Michigan Wheat Crop Report Shows Variation Across Counties
The Michigan state crop report indicates southern counties a SAW acres of wheat, central counties Wheit acres, and northern counties M.US¢ acres. Yields per acre are estimated at 13 bushels southern, 15 bushels central, and 14.75 bushels northern, totaling about 20,400 bushels statewide if accurate. Reports note Hessian fly injury and varying damage by county, with significant damage in southern and central areas and lesser in some northern counties.
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Michigan
Secretary of State
Central
Tollalde
Wetituinten
Romtaerd
Pirerut
Laport
Sia Im St
Faso
Jane
Pumtic
Elected Prince of Wulgacia Amid Constitutional Tensions
The article notes Halzaria's throne and Vrinte Ferdinand of Sixe-Voburg Gotha as elected price of Wulgacia. It mentions potential abrogation of Berlin Treaty Article A by the sobranje and steps toward independence. The prince currently resides at his mother’s castle in Ken thal, Austria, with relatives including Max nH Charles Ire.
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Halzaria
Vrinte
Ferdinand
Sixe-Voburg
Gotha
Price
Wulgacia
Kenthal
Austr
Max
Charles
Axe
Nation News: fires, deaths, politics across the United States
The Nation reports a wide set of events from June including fire losses in the U S and Canada totaling 6 112 100 Ben Holliday dies in Hartland Oregon and other notable deaths in Ohio and New Jersey The president withdraws his invitation to visit St Louis Philadelphia and Atlanta are mentioned political moves include a push for constitutional celebration and immigration restrictions. Reports of accidents fires and a broad set of political and social notes fill the page with numerous names places and events among them Western U S and Caribbean ties.
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United States
Canada
Ben Holliday
Overland
Hartland
Oregon
St Louis
Jamestown
Ohio
Robert W. Ostendorf
Jersey City
N. J
Mr. Powderly
W. It
Huntington
Fulton County
Oho
Peter Barlow
Washington
Demerara
West Indies
Oscar M. Kelley
McCoy
Omnty
Valine
Anner
II Mabe
Finke
Carolina
Catewha
Tally
Kennett
Dakota
Siew
Hom Shea Wilson
Hies
Thomas A Carter
Geark, Ark
Bureas i Arkensas Valey
Sal Lake City
Couroh
Zingier
Cincinnati
Ziegler Mead
Eminons
Tressurer
Fererust
Maes
Soe
California
Sigcn
Oscar Harvey
Citi Wns
Mre
Cleveland
Letel
Wealington
Scrawder
Susquetate
Turing
Thomas N. Bateman
Satchel M. Sopher
Preside
Harracke
San Francisco
Sopher
Bateman
Missouri State Supreme Court
Brooks
Maxwell
Arthur Preiier
Ang. A
United States Supreme Court
Grafton
Standard-Enterprise
Offee
Fitelburg
Labor Party of Ohio
Jobin Seite
Leutenant
JF. McDonald
Springfelds
Thm Connor
Granville WN Tuttle
Walherille
O. J. Hatton
Akron
Immigration at New York port shows large increase
The immigration statutes at the port of New York for the first six months of the current year show a large increase over the same period last year. Figures indicate 4700 landed in six months, with the full year likely to approach 9000 migrants if the trend continues.
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A. Harter
Alliance
Wm. Baker
Newark
Board of Public Works
Carl A. Raeder
Cleveland
Statutcs
Port
New York
Castle Garien
Hurley Fire Destroys Main Street Alcazar Theater
A devastating blaze hit Hurley on the Gogeble range wiping out two blocks of the business district including the Alcazar Theater on Main Street. The fire began around 10 o clock and rapidly consumed the large wooden structure, causing extensive property loss and leaving many residents homeless. Investigators believe several people, including a theater employee, perished or are missing, with most affected families facing dire conditions in the aftermath.
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Hurley
Gogeble
Sand Y O'Elock
Alcazar Theater
Artress
Algor
Nile
Varely
Syed
Biarnes
Wnt
Duarte
Atuvut
Kratinn
Ainny
Clarendon Fire Destroys Town Buildings and Homes
A large blaze swept Clarendon Pennsylvania near Warren, destroying the old Show Planing mill and Weaver Hotel among other structures. Firefighters could not save two sites as winds pushed the flames. about 200 people were left homeless with many camps set near Warren. A suspected arsonist, John Mahoney, owner of the Weaver House, was sought after a warrant was issued. a charred skeleton was found in a hotel room, believed to be a missing back driver.
