald
Dortory
Mellvaine
Christian Luce
Luce
Milivaine
Aga
Liew
Kolfa
Supreme Court of the United States
Brooklyn
New York
Divorce cases unfold in Grand Rapids court
Jivand Haplds files for divorce from Albert Diranbos in the event court of Grand Rapids. The wife complains of home life strain and a deteriorating marriage, while a separate proceeding sees a minister petitioning for divorce on cruelty grounds after a dispute over prayer and a slap during an argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jivand
Maurice Dorenbos
Grand Rapda
Albert Diranbos
Thas
Conbinie
Battle in Senegal and uprisings across lands
Dispatches describe Col Humerton Kang Samory repelling enemy forces in Senegal Gol with renewed resistance and severe clashes leaving Samuel Samore wounded and Frroeh casualties. Reports from Rio Grande do Saltand Curumin cite coups, deposed governors, and new provincial command amid regional revolts. In Paris a civil tribunal blocks a widow's sale of her late husband’s pictures, while Saunte Catalina rebels gain ground and threaten Curati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senegal
Humerton Kang Samory
Senegaly Gol
Humbert
Samory
Mae
Samore
Fruxillan
New York Herald
Tie Granda
Brad
Vis
Court Melatas
Rio Grande Do Salt
AL Copaimba
Cov. Marte Thon
Corumin
Pate
de. Rocha
Curati
Saute Catalina
Mule
Runaway Cubic Car Injures Five in Brooklyn Cable Route
A runaway cubic car on the Brooklyn Helgut line tipped and struck a carriage after brake failure. Five passengers were thrown from their seats and injured as the car rolled down a steep hill near Montague Street. The scene involved a brake chain break and caused a chaotic descent. A roller process mill capacity and Tobacco River power mention appear as unrelated notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cripin Ab
Montague
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wolverines Goth
AL 1
Charles Aley
Elurel
Cooper
Newaygo
Harvey Lynn
M Pedrs
Napier
South Haven
George Homard
Aulkeing
Grees‘Villa
Une Levin Lad
Logebic
Biss Livvit Smith
Marstal
Cheyenna
Wyoming
Ipscopal Church
Mat Torre
Wale
Mall
Winburg
Grand Traverse County
Allegan
Detroit
Eiljah Cranston
Wusitonaw
Widster
Alex. Hirows
Jackson
Aquita
Michard H. Wood
Aupirintesdent of Public Instruction
Efara
Ates
Bani
Gonrad Wintersteln
Saginaw
Hillsdale
George B. Gariier
Widerain Frye
Sonnel War
Charles Deale
Kalantar
Kebsley
State Mount of Health
Holland Marcles
Kumi
Mra Hilldinger
Jamen Turréy
Arlind
Urah Huram
Vicksburg
Vrouvhy
Svit Pytuin
Grand Rapids and
Indlusa Road
Hoe
Jopwary
Isa
Toa
Vicksburg Ab
W. H. McCoinoeil
Eayle Tanning Works
Whitehall
Teachers’ Association
State of
Olivet
Duke
Albion
King
Association
Marshal Mayr
Lake Linden
Tetas
Alex
Peruls
Merk
Mayott
Moreial
Wil Thatre
Meridia
Rends
THE
Turkey
Ranco
Valley Spring
Cal
Dato A. McCall
Yor Life Insurance Company
Uillbert Berge
Prince
Duck McAuliffe
Montreal
Maran Hodspeth
Joe Glendale
Express Robbie
San Prada Waco
McDroald
McCuny
Colvatus
O A
Cora Blair
Stephen Schinker
Wesley
China
America
Sandusky
Ale Lake
Uber
Germany
Urge Witrelen
McTigan
Crisp
Judes Haresno H. Wheeler
Midigan
Dude Wheerter
Mills Om
Wheeler
Linworth
Athens
Jin Lalors
Tahanel Ag
Ardus
Pest
Congressian
Otin
Kansas
Cpeatew
Nelon
Herald
Pouylne
Gavin Tient
Citiens
House Committee On Territories
Elitizens
Cisbete
Harvey
Oklahoma
Ladaun
Dastera Citlor
Chipman
Wth
Yiewton Ie
Committee On
Capitol
Hetknup
Talladee
Ottawa County
O'Donnell
Howse
Hite Bushiell
Wisconsin
Congress
Bushoeil
Frank Heath
Ordnance Department
Masi
New York Arsenal
Bacon
Yola
Chicago & West
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fort Washington
Vancouver City
Pacific Coast
Canadian Pacific Railway
Society of the Army of the Tepsessen
Wm. Tecumseh Sherman
Meissiane
Weurtet
SLI
Claro
Tobacco River
Wertos Creamery
Cartle
Pebruney
Don & Cus Weekly Review of Trade
Wester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!