Wool Crop Prices Across Michigan Towns Reported
The semi annual wool market summary shows about 400000 pounds sold statewide at 22 to 28 cents per pound with washers fetching higher rates. Ann Arbor dealers purchased 25000 pounds, Pontiac and St Johns buyers led gains, and overall activity ranged from 20 to 40 cents per pound for various qualities. The state Sunday School Association met at Jackson with plans for Muskegon convention in December and a strong UP campaign. Weather notes include light sunshine and a dry spell hurting oats and corn growth, with recent rains aiding potatoes.
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Ann Arbor
Mark & Schmid
Wal
Idson
Pontiac
Marshall W. W. Dickey
A. O. Myde
Hillsdale
Bayers
Smith
Tugboy
Wildey
A. van Aulen
State Sunday School Association
State
mMbon
Jackson
S4th
M. H. Reynolds
Chautauqua
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
M. H. Reynouly
Muskegon
Michigan Weather Service
Aver- Bethtal Mainsall
Bevel ST
Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Brief Session
The legislative day closed Thursday afternoon as the senate adjourned at 2 47 p m and the house at 4 p m Between adjournment and Friday noon clerks finished work and President Strong and Speaker Wachtel declared both chambers adjourned sine die.
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Senate
House
Strong
Wachtel
Michigan State Items
A garbled Michigan item list reports varied local events. Mentioned are a $25,000 loss in Aro, over 2,000,000 resources, a new 6IE church dedication at Lenton Harkor, a fatal train incident at Lawton, high unemployment in Chapincie and cheese output at 62 tons, plus railway steamers between Beton Harbor St Joseph Chi and Milwaukee.
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Poutine
Aro
Morthport
Lenton Harkor
Ualian Tran
Lawton
Grea Chapincie
Lene Mowe
Beton Harbor
St Joseph
Chi
Milwaukee
Bert
Ravenna Railroad Disaster Kills Seventeen
A dawn collision near Ravenna Ohio on the Fourth of July left seventeen dead and many injured after a fast freight train struck a passenger train stalled on a steep grade. Rescue crews labored amid wreckage and fearsomely crowded scenes as survivors cried for help and officials promised a full investigation.
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Ravenna
Ohio
Lagman
Boynton
Willie
Lreken
Twlater
Corbin
Kent
Maryson
Tiuke
Unclear fragmentary report items mix crimes and deaths
Fragmented OCR item mentions Tivhert deers arrested for improper acts with a Nicolo Selmao daughter, a railroad death in Virginia, and shipments to Michigan. Mentions Benton Harbor works for evacuation, a George T. Smith case delayed, Hiram Given shot by a sparrow gun, and a probate judge resignation with George W. Bristol named to replace Horn.
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Nicolo Selmao
T. TH. Butham
St Joseph
Hivnoia
Michigan
Murder spree ends in woman’s death and man’s suicide in New York
Alexander Weiaso, 40, an ad agent for German papers, shot Maria Hodig after a jealous dispute. They had lived together six months in a room on Third Avenue. He then died after a bullet wound as police found Hodig with rope around her neck and multiple gunshot injuries. Hodig said he threatened to kill her. she escaped once from Staten Island. Weiaso, a Vienna native, had been in the U S six years. his wife had begun divorce proceedings.
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New York
Mintrees
Alexander Weiaso
Maria Hodig
Third Avenue
Fourteenth Precinct
Bellevue Hos
Staten Island
Statem Island
West Philadelphia
Germany
Weis
Vienna
Old Country
Rink
Iron King Col Benjamin's Rise and Fall in Wakefield
From the Gogebic iron range to state fame, Col HS Benjamin of Wakefield was known as the iron king. Once partner to Capt N D Moore, his fortune vanished in a bad investment. Last week he faced a lawsuit. the tale notes the era’s legal peril.
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HS Benjamin
Wakefield
Gogebic
Milouuim
Col Benjamin
Wesconsia
Benjamin
Coxccilion
Various World News Snippets From San Francisco to Kalamazoo
A batch of short items covers Spurgeon's illness in London, a fire on the Pacific coast, and accidents in Pittsburgh and Kalamazoo. Notable notes include a Chicago burial for Arnold Jahn, Depew delaying Europe travel due to family illness, a Mongolian and Chinese incident in San Francisco, theft losses in Missouri, a copyright proclamation, and the Park Theatre in St Paul reporting gate receipts.
