Michigan Trains Derailment Casualties At Watersmeet
A Northwestern train derailed near Watersmeet after a wheel broke under the rear coach causing multiple injuries and two deaths among occupants including Lt Gov James Macdonald. Survivors were moved to Watersmeet, with many seriously hurt, and officials prepared funeral arrangements as inquiries began.
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Northwestern
Bimywood
Malion
Watersimoot
Lo's Ork
Janes H. Macdonald
Bichigny
Willinty Cochrane
Escanaba
I. Tattle
Anaes Percy Boaser
Wou
Morey Eat
Ashland
Wis
Sniao
Mra
McClure
Wateranint
Mra BP
Tron Mountain
Severa
Armatrong
Davidson
Commonwealth
Liev Gov
Macdonald
Turtle
Cochrane
Tuttle
Maedauahl
Mr. Macdonald
Kecanaba
Tuttin
Cleveland
Gov. Lave
Livut
Mrs. Macdonald
Michigen
Luce
State of Michins
Worreyy
James
Mardon
Kimwood
Mich
Michigan
Buriial
Cyril G. Leve
Halbrook
Pax
Palmer
Green
Lowgitt
Dunstan
State of
James Ho Macdonwid
Upper Peninsula
House of Representatives
Uri Pr
Senate
Ol Lo Baton
O'Keefe
O EB
Alethine
Linkin
Wiliam Harris
BK. Potter
Harry C. Bouthworth
Wilson McKay
S. Rexander
M. T
World of Trade Prices in Mixed Market The World
Prices in the commodity and livestock markets show volatility with grains and butter reporting mixed or weak trends while meat and poultry demand remains variable. Beef and lamb figures, along with hogs and cattle, indicate uneven activity and shipping interest across regions.
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Michigan
University Memorial and Legislature Deliberations
The university has asked the legislature for two years of funding across several categories including library books, engineering and dental laboratories, and hospital expansion. A substitute bill tightens defenses for public and private statements, while committees plan to tour state institutions during a legislative recess.
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Yule
Cornell
Michigan Wutveraity
Harvard
Michigan
Michigan University
Bale Brea
Uttmive Baker of
Berrien
Noiter
Une Tator
Atkinson
Nbet
Immigration Bill Faces Tight Ports Inspection Push
A House committee report by Representative Ford urged a strict inspection regime and a per person tax of 85 to regulate immigration. The bill targets paupers the insane and those under contract, with Castle Garden and Detroit border scenes cited as overwhelmed by entrants arriving from Canada. Selections praise Castle Garden’s efforts but condemn current limits, warning of danger to U S institutions if immigration surges persist.
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Ford Hay
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Ford
York
Boston
Pittsburg
Detroit
Canada
Quebec
Oppl Limus
Ulme
State of
New York
Wayne
Mich
Almis House
Sigmund Simon
Aljene
Michigan
Great Britain
Castle Garden
Castle Hianten
Eptering
Renart
Vickres
Aley
Congressional Jarvart It and tariff talks in 19th century session
Numerous items from the congressional floor. Sugar bounty set at one cent per pound while tariff amendments and currency topics fill the day. Discussion also covers northern states admission and circuit court provisions, with various private pension bills and a death tribute to a Louisiana congressman.
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Hovge
North
South Dakota
Yentor
Montana
New Mexico
Jaxranyi Strate
Horst
Helena
Arkanass
Hompfill
Seth Carolina
District of Columbia
Pord
Michigan
Spinola
New York
House
Klownt
Georgia
RE. W. Robertson
Louisina
Ember
Costa Rica Devastated by Major Earthquake Calamity
A Costa Rican quake caused widespread ruin in San Jose including the presidential palace city hall and national post office, with ten-year rebuilding costs estimated at 1000000 and reports of loss of life and property across nearby cities. Strong tremors struck 25 miles northwest of the capital, damaging public buildings and triggering fear of further aftershocks.
