Mystery ends as husband found after twelve years missing
A Michigan farmer, believed dead for twelve years after leaving his wife in 1875, is finally identified. An envelope addressed to Mrs. Oppenheim confirms the truant husband’s return, ending years of whispered suspicion and hope. The community also reports local events from Ann Arbor to Muskegon, including rail yard accidents, bank notes, and school notices.
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Grand Rapids
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Ann Arbor
Me Millen
University City
Michigan Mining School
O. M . Fink
Jackson
J. W. Kennedy
Detroit
Lucy Crittenden
Albion College
James Butler
Snaiian Common Council
W. Burt
Laxeixa Legislature Debates Taxes and Bills in Senate
Jan 19 reports show Senator Doran pushing raised property and hens taxes while a slate of bills is introduced. Wisner seeks state boards, Park probes railroad charters, and McCormick targets the normal school. Adjournment follows a busy session with various measures and investigations under way.
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Abi
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Wayne
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McGovern
Aing
Reet City
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Livingsum
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Historian Bancroft Dies After Distinguished Life
George Bancroft, venerable historian and former secretary of the navy, died at his home in Wasitixieros on January 20. Born in Worcester in 1800, he studied at Harvard and Göttingen, traveled across Europe, and befriended scholars Humboldt and Goethe. He shaped naval science in Washington and Annapolis, served as a diplomat in Berlin, and devoted his life to writing a comprehensive history of the United States.
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Jackson
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Eelon. Thayer
Netrava
Dirators
Hell Telephones Company
Hiurini
Marin
John W. Rect
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Day
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Mourder
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Meare
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Pennsylvania
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Reformer Presbyterian Church
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W. V. Harper
National Life Insurageompany
Vermont
L. Taggart
Gow Mites Triumph Amid War Confusion
Fragmented OCR text hints at a wartime scene with tribal leaders Kicking Bear Short Bull and Two Stelle, a Miles-led force, and references to disarming opponents and property rights. The passage is garbled but suggests a battle context with indigenous leaders and a commanding figure Miles, and mentions deaths and military actions near an arena two miles away.
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Miles
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Incomplete 1900s Briefs Mixed News From Various Topics
A garbled wire service style brief compiles multiple items across finance, politics, crime, and disasters. It mentions education funding, a charity shutdown, snow events, free coinage debate, resignations, telephone industry actions, sailors treated, a death, a murder conviction, a senatorial candidacy, a church matter, an insurer official, a public service candidate, a schooner lost, a gas-related Boston incident, and Pittsburgh steel works wage notices.
Congressional Summary Warthxetox Jan 10 Senate and House action
Senate continued morning business with elections bill discussion and postponed adjournment to attend George Bancroft funeral. no practical business in the House. Senate debated a temporary German government bill for Alsace and carried amendments. forthright remarks on bribery and election oversight. At midnight, quorum issues delayed adjournment. later, a free coinage bill passed with mixed Democratic-Republican votes. House moved from journal to army appropriation, then District of Columbia funding.
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Dil
Hoar
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Dixon
Reagan
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Market and civic notes from a late edition page
A chaotic mix of market reports and odd local items describes cattle hogs and sheep prices, market steadiness, and trader activity. It notes a large hardware house fire loss and Knights Templar graft donation, plus Judge Cahill’s view on Chief Justice Champlin’s renomination and popularity.
The Wild Honey Bee and Civilized Life in Missouri
An essay on the honey bee as a civilization dependent species. It notes bees thrive with civilization, their dependence on clover and hollow trees, and how settlers and Indians impacted bee habitat in Western Missouri. The piece describes bee-hunting, beekeeping methods, and the societal dynamics when a tree with honey is felled and rivals react. It concludes with a reflection on whether humans taught bees this behavior.
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Missouri
Pittsburg Smokers and the Four for Five Stogie Lesson
An old cigar drummer recalls a Pittsburgh visit when a wealthy patron, identified as Carnegie’s partner Andrew Phipps, bought four cigars for five cents. The anecdote ends with the takeaway that millionaires favored lowly smokes, while the speaker left town after this encounter. The fragment also mentions Alexander II and a staged moral about wealth and civility.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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