Detroit saloonkeeper found dead in suspicious circumstances
Andrew Bheelor a Detroit saloonkeeper was found dead in bed early morning. His wife reported he lay in a natural position with a rag over his face and a revolver and powder box nearby. Investigators noted a locked inn door, open basement window, and possible involvement of the household. no clear motive or suspects yet.
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Bauer
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Steeler
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Indiana Volunteers
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Farquhar
Michigan State News Highlights Log Camp Shipyard Burned
Michigan report covers Grand Rapids sympathizers funding a new logging venture, a ship launched at West Bay City with a 61 by 12 foot hold, and 7,000 feet of logs plus 200,080 feet of lumber capacity. Officials appointed as assistant inspectors for troop encampment. Also notes pardons, legal suits, a perpetual motion claim, a fatal boiler blast, and multiple regional incidents and civic items across the state.
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the State University
Tipmercy Inuher Company
Georgian Bay
May City
Davidson
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JN. Box
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A. T. Riles
Saginaw
Ldent
George H. Hopkins
Carrol
Jackson
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Cirle
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Alin
Hadley
Taumwee
Grand Rapids & Indiana
Muskegon
McDonnell Bros
Archibald McDonnell
Parthera
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Bonine
FF Busipos
HS. Titbits Anddohnt
Dity
Ritery Association
Sire Hegelman
New York
Noremac
Rhode Island
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Marshall
Francis G Thiavill
Luther Heacher
Benton
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Alma
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Bowiethera
State Normal School
George F Key
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Ypsilanti
Lansing
St. Clair
Maybury
of Michigan
Antiite
Don M. Rickinson
Naval Academy
Amag‘olla
Congress Debates Pacific Railroad Matters and Oleomargarine Bill
The May 2 Senate session focused on Pacific railroad issues with an executive adjournment to June 1. The oleomargarine bill dominated the day in both chambers, with amendments debated and votes planned for the following day.
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Pacific Railroad
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Townsend
Mingis
Iverhearidge
Kentucky
Beck
United States
Messr
Blount
Thees
Hitphatian
House
Mr. Brown
Georgia
Northern Pacific
Eruption of Etna Deepens Amid Global News Glance
The report notes Etna eruptions intensifying daily with Nicosia deserted and a 40 acre Berlin suburb fire. It mentions Gladstone's home rule vote likely failing, Prince Jerome Napoleon visiting the U S, cholera rising in Venice, and a Montreal bank teller’s defalcation about 6000 dollars. Fire relief from the king outside Nicolosi.
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Venice
HP Roy
Bank of Montreal
Stratford
San Franci
Nicolosi
Italy
Mount Etna
Notable 19th Century Crime Wave and Conflicts Reach Tennessee
United States Marshal Higgins was shot and killed in Carthage Tennessee amid long standing feuds. A Chicago police fundraiser nears 75 000 for the wounded and slain. Anarchists in New York and Santa San Fran faces, trials and convictions. Reports span uprisings, public notices, fires, and political wrangling nationwide, reflecting a turbulent period with multiple named figures and locations.
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Higgins
W. H H. Giger
Carthage
Tenn
Chicago
Herr Must
New York
Hayes
Galveston
Marriage of President Cleveland to Miss Frances Folsom
President Grover Cleveland married Frances Folsom in the executive mansion Washington after weeks of suspense. Guests arrived as the ceremony unfolded in a floral lit setting with Rev. W. Cleveland officiating. The couple departed for Deer Park aboard a private train, planning a week’s stay away from public display.
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Grover Cleveland
United States
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Bultale
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Thomas J. Bayard
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Treasuer
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Endlivott
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Lansong
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Mee
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Detroit
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Typ Nity Mia
Nelson
New York
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Walla
Dr. Bunderland
William Cleveland
Grover
Fran
Folsom
Mise Cleveland
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Manson
Kate
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Deer Park
Detroit Markets and Local Obituary Notice
DETROIT MARKETS report shows inconsistent commodity quotes with prices ranging from zero to several cents, including notes on meat, beans, and stock market activity. Cattle trading is described as slow with some price reductions, while grain and other items show mixed movements. Also noted is the death of Clark C. Sexton after over a year with Grand Rapids papers, and a labor meeting planned in August to organize leadership with Frankinay and others leading.
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Kent County
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Fourth Michigan
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Michigan
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Coldwater
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Hoc
Fenn's Meadow
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New Mesa
Texas
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Grand Rapids
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G A B Encampment Officers Elected at Belleville
The G A B encampment at Belleville held exercises and elected officers for Wayne County citizens. President John M Cody of Belleville. vice presidents Wwe W Detroit Sammut Wo Bur roughs and Edward Irvin Wayne. John T Browen Flat hocky Wii F Atkin son Detroit. James Benton Belleville. secretary Mies Fitle Sons Belleville. treasurer Henry J Stetter Haran. The president secretary and treasurer were made ex officio mentors of the executive committee.
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Bagley
Gow
Alger
Wire 1
Littlefield
Smith
Lienige A
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van Mure
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Aleeshibesd
Indictments Against The Chicago Anarchists In May Trials
The document outlines indictments against Spires Schwab Fielden Parsons Vischer Engel Lingy Selinger Bel Lioabel and Neehe for murder by bomb and by revolver. It notes conspiracy charges to murder police officers and to incite violence. Generals Ben Tiviler and Cen. Nutter are referenced regarding defense prospects and trial timing.
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Ben Tiviler
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Cen. Nutter
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