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Sen Jown de Costa
Don
Severth Yauke
Republio
Costa Itica
San Joee
Pallontal
Wagunfoot
Mabie Square
Laker
National Postance
Governor Luce and local officials discuss options on liquor laws
The piece notes Governor Luce backing a move with Howey Raymuenal and other figures from Detroit and Grand Rapids toward regulating or prohibiting intoxicants. It covers a proposed local option via petition, a notary public certificate, and potential town elections. It also mentions a legislative pay raise plan and a township school district bill, with resignations and vacancies in Michigan officials.
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Tye Arch Masons
Sean aMcors
Lain
Fratito AB
Charkos HK. Troit
Ae Cummilny
Arthur Clark
Lascington
J.P. Wae
Oliiwater
Third Veil
Chun D. Lunch
Marquette
Aeomad
Brink
Murchtall
Winsor
Teed Wirand Sentinel
Alex” Moceagor
Detroit
Grand Rapida
al Masons
Yuis Bow
Pitot
Lantinvton Te
Antoen VY
Holibad
Mondo
Veremonis
A.K. Bagg
Erand
D. Woeedard
Clinton Rood
JF. Conover
Coldwater
J. B. Pickhover
Sonia
Emanuel Pranklin
Lansing
United States
Marshal Pennell
Franklin
Graves
Allway
Michigan
Sales
Sales Bobh
G A. BR
Hay City
Kalamazoo
Tskwax
St. Clair County
Wheeler & Co
West Bay
Ahip
Uull
East Saelnaw
Ofivera
W. T
Albert Miller
View Profit
J. G. Helland
Thor
Cranage
The
Chicago News
Obbo
Michiout
Davisburg
Toin
Pust
Watson
Montcalm
Board of Supervisors
Notary Pubiie Mnustattard
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J. H. Macdonald
Joel W. Nites
Herrien Springs
George Tating
Thayeens
Niles
Mt Pets
Michigan Association
Washington
Thafwre Linine
Tier Enya Elvil Servion Onder
Charles P Liouln
Isa
Hong Kong
Ote Ie
da Grood Army
Snow
Mick
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Montreal
Michigan Central
Mentreal
Enture
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Wolverine
Kalemazoo
Sohone
Maskegon
Mea
George Martin
Cassopolis
Sagimars
Peter Diamond
East Saxinaw
Reverye
Council
Musivegon Tat
Lalasside
Sunatorelect
McMillan
Irthinet
Lunuelog
Manny Ladon
Eaky
Red Mannen
Petoskey
Toledo, Ann Arvor & North Michigan Railroad
Cadiiler
Rapides
William Congdon
Liford
Cy. Kason
Yosra
Ja Bronson
Hile Lunitiens
Tule
Dennis Hyde
Melvie Dyer
Thomas Hayes
Muldvebury
Shianou County
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Middlebury
Borat
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Martin
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Adrian
Liat No Hall
Monroe
Setson
Antinlans
Oeitvaburg
Jonesville
Das
Southwestern
G. A. I. Association
American Express Company
An & Pension
Kim
Grant Haven
Spring Late
Ferryabore
Alba
Tute
Lanaing
T. H. Meshaw & Co
Bay City
Ihi, Hawies & Co
Clavetd
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic Railroad
John Best
Wilson MacMillen
James Middeliton
Thi County
the World OF Trade
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Monte
Sershey Baron
Uta. Eenatie
Eastern
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Whoice
Medias
Trong Seulgher
Col. Atkinson
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Jackson
Itamenie
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Doe
Humnews
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Evernor
K. Crofton Cox
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State Military Bowed
Fred E. Purus
Worth
State Military Board
James N. Cox
Calumet
Abd Ard-De-Camp
George M. Devilu
Entouel
Aid Decamp
Wiliam W. Cook
Lafayette Hurt
Babcock
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American Iron and Steel Association
New York Supreme Court
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Ennai
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Eaminle
Losurance
Ines
Memill
Jacolyn
Fortand
Asters Livhigan
William C
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Fouth
Corretlon
Moreau S. Crokby
Abraham , Piper
Depres Jan
Jerome Ceonl
Detoolt
Stephen G
Kalwnnson
W. W. Hodge
South Haven
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