Ice cream poison linked to milk decomposition study at Lawton
Dr Vaughan analyzes Lawton ice cream poisoning cases and finds no mineral poison. He attributes illness to decomposition in milk by a germ, with similar symptoms to cholera infantum. A New Jersey case may involve contaminated milk. In other news, Frank Wenland died after being shot escaping from Ionia prison. Guards are ordered to shoot escaping convicts when necessary. A university reception at Ann Arbor showcases decorative arts and musical performances with large attendance.
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Death of Alonzo Noble in Battle Creek
Alonzo Tompson Noble, a prominent San Francisco and Battle Creek business figure born in Williston Vermont, died of meningitis in Battle Creek at his father Hon. Hones Noble’s home. He leaves a wife and three children and was well known in California and Michigan for his enterprise and public service.
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Saginaw Salt Shipments Rise Over Last Year
Salt movement shows a fair pace with shipments exceeding those of the prior year at this time. The salt inspection year begins December 1 and monthly figures follow, listing varied totals and grand totals for various periods in 1834 to 1888, indicating overall higher shipments and large totals.
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Wisconsin tragedy and Michigan obits headline spree
Statewide items recount James Malloy killed by a train near Grand Rapids and James Johnson slain by a falling tree near Chippewa Lake. The report lists numerous Michigan incidents: drownings, factory accidents, court cases, political moves, and public notices across cities like Jonetson City, Ludington, Ann Arbor, and Marquette.
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Congress Debates Appropriation Bills and Executive Session
Congress reviewed legislative appropriation bills for river and harbor post office and pensions with discussion on a widow pension for Gen Stannard of Vermont. Senate adjourned after executive session as various committee reports and military matters were debated, including a joint resolution and postmaster appointments. Cattle markets showed steady to higher prices with Texas cattle noted and London market quotes cited.
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National News Snippet Covers Debt, Riots and Trials
The Nation reports Wilson of New York is £25 short in his account while the New York parliamentary committee sends another £10,000 to Parnell. Dr Gatling develops a new riot gun for 1,000 shots. Henry Primrose, Salvation Army captain, is arrested in New Philadelphia Ohio for bigamy. Officials discuss revenue, anarchist trials and political shifts, with various local incidents and notable resignations.
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