Ann Arbor Excursions Excur Ticket Destinations
Ann Arbor R. I. sells excursion tickets at one fare for multiple destinations including Orion, Mieb, Eaton Rapids and Montreal. Return limits range to August 25th for Orion Camp Ground Assembly and to August 15th for Epworth League Assembly Montreal. Extensions to August 31st and other dates provided on payment of 50 cents by Young Peoples Christian Union U. I. Church of North America.
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Ann Arbor
R. I
Orion
Mieb
Inc
Orion Camp Ground Assembly
Boston
Mase
L.A. W
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Ladington
Epworth League Assembly
Montreal
Pittsburgh
Penn
Young Peoples Christian Union U. 1. Church of North America
Excursion Notice for RAPIDS & WEST'N HOUSTON Meet
DET. GO. RAPIDS AND WESTERN HOUSTON MASS L A W announces excursion with one fare rate. Tickets on sale August 11 and 12. Return August 20 to tat.
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Rapids & West
Houston
Mass
Fragmented 1900 notices mix crime vows and scams
A jumble of reports from multiple towns describes a self-hanging over a bad banknote, a divorce case that turned into a property dispute, a wartime draft movement, and a tax commission plan to broaden property taxation. Community notices speak of unusual local characters, a hasty marriage ad, and patent medicine promotions.
Men and Women in a Fragmented News Note
A brief reading shows scattered phrases about men and women with unclear context. The text presents no identifiable events, names, or places to form a concrete summary.
Murky 19th Century Crime Roundup From Battle Creek to Kalamazoo
July 14 dispatches report a spate of crimes and incidents across Michigan towns. Arrests include Jolie P Kang in Battle Creek for robbery of ex-sheriff Barber's residence. Frank Webb alias Williams linked to bank thieves Slater and Allison case in Kalamazoo. and John Salemi, a fruit merchant, missing in Hudson after planning a trip. Also notes on a jail book contraband case in Kalamazoo and a brutal assault on Wilbur Farrington in Ypsilanti.
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Battle Creek
Jolie P Kang
Wi. Frazer
Jono A. Murphy
Southie
J. C. Barber
Apri O
Ullicor
Marshall
South Bend
Hudson
John Salemi
Owos Ao
Kalamazoo
Frank Webb
Williams
Slater
Allison
Richland
F. E. Knapper
Slater and
Webb
Eclectic Ol Cure Recounts Months of Suffering
Hawesville Kentucky resident M S Gist reports long battle with sore throat finally eased after using Eclectric Ol, saying the remedy cured him after twenty four hours.
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M.S. Gist
Hawesville, Ky
Michigan Pensioners receive varied grants across counties
Michigan pension records list restoration and reissue awards for numerous pensioners including Samuel Hartford Nashville and Erastus D. Tripp St Johns, with amounts ranging from four to fifty dollars. Additional increases are noted for many residents such as Martin Gage North Branch and Samuel J Smith Carson City. A separate item reports a fatal canal accident at Sault Ste. Marie and a drowning incident in Portagereek.
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Washington
Michigan
Samuel Hartford
Nashville
Erastus D. "Tripp
St. Johns
Henry ©. Williams
Wacousta
Martin Gage
North Branch
James H. Griffin
Eaton Rapids
Verdine H. Gillet
Holland
Enos Dowling
Rome
Henry A
Coldwater
Henry F. Hoyt
Robert Churchill
Quincy
Nathan Halleck
Ransom
Noah Petee
Blissfield
Levi Beek
Man
Ashland Center
Samuel A. Comstock
Davison
Chares A. Miller
Star City
Henry B. Diiler
Ypedanti
Robert M. Pickett
Tonia
Oua D. Wilson
Amble
Satan Welliver
Novia
Leroy Holeam
George Flood
Linwood
Henry Stephenson
Contested Convention Debates Reserves and Assessments
The article details the upcoming convention of the Ladies Maccabees with debate on a reserve fund growth to 20,000, additional assessments, and removal of the 50 cent per capita tax. Major Boynton opposes reserve expansion while Markey and others favor it. Detroit’s Mrs Lalling M. Hollister and Dr. Mary Danforth named for top posts as representatives from 18 states anticipate a lively deliberation.
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Nort Menon
Bey
Supreme
Boynton Ia
Eupreme Medical
Moss
Luly Maceaters
Mra Lalling M. Hollister
Detroit
Mise Bion West Port Huron
Mary Danforth
Committee On Laws
Knights
Enminutes
Laboring Men Protest Over City Street Fair
Kalamazoo July 14 laborers denounce a chamber of commerce petition against the proposed street fair. Trades and labor council officials condemn the sentiment as demoralizing to workers. A council meeting will likely adopt strong resolutions denouncing the petition and opponents plan a protest at Sunday Theatre issue.
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Kalamazoo
Chamber of Commerce
Trades and Labor Council
Trades and Labor
Piret
Fom F
MacKay
Actors’ Society
Amerjim
Row. Melaughlin
Unclear fragmentary headline from early report era
Incomplete text describes negotiations and a military figure named Clark of Montana. certain names and numbers appear garbled. The piece mentions Mexico and a prize or title, but specifics are unreadable.
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Mexico
Savohow
Clark
Montana
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