Verminely State Conveys and Supreme Court Nominees
A fragmented report outlines a state convention held on Wednesday with J. Laing of Grand Rapids named for the Supreme Court bench. The meeting also touched on prohibition topics, suffrage, education, land laws, and political reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Laing
Grand
Supreme Court
The
Freeders' and Woolere Association
Bald Tere
John Ferguson
Boé Jn
Civil Service
Chien
Elec
Grand Rapids
Supreme Cent
Perrine of
Jackson
Henry Ds
Detroit
University
Sheep Breeders Association Forms Southern Livestock Group
The Sheep Breeders' Association of Southern Yorkston forms the Southern Livestock Brewers' Association. Officers named include President unddy Liberty, Vice President Seka Napoleon, Secretary HD Edwards Liberty, with committees by WLC Dean and A Wood. A sheep shearing festival is planned for Thursday April 2 with readings by W J G Dean and Saline on profitability of keeping Merino sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
HD. M Edwards
Liberty
J. Badgiey
J. Chileon
H.W
Double Tragedy and Banquet Notes Uneven Events
A chaotic report covers a homicide in which Joseph Holiase mortally wounds Peter and Ed Scott after a confrontation. Scott dies later from wounds. The piece shifts to a Michigan banquet on February 1 with remarks by notable figures, then briefly back to local crime where Nele Robin and Matlth Cun, both beerhouse patrons, are killed clashing with police at a quarry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Holiase
Piatwos
Peter
Ed Scott
Tolase
Firth
Hoth
Graudriile
Pleter
Pioneer of Constin Med Dies After Weekend Illness
Gwen Van Biren, widow of former mayor Donavan, dies Sunday night after a heart condition. The report notes she was a pioneer in Constin Med and resided near Shiawase county. A Saturday morning obituary details her long service and community work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwen
van Biren
Wemgelin
Epes
Donavan
Diverse Michigan incidents and enforcements noted at year end
A year of accidents fires and legal actions across Michigan is summarized. Burials and cremations mark deaths including a miner crushed by ore and a physician passing away in Denver. Fires strike Delorias saw mill and a Garden operation with no insurance. Factory growth promises in Owosso and Muskegon architecture projects accompany school enrollment gains and university funding talks for a gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munising
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
John Hewiston
Fite
Ishpeming
Benton Harbor
Deloria
Garden
Mauistique
United Stans
T. V. Quackenbush
Plymouth
Michigan Warvater
Michigan
Miltary
Owosso
Reginalac Sect
Jobsumetoek
Sprinkpart
Otilfsteiti
Yrune
Baden Basket Manufacturing
Hocket
Mask
Sai
Michigan Senate Passes Many Bills and a Defeated Back Salary
A busy session in Lansing features Senate approval of several measures including a village charter for Oxford and banking act revisions, plus numerous bills introduced by Wisner and others. The key event notes the back salary bill failing 16 to 12 after a reconsideration motion, with adjournment set and ongoing debates on state salaries, road projects, and institutional funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toan
Senate
Luxemo
Wisner
Logn
Bamman
Michigan Asylum For the
Sharp
Congress
Ant
United States
Superior Court
Iuplds
Laxsino
Mossra Tharloworth
Denning
Hoare
Marsh
Marion
Orth
White
Bangor
Monitor
Willistie
Bay County
Moulter
Saginaw County
Hay
Hortor Springe
Phat
East Tawas
Neeton
Howells
Detroit
Grand Rapats
Luxeira
Toau
Ion
Tadaren
Oxford
Passat
Ells
Choboygan
Center
Lake County
Webber
Multiple fires and crimes cause wide damage across states
Sunday night fires in Bourbon and Minnesota counties cause heavy losses, with totals reaching 250000 in snow damage and 100000 in other blazes. A theater wall collapse in New York injures none. A Cowgill Mo fight ends in a death. A Boston banker faces 44000 embezzlement charges. Ak ron Ohio benzine plant explosion damages workers and starts a fire. James olds of St Louis oversees mining interests in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swat
Kansas City
Dios
Boreman
Ment
Teesday
Henri Bartoilfet
Saw Praueison
Dewan
Minnesota
Sfven
Fei
Opers Nowee
Hrabsyile
Fui
Wens
Kentucky State Agricultural and Bestial College
Lexington
Samlay
James TB. Kinsley
Boston Wool Commission
Boston
Trains Collide in Harlem Tunnel Near Eighty-Fifth Street
A fog filled collision in a ralimah tunnel between an accommodation train from Grand Central and the Boston express injures six and leaves multiple dead. Engineer Powter is held on charges as firemen admit fault. wreckage halts Harlem line traffic for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yoak
Ralimah
Fourth Avenue
Eighty-fifth Street
Grand Central
Mott Haven
Boston Expres
Boston Express
Land
Powter
Herlully
Grand Central Statios
Dan's Review of Trade and Sibley Death
Dan's Review reports uncertainty in foreign trade with uneven February eastbound shipments from Chicago, noting declines in crops and overall imports. It cites varied regional prospects from Savannah to St Louis, while Detroit records quiet trade and fair collections. Henry H. Sibley, first governor of Minnesota, dies after a long illness, with a brief biographical sketch of his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
New Yuan
Chicago
Mempile
Atlanta
New Orleans
Savannah
St. Louis
Kansas Cay
Detroit
Henry H. Silley
St. Part
Mion
Guy
Sibley
Moraine
Henry Hastings Sibley
Minnesota
American Fur Company
Mackinac
Mendota
Minn
Unitl
Wiscasla
Indiana
Two Prisoners Hanged After Jail Take From Gainesville
Two prisoners, a white man and a Negro, were taken from the county jail at Gainesville, Fla, late Tuesday night and hanged. They had been arrested ten hours earlier for complicity to numerous assaults in the neighborhood over the past two weeks. The census bureau announces Tennessee population by race with figures for white, colored, Indians, Chinese and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayo
Baldwin
Ples
Judkins
van Buren County
Hartford
Wintrlet
Thomas Robson Buck
Denver
Genesee
South Haven
Gainesville
Pia
Congressional Proceedings and Sherman Funeral Arrangements
The report notes Speaker Reed's return to the House, selection of Payson as speaker pro tempore, and passage of several measures including the fortification and post office appropriation bills. It covers Senate activity on pensions, Nicaragua canal, and salaries, plus Gen. Sherman’s funeral in Washington with a large civic tribute and military honors.
