St Louis notes marriages and local events in 19th century column
St Louis local items report a wedding at the M E parsonage between Harley J Swick and Ida Myers, a marriage at Main Street, and various society notices. The piece notes travels of L H Cleveland, a candidate for Supreme bench honor, illness of Mrs Jas Heary, a comedian’s auction of violin for a cow, and several brief reports on local business, real estate, and mill output in the area.
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L.H. Cleveland
Saginaw
Jidge Cabell
Supreme Bench
Jas. Heary
M. E Parsonage
St. Louis
Killega
Harley J. Swick
Ida Myers
Pine River
The Ball Will Roll In American Trade Progress
A historical analysis urges renewed American shipbuilding for foreign trade. It argues momentum from Congress and national action will spark yearly growth in trade with the West Indies Central and South America, boosting prosperity and export opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Indies
Central
South America
North
South
Congress
Secretary of the Navy seeks 22,000 American sailors
The Navy chief asks Congress for twenty two thousand American tar sailors. Congress may approve but enlisting them is easier said than done. A large American merchant marine built owned and crewed by Americans is needed to meet naval needs, with Congress unable to provide an all American fleet, leaving a fallback to a US driven merchant marine.
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Congress
Cotugress Cannat
Fiat Wal 4Th Mihai
Santiago
Michigan
U Brien
Port McPherson
Ad Ile
Hell
Ivan Gavin
Berry
le Chatterlain Chea W. Whited
Chicago & Cirand Trunk
Battle Creek
Frank B. Hall
Benton Harbor
Mildred Vaughan
Kentucky
Hart, Co. I
Col
Irish
Tent
Burt
W. B. Burt
Saginaw
Orchard Lake
Soldiers’ Home Board
Ionia
Lowell & Hings
Lowell
Dertroit
Perth
Wheeler
West Bay City
Heald
Chicago & West Michigan
Detroit, Grand Rapids & Western
Tad
A6th Michigen Regimenta
Shafter
Fifth Army Corps
Cuba
KM. Cooley
Ul of M
Iaum Island
Yosemite
League Island Navy Yard
Doneph Babilion
Detroit
New York
Tirears
Chapin
M. J. Wood
Athens
North Woods
Tilman Milks
Maplehove
Manistee County
Alice
Brive
Brig
Tten Tyrrell
Michigan National Guard
Wal BK. Watts
Ransells
Chas. H. Ruhl Leroy &. Church
Nathan Church
Ithaes
Thaker
Church
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Robert [. Hewitt
State Department
Agricultural Bureau
Secretary of State
Winans
Stearns
High Court of
Western Michigan
LO. F
Grand Rapids
Lindbloom
Manistee
R. J. Macdonald
Muskegon
Miles Callaghan
Reed City
Sharp
BG. Stevenson
High Court of Michigan
Alonzo N. Hodges
Valley City Deal Co
Hodgeswave
Pew Mining Penies
Jay Mendon
Ships Made of Iron and Steel Then and Now
A historic call argues that the nation holds iron ore and coke, abundant labor, skilled steelworkers, capital, and a booming foreign trade worth nearly two billion dollars, urging Congress to authorize domestic shipbuilding and maritime carrying.
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Congress
Catarrh Cure Advertises Toledo Firm’s Claim
An old advertisement from F. J. Cheney claims a catarrh cure can heal mucous surfaces internally and externally. The notice mentions public legal language, a surety bond, and references to Dr. Cheney’s treatment marketed in Toledo. The fragmentary text cites December dates and a public official, A. W. Olrason, as rotary or notary.
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Toleoe
Leas County
F. J
Maus Cavanne
Frank J. Chene
A. W. Olrason Rotary
Fint
Nena
F.d. Cheney
Toledo
Drysiata
The
Michigan House nominates Edgar J. Adams speaker on second ballot
In a Republican caucus in Grand Rapids, Edgar J. Adams of Grand Rapids won the second ballot for speaker of the Michigan House with 48 votes to John J. Carton’s 4, after a first ballot tied 16 to 1. Adams faces Governor Harrow’s influence and may affect committee placements and the Atkinson bill.
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Fingree
Edgar Jt. Adams
Grand Rapida
Michigan Houses
Adams
John J. Carton
Flint
Atkinson
Chamberlain
Geo. E. Gillam
Harrisville
House
State Gossip and Michigan News Mix of Fires Deaths and Rail Moves
Kent county stands debt free as the state treasury shows 247074.09. Fire destroys Hay Cley kiln while Robbers steal 700 from J A Shaw in Williamston. Hillsdale death of T Mitchell and suicides near Ponting. Royal Oak begins a new factory, while Sauilme county reports whooping cough and Deckerville closes schools. Michigan rail lines gain funds while ice dives, miners, and lawyers figure in a sprawling, chaotic roundup of events across cities and towns.