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Alger
Europe
Caro
J. B. Prone
Henson Harbor
G. Apl
Thant
Mexico
Kalkaska
Dutany Brov
Bavar
Jackson
Saginaw
Poland
Leven Maney
Wier
Alpena
Petoskey
Jon Fitewell
Grand Rapids
Ka-Gor Alger
Ishpeming
Supreme Court
Olsen Village Board
Ashley
Chesaning Flavhing
Flint
Port Luron
Hi Chur
MV. Rork
Michigan
Spokane Falls
Washington Territory
Wiliam T. Wells
Melville M. Migelow
W. B. Hammond
Chas
Baecom
Sunfeld
Maton County
Alaska
Kent County
John Barry
Iron Bay
Marquette
Coldwater Republican
Old Court House
Michigan Scoop Company
Battle Creek
Christiana
Norway
Stockholm
Sweden
Copenhagen
Denmark
Angus McKay
Lansing & Northern Road
John Minckier
Iron River
Mincler
Theodore Luce
Wm. Feeley
Lineden
Low Walters
Hin
Galloway & Wackman
Balduin
Lake County
Mae Conleened
Coyune
Sheen Be “Tiegwran
Procias
Hank
Keatytarters
Martin
Lapeer
Carmen
Jean Tabor
Jacksen
White County
Boris
Alpine
Alpisia
TEA Oak Ste
William Anderson
Inyuer
Jack McGinnis
Anderson
McGinnis
Vie Turderer
Jull Lieeie Allen
Conien
Hope
Juhn Morris
Carrollton
Des. Rost
Kreeman
East Skyliaw
Sturgeon River
Metropolitan
John Alexander
the & N. Wilcow Lumber Company
Whitehall
Fiat Rock
Wayne County
Verona
Lake Superior Iron Company
Negaunee
W. J. Calvert
Sarah Rutherford
Denver Evening Telegram
Colorado
George (.Riggs
George W. Crawford
Lig
Peter Leaport
Manum
Gettysburg
George Kirby
Hole Blane
Hole B
Torre
Twnain
Chicago
Valuer Howe
Association
William K Sheldon
Boston
Mass
Tss
Daly
Chicaun
Jdueatore
Kistertea
Elnitivs
Nikdniik
Remeber
Schol Oltierrs
Septon
Fueelasivres
Clarendon
Warren
Philadelphia ¢ Erie
Weaver
John Mahoney
Tre
Wtf
Philadelphia A& Ele
Soin
Mtough
Hynor
Mahoney
Sullivan
Ho Wax Yeon
Marital Union Linked to Yale Scholar from Fragrant Hills
Yan Phon Leo of Fragrant Hills China, educated with high honors at Val Inst, wed Elizabeth Maud Jerome, New Haven heiress, in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s mother's home. Leo came to America, studied at Springfold Missouri, attended Yale, then was ordered back to China by the government before returning to his homeland.
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Yan Phon Leo
Fragrant Hills
China
Mmne
Elizabeth Maud Jerome
New Haven
Mather
Yau Hon Leo Fret
America
Springfold
Moe
New Havaon
Hopkink Grammar School
Famine in Ireland and Austrian affairs loom in era notes
A sweeping set of reports covers famine in Ireland, the pope condemning Dr McGinnn, and AustriaEngland tensions. It notes Parnell illness, Dublin politics, and a push by Papal commissioners in Lublin. Parallel items include a Antwerp naphtha explosion killing seven, a Montreal fire burning 27 horses, and plans for Panama canal finance. The piece also cites Afghanistan pardons, naval build ups, Jersey visit optics, and a forthcoming shift toward monarchy in France.
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Ireland
Kmpress
Austria
England
McGinnn
Wil
Turkey
Parnell
Caristad
Papel Wision
Leland
Winchester
Dublin
Thorns Sexton
Kelley
Parnell Jon
Lublin
Antwerp
Canadian Pacific
Galt Ont
Arnahoe
Bateshire
Beotland
Atneor
Afghanistan
Luther
Krens
Melangthon
Lardisiann
Devle
Heilbronn
Grebert
Charles Storm
Vanada
Berlin
Canada
Montreal
United States
Fort Hope
Ith
Kentworth
Erastis Wyman
France
Jersey
Tle
London
Mid West
Dace Dlereny
Ineergt Hangers
Nagy Karoly
Hungary
Dietrich
Wee Chow
China
Prenet
Paris
Isy
Comte de Varis
Sal
Collapse of quays near Zug swallows Zurich hotel
A stretch of quay along the Inka river at Zug collapses into the lake in the early morning, dragging half completed wharves and the crowded Hotel Zurich with four floors full of guests. Many residents and hotel guests perish while others escape as a rescue effort resumes along the shore.
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Zug
Switzerland
Poereman Ley
Canton of
Krew
Cradl
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Aminais
Ashitvea J
Sterling
Monroe, Mich
Pheremney Steribng
Ori
Razinow Evans
St. Clair County
Macot Couty
Taggart
Bern Regivetel
Slbr
Inw
Howell
Condensed State News
Nuree Downs
Solliers
Downe
Mrx. Oa
East Saginaw
John McDonald
Craven Senn
Biel
Braxs
Tin
Cimethiy
Kosten
the Nation
Wis
Clarendon, PA
Datros Rolinesn
Harebach
Lenew
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