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Arnold Siegfried Jahn
Gersgn Turner Societies
Chicago
Chauncey M. Depew
Europe
San Francisco
Montag
Vermont Farmers League Platform Favors Taxation Reform
The Vermont Farmers League, from St Albans, says it remains active with executive committees planning statewide meetings this summer and fall. It adopts a platform opposing class legislation, calls for equal taxation on real and personal property, supports graded income tax, strict government economy, and salaries aligned to taxpayers’ means. The league backs a sound currency, universal compulsory education, Australian ballot, freight and passenger rail fairness, anti adulteration of food and liquor, and land ownership and criminal migration restrictions.
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Vermont Farmers League
St. Albans
Visaya
Vermont Farmers’ League
League
Congress
Puasoneer
Ingalls Delivers Lecture on Second Century Problems
Former Senator Ingalls opened the National Chautauqua as a lecturer with The Problem of Our Second Century. He warned against paternalism and argued wealth redistribution would produce social imbalance, praising reformers while criticizing debt demands and government actions. He predicted broader liberty and greater happiness despite moral decline.
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Ingalls
Chautauqua
Congress
United States
Himbell
Diones
Lunatic disrupts Vincennes church service with pistol threat
A man described as William Sachs, a saloonkeeper, caused a Sunday disturbance at a Christian church in Vincennes Indiana. He shouted threats, attempted to incite violence, and waved a pistol demanding release or else he would shoot drivers. Police and bystanders restrained him after a tense struggle. the intruder was captured and shot until secured.
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Christian Clearch
Vincennes
Ind
William Sachs
Mr Clark
Maby
Medina
PoliveJonnam
Liert
Robertaen
Gabneinlan
Beton
Ste
Dee
Wim
Sache
Prince George of Greece Visits Omaha Amid Welcome
Royalty in America Prince George of Greece arrived in Omaha with Capt Lahunec and a servant. He registered at the Auditorium as Lou Bolstor and was met by the Circeujan benevolent association which escorted him to the hotel. The prince praised the Greek reception and thanked the delegation before departing for New York then England to visit his aunt the Princess of Wales.
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America
Prince George
Greece
Chisago Moguay
Omaha
Lahunec
Cireicniste
Watrance
Chalran
Stacey Sport
Sir Cenil Miles
Prom Chenge Tie Pele Poes
New York
England
Death in Mecosta From Delirium Tremens
Charles Brehmer, German resident of Mecosta, aged about sixty, died suddenly Wednesday morning after delirium tremens. He was found in a frenzy at the Bowen house, having damaged furniture. physician arriving too late. Coroner's jury will hear the case.
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Tremens
Lanalue
Charles Bsrehier
Mecosta
Bowrdine House
Deliviry
Brehmer
Neo
Leaves & Family
Fragmented Notice Reports Odd Incident and Scaffolding Accident
A fragmentary OCR item from Corydon Indiana describes a prank gone wrong ending in a man’s severe injuries and possible death. It also notes a Pittsburgh scaffold collapse Monday injuring four workers. The text mixes names and places, with unclear details and multiple events.
Boiler explosion destroys Central railroad engine near Nenqueboning Junction
A White Haven dispatch reports a catastrophic explosion on the Central Railroad of New Jersey near Nenqueboning Junction on Monday night. Four men aboard engine No 32 were killed, including Engineer Chon Trip Fireman J Pope Brakemen Gallagher and Smith. The engine and boiler were blasted 400 feet from its yard location, with Trip’s body found over 100 yards away and the fireman still missing.
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White Haven
Soga
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Nenqueboning Junction
Nesqueboning
Pope
Chon
Trip
J. Pope
Gallagher
Smith
Regiseer Trip
Murder in Germantown Tennessee Shocks Negro Church Crowd
Nashville dispatch reports a brutal murder in Germantown on Monday night. Pugh Prewitt was killed when a foot long butcher knife pierced his breastbone and lodged in the spine. Coroner Stockland noted the knife could not be removed until a rope and stick were used. Suspicion falls on Mose domeon, whom Prewitt had quarreled with earlier that day.