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Eer
Senate
Hotee
Payson
House
Brower
Wasiiscrox
Wasutyetox
Sesson
Inguil
Niowragua Canal
Hetard Speker Reed
Cald
Neler
Lowa
Stackbridge
Wiscnsin
Stewart
Army
Westover
Ogweton
Sanferenor
Navy
United States
William Tecumach Sherman
New Yorks
Volkmar
Gratud
Veterapa
Grand
Prave
Grand Army
Benatar Sherman
Lisses Sherman
P. T. Sherman
Col
Hirst Sherman
Thackara
Pfteb
Judie
B. Ewing
Geo
Mra Thos
Ewing
Nelson A. Miles
Mra. Noble
Mra. Rusk
Grant
Hayes
Schofield
Geo, Howard
Sill U
Sherman
Thomas Ewing Sternan
Regmental
Pleyal
Jones
Pr. Sherman
Secretary Winder's Successor Named by President
The president on Saturday nominated Charles Foster of Obie for secretary of the treasury. The nomination drew praise from Capitol Hill veterans and Obie congressmen. Foster is described as an accomplished business leader with broad public affairs experience and strong alignment with the president's fiscal policy and a stable currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winder
Waenextos
Charles Foster
Obie
the Treasury
Capitol
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Verine News
Tate
Higan Clit
Seth
Rumelia
Tourgue
Lynch
Mississippi
Mieyor
Eawart
Wal- Oth
Bryabilean Press
Jane Sree
Shiawase
Clark Af Morrice
Fates of Moline
Toes Association
Lansing
Morite
Bay City Way
Vieta
Helland Farmer
Bune
Ann Arbor
Swift
Prof. Winchell
E Dare Sumber
Lutisinig Wagon “Works
Brjuikt
Mr. Waterman
John Torrent
Muskegon
Hackley
Josiah M. Johnson
Bay Mills
Chippewa County
EB. B. Reynolds
Michican
Pad
Kalamazoo County
Arwonden Bridge
Paw Sow
A. Kelly
Ponies
Oakland
Manchaney
Bagh
Northville
Kelly
J. W. Horns
Stalin
Ketert Engle
Abenbam Conger
Pritay
Mr. Engle
Jewiah Mants
Ioanocreoty
Recubocs
Tnlert
Nved
Gaylons
Miller
Otsego
Princis Montieth
Monwith
Ihe Waters
M.C. Curtis
Laseru
the & Lool
Ptt
Ini Medripp
Midhieat
Hinol
Mike Ty School
Holten
Jackson Prison
Indianapolis
Ind
Salt Lake City
Pas Munday
Johnson
Montivelio
Wik
New Glarus
Co-Operative Mercantile Savings Association
Springfeld
Royce Laverini
Butte
Mont
Sritin
Deny Ety
Reterprise Manufacturing Company
Akron
Nettie L. Cruse
James Olds
Wo Peeteess St Louie
Aod Arizona
Census
State
Tennessee
Congressional
Reed
Windom
Poster
Ohio
Renate
Wasttizetox
Sexytt
Wnate
Petit
Drig
Huree
Cannon
Illinois
Senate Amendmienta
Wiasgixeras
Fel St. Sixart
Charles Poster
Treasury
Finasor
Wanamaker Wiere Ferme
Gormataid
Homer
Dun
Little Mall
Arthur J. Kellar
Hampden Watch Works
Canton
Davis
Wed
Alaska
Breedaville
Grensborg
Columbus
Clacin
Prince of Wales
Ireland
Earl of Zetland
Lord Liew
Wwcant
Balfour
Steve Vhs
William O'Brien
John Dillon
Folkestone
Clonmel
Tier
Loprison
Gulw
Tipperary
Messrs
O' Belen
Galway
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