Vioneers at Lansing mark seventeenth annual meet
The Vioneers of Michigan held their seventeenth annual meeting in Lansing with over 100 members present. President John Forster of Williamston gave the annual address. officers reported 750 names on the membership book and notable financial tallies for the year.
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Vioneers
Michigan
Lansing
State Clenver Society
Lansing Weds
Goa. A. Greene
Treaster M. J. Coleman
Committee On Historians
Col. Shoemaker
Jackson
Botssy Webber
Gov
Steong
Jones M. Storfing
Monroe
Anitmpers
Forster
LG. Wilcox
Abnurd T. Miler
Bay City
State Legislature Debates Districts and Edits Textbook Bill
The legislature approved a $73,400 regular mining school appropriation with three votes against and laid on the table an extra measure for a metallography department and lab equipment. New congressional districts were adopted, with changes from the senate bill, detailing district compositions across Detroit, Wayne, and several counties. The Rastone uniform textbook provision passed, authorizing state printing or book contracts, with certain sales rules for underpopulated towns, while other measures including a world exposition appropriation, insurance and penal reforms, and employment bureaus moved through committees or were defeated or signed into law.
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Holcomb
Gilbert
Bastone
House
Senate
Detroit
Greenfield
Lenawee
Monroe
Jackson
Brownstown
Canton
Dearborn
Kearse
Monguagon
Plymouth
Livonia
Nankin
Redfont
Komualus
Springwells
Sumpter
Taylor
van Bure
Haron
Wyandotte
Wayne County
Hillsdale
Branch
Calhoun
Kalagacoo
Eaton
St. Joseph
Cass
Herries
van Buren
Allegan and
Barry
Distriet
Ottawa
Kent
Loola
Oakland
Genesee
Tiarineston
Gray
Diekema
Hastone
Long List of American and European News and Events
Canadian crops suffer drought while Mrs Riseell B Harrison sails for Liverpool. A 10 million franc deficit in Pater's Pence fund. Township pauper relief bill passes in Wisconsin. Milwaukee bishop thought dying of stomach cancer. A Goshen man dies from fright after lightning. May coal output and cash in treasury rise. Wheat stocks decline at Minneapolis Duluth elevators. Fraud suspect Walter P Dempsey pursued in New York. Manistique furnace and railroad project rumored. Germany and Austria press for joint treaties with neighbors.
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Riseell B. Harrison
McKee
Liverpool
Pater
Willian
Fiasch
Diocess
Milwaukee
John Oster
Goshen
Tmd
Pernsylvania
Minneapolis
Duluth
Fifer
New York
Walter P. Dempsey
Chicago
Michigan State Items Range From Conventions To Accidents
Michigan notes show Lather captaining a Muskegon meeting about an $8000 brick project. Indebtedness dropped by over 14000 since May while coal mine issues and a fatal mining accident in Michigan and Kentucky appear among local briefs. Grand Rapids hosts the Michigan BG POUL convention. Calhoun County court opens with criminal matters. a Grand Ledge meeting and a chemical chimney fire are reported. A 25th annual commemoration at Al College is set for June. Traverse City reports a boy’s accidental gun discharge. a large caliber event at a hotel is noted and a fatal fall at a mine is described with limited detail.
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Chis Suiamner
Gringo le Yaple
Muskegon
Tonia
Manley Ique
Michigan BG
Poul
Grand Rapids
Calhoun
Kentucky
Alera Clalma
Presbyterian
Cwlinty Ploneers Hall
Lice
Wodursif
Warren
W. B. Marvin
Th Streeters
Grand Ledge
Smichael Jarg
Af Alcollege
Wood
Rand Beach
Seatore Neon Ly
Aerne
Aye
Marshall
Whitey
Mitchell
Horton's Bay
Loeia
County
Harbor
Union Seminary Declares Briggs Appointment Valid
The Union Theological Seminary board rescinds the General Assembly veto on Charles A. Briggs. After legal advice, directors rule the veto unlawful and that Briggs may continue as professor of biblical theology for the coming year. The decision upholds Briggs in his chair despite the Assembly’s earlier stance.
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Union Theological Seminary
Union Theological Seminery
Feneral Assembly
Presbyterian — *Church
Charles A. Briggs
Briggs
Weir
General Assembly
Detroit
Belgas
Union Seminary
Hhe
Ilegal
Schweinfurth Leaves Kansas City Amid Turmoil
A Kansas City dispatch reports Schweinfurth, once bound for here, deciding to stay then departing by Missouri train after claiming persecution. He attacked reporters and newspapers for misrepresenting his teachings while his followers reportedly continue to practice his precepts despite his exit.
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Schweinfurth
Kansas City
Lively Plaid Weather Rages Through Cincinnati Area
A fierce electrical storm swept Cincinnati and Covington on Monday afternoon with a strong gale. Telegraph wires failed, 1200 telephones burned out, and the Cincinnati Electric Light Co suffered severe damage as a $6,000 dynamo fused. Lightning struck St Aloysian Church clock in Covington, shattering it but injuring no one. Several shade trees were uprooted. no injuries reported.
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Cinciunati
Covington
Cincinnati Lectric Light’ Company
St Aloysian Catholic
Sir John A Macdonald Dead Canada’s Loss to Empire
Sir John A Macdonald premier of Canada and a leading statesman died after a long illness. Reports from London and Ottawa note mourning across the empire. Queen Victoria and other officials sent condolences as Canada’s favorite son passes after a storied career in law, politics, and imperial service. His legacy includes leadership in confederation and key international accords.
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Nest
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Hugh Macdonald
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Lest
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Montague Hersam
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Joint High Commission
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D.C
Jota
Banels
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Hagland
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Imperial League W
Bern
Isabella
Alexander Clark
Eag
Dainavert
Lavershire
Scotland
Tao Me
Susan Agness
T. J. Barnued
Jamaca
A Living Death at Hunt's Point Monastery Nuns Sealed In
A Sunday sealing of the cloister at Corpus Christi Dominican convent Hunt's Point NY leaves nuns confined to the cloister for life with strict rules. Visitors barred except for new members and certain clergy. Nuns rise early, pray, fast, weave, and observe long fasts with strict silence and simple diet.
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Corpus Christi
Hunt's Point
Corrigan
Wwe
Canada and the Belling Sea Dispatch from Ottawa
Ottawa dispatch reports Senate debate on Canadian intervention in sealing negotiations with imperial authorities. Abbott states Liberals in active consultation with Dominion government on settlement and measures to protect Canadian fishermen, noting progress and non-disclosure of finalized papers.
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Canada
Belling Sea
Ottawa
Pacific Coast
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