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Tennessee
Nashville
Tenn
Germantown
Nero
Pugh Prewitt
Prevwitt
Stockland
Necco
Mose Domeon
Prewitt
Fauity
Quarantine Order Aims to Regulate Imported Sheep and Swine
The Department of Agriculture on May 1 orders all sheep and swine imported from Canada subjected to a fifteen day quarantine. Secretary Rusk issues a revised order allowing entry after proper examination with no fifteen day hold.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Canada
Rusk Hes
Prominent Irish Figure at Meeting and Global Tensions Noted
A report from Thiadelphia Monlay notes a prominent Irish figure, Parnell, addressed a gathering amid disrupted German negotiations. Reports from Amsterdam describe imperial yacht Hohenallera sailing near the North Sea mouth as a revolution in Catamary is suppressed, with Gov. Blalo in London writing to the Times denying cable rumors of Jamaica’s revival. Buenos Ayres indicates eager reciprocity with the United States.
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Catamary
Garerajout
al Do
Gov
Blalo
Jamwlow
London
the Times
Ales
Ayena Aupatetch
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Michigan Sun- Gay School Association
Clinton County Frust Company
Oval Fruit Dryer Company
Plank
St Jon
Oart
Fenton
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Grand Rapides
Kidth Durley
M.C. A
Owenso
Detroit Commerceial Advertiser
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Tuomey
Nate Monday
van Buren County
Kalamasco
Nelson Daniel
May Lucas
John Redford
Joseph Mackan
Ostrander
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Manistee
Jack Kehoe
Kilnworth B. Poster
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Foster
Hirch
WC. Murtweid
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Pecesylvania
Iss
Shawassey County
James Ashley
Tollo
North Michigan
Post, Martin & Co
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Ann Arbor University
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Regents
Vailey Rairoad Company
Grant Raye
Robert i’ Hart
Bulatrs
Fiuety Diy
Wheeler & Co
Weat
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Hin Tome
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Lepentna
Cochrane & Co
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Conlenionn Ninde
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Arend Tapas
le Lair
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Milwauken
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Marquette
Todianagelis
Fed
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Naien
Devin Cadets
Jackson, Mich
Borridge & Berridge
J. la. Kaltlington
Ian
St Boniface Cavuto
Digkey
Marshell
Willisins Wirdeaware Company
Tawas
Adrian
Ian Sthletic
Prapowio
Fook
Charleston, W. VA
Ravena
Charton
Iik
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Charleston
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Kanawha
Columbus
Cnly
Biel
John BK. Norvell
Charlestop Dutonal Bank
Charleston Lodge
Order of United American
Poca
Kanawha & Michigan
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Ecopleton
George T. Smith Purifier Company
Ve W. DB. Thompson
Foten County Erewt Court
Hiram Given
Grand Hapida
Nowideot
Moses Lobrnekt
Spurgeon
Mexico
Stephen Trice
Lathrop
Pittsburg
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Tom
City of Mains
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Raound
Richard Butier
Mt. Clemens
Lave Milton HL Butler
Boleius
France
Great Herta
Switzerland
Massachusetts Supreme Court
J. H. Burt
Boston Advertiser
Burt
G. Grant
New Orleans
Scheduie
Grant
Mankavan Airship Company
T. H. Hood
Whuntefout Int
Moe
Mr. Hood
Mt Tamalapas
Cal
Fames
Louis Dillinger
Paul May
New Tingland
Belle Ammon
Edward Morehead
Toledo
Rist
William Fleury Gladstonn
Rt Hon
Cilwdstone
Dvad
Park Theatre
St. Paul, Mion
O PF. Buckley
Kalamazoo
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THE
Farmers’ League OF Vermont
Corydon
Sabe
Montgomery
New Amsterdam
Weilmeale
Havig
Horning
Nik Boyers
Verton
Joe Bull
Dade Crarse
Egus
Gare —Prine
Gommnon
Nahi
Roy iX
Bedale
Carrie
Dune Trade
Dua & CO
Mayer
Calelde
Ant Agen
Deere
W York
Neil
Bolal
Gmnerce
Atnstemiem
Yalden
North Sea
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