Frightful Tragedy in Tecumseh Ends in Double Murder Suicide
In Tecumseh, Frank L. Silvers shoots his wife and two daughters then kills himself. Neighbors find Mrs Silvers on the bed and the husband on the floor near the doorway. Police say no clear motive but a domestic dispute is suspected. army notes, wheat reports, and dairy society items follow in the page.
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Frank L. Silvers
Tecumseh
Shoota
Lo Silvers
Emticon Ateset
Peis
Abe
Tha Boas
Aleiris
Alec
Bigweileksty
Rimehooter
Loel S.cep
Thor
China
War Department
Murof
Win & Harney
Isis
Isis, Ties Few In Thy Survien Tl Yeara He Has Been Fs Bricailior
Heney M. Black
J. Kemp Menor
Wicheh
Col O. AL Poo
Corpa
Enemier
Avo
Wrniy
Michigan Adlers
Lien
Pillip St. Crores Cooke
Deniel HL Skieker
Eho
Grosso
Arsiy
Micbledn Terribry
Wai FP
Wave Oolda
G. A de Hussey
Henry J. Clits
Henry
Iistel
Lrig
Chestophert Acuur
Orlanda B. Wilcox
Wolverine Whispers Across Alpena Watershed
Alpena residents discuss tree planting and fish propagation efforts led by Henry Motten and C Holton. News notes barge through Alpena county with mentions of trout stocking, stream plantings, and local industrial and civic concerns across multiple towns and events.
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Henry Motten
Alpen
Mintithe Island
United States
Tetlan
Holtan
Bolten
Long Lake
Tha
Herrinen
Michael Dilie
Legislature Reopens Amid Sparse Agenda and Noted Local Items
The legislature reconvened with few public matters on deck. Detroit figures file petitions for equal suffrage committee. long list of names cited. News notes include deaths, appointments, military matters, and river town developments. local names span Langtree, Wallace, and Wallace’s mill site plans, plus Michigan rail and prison reforms and market reports.
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Helen ©. Jenkins
Detroit
Dalegats
Ciy
Langtree
East Ta
Abele
England
Te Bend
Sault Ste. i
Hubert Roe
Harbor Springs
Cousiete
Anita
Supreme Kart
Fuce
N. Hoynton
Port Huro
Supreme Aardep
Thompaton
Port Huron
Angie Medical
M. Sustbup
Port Flirou
Supreme Peelite
Niles
Mich
Lior
Alter
Ateinaon
Sir Tilly
Judes Moree
Sherwood
Marston
Cot Dofield
Lansins
Orchard Lake Military Academy
Wolle W
Geo Yople
Mendon
Hall
Minckwell
Gladstone
Tanto W. Waters
Grand Rapids
H.C. Potter
East Radnaw
Hart Williams
Milo
State Military Board
Cie
United St Tes
Wijonxenlinenion
Finadls
Allsmoad
Vieone Hivers
Huwlog
Talve
Oscar Mutos
Almee
Tyne
Joseph Pixley
Hudson
Enorian Council of
Sears
Lnivested
Bishop Feiler
Michigan
Lyman
Susie O'Neil
Rust
Colgrove
Lore White
Wasent
Congressional Debates Mark Senate and House Actions
The Senate discussed treasury department testimony and conferred on Texas elections, while passing a bill for writs of error to the Supreme Court and advancing Indian and Dakota affairs. The House approved several pension measures, territorial bills, and a Paris-ownership protection motion, with notable comments on Cadmium and agricultural appointments. Außerdem, leaders noted ministerial resignations and cabinet developments as the session adjourned.
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Treasury
Pei
Newe York Custor House
Hour
En Vine
Ofine
New 19S Evening Post
Allison
Joe and
Cockrell
Torsi
Senate
United States Supreme Court
Vunfirves
Dakota
Bayers
Texas
Springer
South Dakota
House
Wo. D. Washburn
Minnesota
Coke
Owon
Robertson
Louisiana
Basil
Tener
United States Inteste
Paris
Mills
Rose Admiral Nicholson
White Earth Indian Reserva
Hon
St. Paul, Minnesota & Manitoba Railroad Company
Stong
Kentunly
Lill
Henry J. Hunt
Sellers
Distret
Columbia
Aikniral Chandier
Asiatic Station
Bboy Song
City & Western Coal and
Rew Company
Hocking Valley
Momieutens
Uni
Joseph
Supreme Court
Prombont
Harrson
Sa'elork
Caldwell UN
Harrison
Luce
U. N
Garantime
New Mexico
Fairchild
New York Security and First Company
toMce
Hisckburn
J.C. Patterson
Congress
Leon Abbott
New York
Alydaar
Sylvan
Tre
Jones
T’ulied
Chihuataa
Wade Witt
Witt
Mand Teil
Barry True Jones
Thase
Renede
Mr. Jones
Chemical Laboratory
Ohio Astute University
Ranitory
Electoral College Declares Harrison and Morton Elected
Report from the joint session notes Benjamin Harrison and Levi P. Morton each received 20 votes, with Grover Cleveland and Allen G. Thurman at 168 each. The president and vice president are formally proclaimed and will assume office March 4, 1880. A Spooner bill proposes Farmers Institutes under the agricultural department. The French ministry resigns amid constitutional revision talks.
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Katwas
Mareh IV
Jalacures
Mirhijtan
Jolunle Powers
Middleton
Orange Pwrm
Cuba
Nerame J. Coleman
Agriculurly
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Im Lowhsville
Ajmal
St. John
Ies Len
Testas Secretary of Agriculture
Indian Territory
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Wssay Commission
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Ullman Marston
United States
New Hampshire
Minnesota
Parsons
Holland
MeLyerie
Tishon
Methodiat
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Hitti
Fairchild
Carnovia
John W. Steeet
Cattie Rar
Chicago
Chippewas Te
Congress
Ingalls
Senate
United
Benjamin Harrison
Levi P. Morton
Grover Cleveland
Alen G. Thurmam
Swain
Tadinna
New York
Wrm
Seustor Spooner
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Anhui
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Samoa
Harrison and Morton
Chamber of Deputies
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