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Kent County
Isin
Hay Cley Mfg. Co
J. A. Shaw
Williamston
T. Mitchell
Hillsdale
Peter Peterson
Norway
Pingree
Livingston County
James M Smith
Royal Oak
Sauilme County
Deckerville
State Sunday School Association
Jackson
John B. Hall
Detroit News
Michijran
Knoxville
Tenn
Fred Walters
May Graham
St. Joe
Jackson & Adrian Railroad Co
Airan
Thomas Maley
Ponting
Clinton River
P. Harber
Michigan
Edward Harrison
Mun Kegon
Nes
Watertown
Wis
Michigan Portland Cement
Coldwater
Crittenden
Preston
Lone
Lake Shore Railroad
Michigan Central
FIGHTING PROBABLE AS AMERICAN TROOPS PREPARE LANDING
Reports from Manile indicate grave situation in Negros with 3500 likely in a port town. Rebels threaten several points as American expedition under Gen Miller positions off Hollo awaiting orders. Foreign residents petition extension of firing but Miller refuses and moves to land forces.
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Michigan
Cuba
Ceneral Corbin
War Department
Alger
Plone
Meediog
Ageinet
Leto
Allie
Agulamide
Gem. Miller
Holle
Tien. Miller
Miller
Manila
Knilo
Dalle
Sixth Artillery
En. Miller
Llollo
Germany Seeks Friendlier Ties With United States
The Berlin Kreow Zeitung, key conservative organ, shifts from hostility to advocating closer political and commercial links with the United States. Officials say government influence is steering this change, extending to courts, officials, and the army elites who previously resisted rapprochement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
United States
Berlin Kreow Zeitung
Cabinet Crisis in Germany Shakes Imperial Cabinet
A long series of disagreements between Emperor William II of Germany and Imperial Chancellor Chlodwig zu Hohenlohe appears to be driving the government toward a cabinet crisis, signaling mounting tension within the Prussian led regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Opin~ion
William
Sod
Prince Hohenlohe
Premier Sagasta Reported Out of Danger
The dispatch reports various 1800s era items including Sagasta out of danger and Shafter set to command a California department. It notes ships and troops moving to Manila, debates over Hawaii cable sales, and remarks on political appointments and colonial administration in the Pacific region.
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Rom
Manon
Paw Paw
Stephen Sprague
Mason
Sprague
Deerlick Creek
Jeff
Sagasta
Shafter
California
Czar
Russia
Fran Josef
Austria
King Humbert
Italy
Tulran
Curehi
Too
Merriam
Minnesota
Oaid
Hitchcowk
Russha
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Ashley
Harrvon
James Moire
Stel Hotel
St. Johns
Cily
Renee Bamborough
St. Lauia
Killen
Dew
Robert Barrets
Bethany
Carrie Hunted
Jasper
Omega
Main Street
Jam
Geo. Killeen
Fred Bartran
Allie Stalter
St Louie
F. W. Blair
Owonan
Lansing
Ver-Lo Medicine Co
Eastern Michigans
DE Harrison
St. Luvin
Township Board of
Arends
C. L. Delavan
Adperviser Sharvur
Mr. and
Mea F.C. Henry
Yes
AL Owelve
W. P. Richards
William Bartrem
E. Bartrem
Chickamauga
Midland Republican
Bro
Oriveey
Midland
D. E. Devore
W. A. Green
DL. EB
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Crom
Tonia
Mivite
Hoste
Marth
Rondo
Uriaare
Pour See
Campbell
Michigan Mure
Cube
Alec
Lesurance
It Agate
Western Mutual Life Asociation
Chicago
Pancarnea
Wnth
Michigan Building and Loan Associations
Alpena Loan & Building Association
al Caney
Port Wayne
Fort Wayne
Fort Thomas
Columbus Barracks
Ohio
Fort Snelling
Mion
Walker Lake
Fort Crook
Omaha
Fort Ne Chicago
Lt la
Frank Edison
Lewin Ferguson
John Hubbard
Lome
Fisher
Smith
Okemos
Mason Jail
Auguste. Oa
Ito Springfeld Rifles
Cubs
John Richmond
Carland
Elsie
Lake Superior
Eote
Ely
Sandard Oil Co
Standard Oil Co
Wtter
American Copper
Octopus
Upper Peninsula
New Jersey
Xtra
W. D. Kelly
Calis
Dr. B. Taylor
Clio
John B. Ateyo
Sumpter Township
Wayne County
Senator Burrows
Sriah
15Th Michigan
Maj
Walter Crane
Mer
Fichting
the News
Norfolk
Havens
Onder
Yonemite
Admiral Dewey
Apia
Samoa
Hay
Hawaii
Selbrymaer
Hawaiian Republic
Romero
Mexico
Washington
Renite Zola
Pew
Londo
Essice
Gen
Zurlinden
Paris
Dole
Islands
Bar & Strong
U. S
Rowell Phil McMillan
Porto Rico
San Juan & Bio Piedras
Col. Kimball
Quartermaster’s Department
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